Late last year, the Food and Drug Administration quietly removed a page from its website warning people of dangerous products and therapies that baselessly purport to treat autism, such as drinking raw camel’s milk, chelation therapies, chlorine dioxide and others.
The webpage titled “Be Aware of Potentially Dangerous Products and Therapies that Claim to Treat Autism” warned people of the “significant health risks” some products that claim to “cure” or “treat” autism or autism symptoms carry.
