Dr. Carl Jablonowski

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75 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 5 Dec

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Bannon`s War Room · Episode 4974: Is India The Lifeline Of Russia; The Faucet Is Still Open On Immigration · 5 Dec 2025 podcast

You know, aluminum is the third most abundant element on Earth, and yet not a single animal makes use of it as a biological function.

And there's a really good reason.

It's because it's a neurotoxin.

And

When you inject a baby with aluminum, some fraction of it is going to go into the brain.

And once aluminum gets into the brain, there is no easy way out.

It's effectively stuck there.

A neurotoxin incompatible with life stuck in the brain of a developing infant is a horrible recipe for their lives and for society.

Sure, health in general.

Children's Health Defense, myself and my co-author, Dr. Brian Hooker,

just published a preprint and have an article in review that demonstrates that children of people who served in the US military are more likely to have autism than people who did not serve.

And that is a huge revelation.

It gets worse when both parents were serving in the US military,

It gets worse if they were, you know, a National Guard reserve or active but not deployed and active duty and deployed.

And just the severity gets worse as well, going from mild, moderate to severe autism.

And it's, you know, there are 2 million people in the armed forces right now with a whole lot more as veterans.

This is a major issue and it's a major problem

And it's incumbent upon the Department of War to really look into what could be attributing to a higher autism rate in children of the U.S.

military, both retention and recruitment processes.

They're going to have to look at it really hard and come up with a really good reason as to why either the Census Bureau data and our analysis is wrong or a really good reason as to why our analysis is right.

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