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Drinking Bleach to Cure Autism?

Are parents of children with autism so desperate that they are resorting to bleach for curing their condition?

The FDA has released a consumer update instructing the public to stop drinking bleach that is sold under names such as Miracle and Master Mineral Solution, MMS, water purification, Solutions, or Miracle Mineral Supplement. "Sodium chlorite and chlorine dioxide are not meant to be swallowed by people," wrote the FDA. Parents are obviously falling prey to outrageous claims from merchants promoting their miracle products, claiming they can treat everything from cancer, HIV, Hepatitis, to autism. Don't believe these brazen lies!

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