

Autism rates among children have surged from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 50 over the past two decades, prompting an investigation into potential causes.
“Autism, Mercury, and the Hidden Truth”
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Autism rates among children have surged from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 50 over the past two decades, prompting an investigation into potential causes.
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Eric Gladen travels across the United States in an RV, driven by his experience of mercury poisoning after receiving a tetanus vaccine. In "Trace Amounts," he investigates the rising rates of autism, which have increased from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 50 over the past two decades. Gladen argues that the mercury and aluminum in vaccines are linked to autism, a claim that contradicts the scientific consensus. The film features commentary from figures like Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Jim Carrey, who have supported anti-vaccination efforts.
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Why Watch
- Meet Eric Gladen and hear his personal story.
- See how celebrities influence vaccination debates.
- Find out about California's vaccination law changes.
Did You Know
- Eric Gladen claims to have experienced mercury poisoning after a tetanus vaccine.
- The film was promoted by celebrities including Robert De Niro and Jim Carrey.
- California Senate Bill 277 removed personal belief exemptions from vaccination requirements in 2015.
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Who directed the documentary Trace Amounts?
Trace Amounts was directed by Shiloh Levine.
What is the main claim made by Eric Gladen in Trace Amounts?
Eric Gladen claims that mercury and aluminum content in vaccines is linked to autism.
Which celebrities promoted the film Trace Amounts?
Celebrities including Robert De Niro and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. promoted the film.
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