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Can Autism And Allergies Be Related? · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  Guys, I'm sick. And I want to talk about autism
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  and allergies and everything in between.
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  Okay guys. So today I want to talk about
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  autism and allergies and if they're related because like
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  there is a there's a there's a huge, huge question.
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  Huge thing or two stuff in here for this fan on.
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  Wait sweetie noisy, this Phantom noisy.
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  Yes it's noisy. I'm gonna open the door but
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  basically autism in allergies. What does this mean?
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  So basically there are there's studies and there's people that
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  talk about how autistic people have come up conditions, right
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  which is nothing new. We all know about comorbid
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  conditions, and it's going to put you guys down here on the
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  table. There are Builders right outside
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  my house, so I'm gonna have to close the door.
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  Hello Randy, hello. Hello Randy.
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  But also with having a great extra, I also have allergies for
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  things like I was allergic to when I was like about 16, my
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  girlfriend's dog at the time, made me really like my my eyes
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  flare up, and I get really itchy and stuff like that.
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  But other than that, I do have hay fever.
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  Now, I am, I recently partnered with a company called brilliant.
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  To talk about homeopathic medication for like ADHD anxiety
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  and stress and stuff like that and then it also recommended
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  that they had some stuff like allergies.
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  I cook off control and stuff like cold and flu and I was like
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  yeah cool. You know, standing over we call
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  that F way. I think you are brilliant for
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  sponsoring this video because the they're just super cool like
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  that. But anyway, I got really sick
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  now. I don't normally get sick.
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  Okay. No so I think oh, when I'm sick,
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  I get hay fever and that's the end of it, right?
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  So I got sick. My son goes to school and he Mr.
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  Pick someone from school, brought it back home and we're
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  all sick. So that being said, I have tried
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  everything and I've had this horrible cough.
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  So what I normally take it, I take stuff like Manuka honey.
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  We'll take like lemsip kind of like, you know, all this kind of
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  stuff, you know, anything that kind of like helps decongest you
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  and as you can tell I'm quite congested right now but I also
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  then remembered. I was like aha.
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  Brilliant actually have cold and flu recovery and cough control.
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  Knob really have. This is a cough control honey.
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  Like medicine and I'm telling you now guys you know,
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  homeopathic medicines a lot of people a lot of people are not
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  really into homeopathic medicines but I try anything
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  because as long as it's got none nasties I'll try it now this
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  stuff was crazy good after taking so just one day they help
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  control my cough, which was absolutely what it says cough
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  control. This also does like wet and dry
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  cough chesty, a nasal congestion itchy sore, throat, pain and
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  chest tightness. Now, the reason I'm talking
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  about this in this video is because I've got allergies like
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  hay fever and X-Men. Now Help with hayfever index
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  mama and only take like antihistamine.
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  No my only grievance with antihistamines is that they can
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  be damaging for your heart and also make you super drop Z.
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  So I want to try something new. So I now have this for next
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  year. Also really I have this other
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  one which is a cold and flu remedy which I haven't had this
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  one yet because the cost control was working so good.
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  Anyway, if you guys are interested in checking out this
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  homeopathic medication that brilliant actually offer for
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  other things I will Link to them in the description down below
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  now, also, with that, I just like to say that.
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  Brilliant fantastic for helping with anxiety, stress, relief,
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  and all that kind of stuff for people on the Autism Spectrum,
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  which is why I teamed up with them to do a couple of videos on
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  what they helped. Sponsor.
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  Some videos, I'm sorry that my house may seem upside down.
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  Right now. We are moving out soon to be
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  bought a new house or moving out soon and yeah, we're trying to
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  get everything ready. So this is like my son's play
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  kitchen appearing. Having a fan there and exits
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  just stuff everywhere. Anyway, guys, so the Idea of
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  brilliant is really that the training gave like homeopathic
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  remedies for things like that just so that like you don't
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  always have to have a nasties. Like I said, you know I do worry
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  sometimes for antihistamines about like you know, how they
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  can affect your heart health, how they can actually impact
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  your, you know, your wakefulness and stuff like that.
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  So that's really interesting to know that there's there are
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  alternative therapies for cold and flu and crafts and stuff
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  like that. Now I told you I take brilliant
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  for my anxiety and stress with. Are we having ADHD as well?
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  And it does really help for me. And I do talk about it in other
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  videos. You can find on my channel.
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  I'll try to leave some in a link down below so you guys can check
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  that out. Now, these are so, you know,
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  there's no nasties in these. They're so kind of clean.
