Question 11375 — people with disabilities

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Ms. Marine Le Pen draws the attention of the Secretary of State to the Prime Minister, responsible for people with disabilities, to certain abuses observed in the therapeutic treatment of autistic disorders in children. Playing on the despair of parents lacking solutions, some doctors offer - often at high prices, sometimes without protocol and without follow-up - alternative treatments which are at best ineffective (probiotics, diets), at worst harmful (ingestion of cannabis oil, chelation of heavy metals). Many parents also use, without necessarily being aware of the risks incurred by their child, products presented - on the Internet, social networks or during collective consultations - as active remedies against autism, even though they can be excessively dangerous for the body (chlorine dioxide, in particular). These products and practices have created a very lucrative market for its promoters which ignores any public health considerations. Since the children concerned are not intended to test the drugs and treatments on which the research groups are working, she questions them about the means she intends to implement in order to fight against these dangerous practices. She also asks him what devices she hears promote to evaluate the effectiveness of alternative treatments against autism that are being developed today.

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