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Yoplait Causes Autism?

Some well-meaning parents are theorizing the possibility that the yogurt Yoplait may be responsible for causing their child's autism. But does this theory hold any water? There exists no hard proof anywhere to support this claim. You can perform a quick and simple test with your child to determine whether or not Yoplait is worsening your child's symptoms: if his/her behavior worsens after consuming Yoplait consistently, then it's safe to assume this product is not good for your child to consume.

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