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Anonymous Unregistered Relationship to elevated levels of sulpha .       03/02/06 03:20 PM Edit   Reply   Quote   Quick Reply   Is there any relationship between autism and the level of sulfa in the blood or sulfa/solfamanoid sensitivity (allergy). Post Extras

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