Even the most exceptional scientific minds will be challenged to assimilate the depth and breadth of this examination. This is a helpful addition to aid in separating that we hear in main stream media, and what factually can't be denied. We won't be s...  Read More

Time to give a copy of this book to the pediatrician, says jennifer giustra-kozek. Lyons-weiler asks us to listen to our autistic children, see them as the canaries in the coal mine, and fix our environment so that fewer kids become autistic.

The environmental and genetic causes of autism (lyons-weiler, © 2016) is aptly named. Genetics loads the gun. Environment pulls the trigger.

This is a must read for medical professionals who still consider themselves healers. It's a very slow read, with lots of terminology that may only be fully comprehensible by medical professionals, but it has a wealth of honest information. Dr. Jack wo...  Read More

The author seems to think his work deserves kudos simply because he dares to be a contrarian and declare autism environmental in origin. This book seems most likely to be casually referred to (if not read) by antivaxers as an authoritative tome by som...  Read More

As the author told me on twitter, this book isn’t objective. Then, it is also unfair to refer to this book as “objective science”.

He cites two alleged vaccine-associated disorders, asia syndrome and macrophagic fasciitis, not telling readers that neither has been accepted by the medical community as actual syndromes. It is one of many ironies that lyons- weiler thanks wakefield,...  Read More