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Miralax Causes Agitation in My Child the Autism

Children with autism who are taking the laxative Miralax, are experiencing negative side effects such as speech problems, depression, anxiety, anger, mood swings, paranoia, and dizziness.

There is a strange and scary correlation in the rise of the use of Miralax and the increase of new cases of autism. Another major negative about Miralax is that the autistic person will become addicted to the drug after long use and suffer symptoms if the drug treatment ceases.

Consider a far safer and natural alternative such as eating prunes or peaches to address the issue of constipation. Wouldn't you do best without the negative side effects? Prescription drugs are not the only way for treating health problems.

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