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  I guess, because I homeopathic the, the non-habit-forming, you
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  know, you take them just pop them in your mouth and then he
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  goes, no, harmful side effects. But I would also consult with
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  your doctor before taking anything new.
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  Because if you are going to take something that is a medication,
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  or anything that you're going to orally interest, it's a
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  obviously, this is a that has no drug.
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  Action. So it's not gonna like interview
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  with any other drugs you have but just check your doctor
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  anyway it's always worth it. But brother a great company they
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  really do care about people and they care about People's Health
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  in a more like subtle way, which is really nice.
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  And that's why I kind of like having them partner up with me.
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  So this is brilliant. If you like get your hands on
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  any of the stuff I'm talking about, I will leave a link for
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  brilliant in the description down below.
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  They also do adults and children versions of the brilliant which
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  is the one that's how to help with anxiety and ADHD.
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  And to be honest, you out with everything that kind of autism
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  throws at you. Okay.
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  So another Cold and flu. Let's get on Tugboat, comorbid
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  conditions and allergies K. So, basically, here's the deal,
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  guys. Autism actually has some
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  physical manifestations within its condition, right?
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  It doesn't just have a neurological composite.
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  It actually has some other physical things that happen as
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  well. You know, you could have like,
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  fine and gross motor skill issues which is a physical
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  thing. You can have, you can have
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  things like a GI disorders. You can have things like
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  allergies and skin allergies and skin, irritations.
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  All Of those things are physical manifestations of a comorbid
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  condition that aligns with autism, which is really
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  interesting because like, is there a relationship between
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  Autism and allergies will yes? 100%, because autism actually
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  encompasses a bunch of things. That's how a diagnosis is
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  formed. You know, it's not just, oh,
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  autism, it's like autism with XYZ, you know, there's a whole
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  bunch of different things within an Autism diagnosis, which
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  actually characterizes an individual diagnosis for
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  somebody on your son Spectrum has enough to make some tea for
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  my throat. Is killing me today.
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  I've got a quite a sore throat so I'm going to take one of
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  these going to take all these cold cough control ones from
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  Brilliance that them again today because you take them every day
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  but I'm taking them in them in the mornings.
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  So I'm going to pop on in now and I'll make some tea.
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  Okay, so please ignore the mess behind me that we're moving out
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  soon. Anyway, getting back to it
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  allergies and autism. So there is a relationship
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  there. And a lot of people kind of
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  dismissed relationships like that because they don't think
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  that autism is going to have physical counterpart.
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  Like, awesome has no physical manifestations but it does.
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  And it's interesting that we need to note this because I've
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  gone through a diagnostic assessment for an update on my
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  diagnosis because obviously I was diagnosed with Asperger's
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  Syndrome which isn't the term that is used.
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  Molly. Now use autism spectrum disorder
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  or condition. So it's getting an updated more
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  in-depth detailed version because I wanted to have more
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  detail about my condition which is going to be out soon.
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  So don't worry about that. But the most interesting thing
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  about this was that, when I mentioned that, I have
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  aggravated extra, the clinical diagnostic practitioner was
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  saying that, yes, you know, this is a common thing, it's a Common
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  Thread. So when you're thinking about
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  autism, you're not just thinking about, oh, Oh, you know the
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  affect somebody's learning abilities or communication
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  abilities or anything like that. It also affect, you know, the
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  skin, it can affect their gut. It could affect all kinds of
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  things. So so when people say that
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  autistic people have difficult time, being in the world because
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  of all those like input they're getting input and an issues
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  across the board. Their body is reacting
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  differently to the world as well, you know, in a slightly
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  different way. I'm not saying it just autistic
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  people have excellent but there is a link there as a strong
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  link. So that is something I just
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  wanted to talk about. I just want to get it like out
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  there because I never really spoke about allergies not seen
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  before. Other than that, I think the
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  weirdest thing I've had is alopecia as well.
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  Wear your hair Falls. Are luckily my group are katuk,
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  like vitamins and things like that, and my hair to grow back,
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  which I'm really thankful for. But it did happen.
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  And I was thinking that, like, alopecia and autism, because it
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  obviously stress-related can be quite common.
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  Also, I would love to know your thoughts.
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  Pop me, a comment down below. Let me know how you, you know,
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  how you feel about. About it.
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  Let me know if you guys have any comorbid conditions and see you
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  guys next video. Peace.
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