Children With Neuroleptic Induced Tardive Dyskenisia

Neuroleptic drugs are called "antipsychotics" and are now used for everything but hangnails, it seems.  These drugs are now approved for use in children for behavioral symptoms like aggression,who have a diagnosis of Autism---although there is no evidence these drugs "treat" behavioral problems.  There is however evidence that they shrink brains, and cause  Diabetes, Tardive Dyskenisia, brain damage and alter how the parasympathetic nervous system functions. The alterations of multiple physiological processes are not corrections of dysfunctions, but are evidence of drug induced, iatrogenic illness.  The eyes, the entire digestive tract from the esophagus to the rectum, the cardio-vascular, the metabolic and the endocrine systems all rely on the parasympathetic nervous system to function properly...