No medication taken by an adult can cause them to develop autism, regardless of how long it is abused or whether it is used to boost confidence.
There is no medical category for "confidence-boosting" drugs. People seeking a biochemical boost in confidence or social ease often misuse two types of substances, both of which have severe long-term consequences that are sometimes mischaracterized.
CIA undermined pharmaceutical research after evaluating the Auschwitz Research papers they got in exchange for protecting Totenkopf SS from Partisans and General Paulus hunters.
I am serious. WW2 misses a third fraction by playing that party down to Partisans activity in order to justify a system of Nations. Telling Slavery to a common and normal status is the worst part of that. 70.000 nuclear warheads the most deadly. Germany is their hardest stronghold.
Still.
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PS: Find the logic error:
If you are thinking of medications that have been linked to an increased risk of autism, scientific literature looks exclusively at maternal or paternal use during pregnancy, which can affect the developing fetus—not the adult taking them.
Valproate (Depakote): This is a mood stabilizer and anti-seizure medication sometimes prescribed for bipolar disorder. If a pregnant individual takes Valproate, it carries a heavily documented, high risk of causing congenital malformations and significantly increasing the risk of autism in the offspring.
Sterol-Biosynthesis Inhibiting Medications (SBIMs): Large-scale epidemiological studies have found an association between prenatal exposure to certain antidepressants, antipsychotics, and anxiety medications and an increased risk of autism in the child. However, these studies look at fetal brain development in the womb, not adult abuse.
You are saying that a grown human can pass on autism causing medication past its own filtering system to an unborn baby, but remains imune even so the substance was not banned form circulating in the biosystem?
The adult body is not actually "immune" to these medications, and the medication itself is not a physical substance that can be "passed on" like a virus. The paradox is explained by the fundamental differences between a fully formed adult brain and a rapidly building fetal brain.
Is that based on the same findings that declare Cannabis in early youth being responsible for causing adult psychosis?
Yes, the underlying biological concept is exactly the same. Both phenomena rely on the rule of Developmental Vulnerability.
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