If you get a bunch of women with autism together in the same room, you’ll find that many of them have serious problems with their period or were diagnosed with hirsutism, elevated blood or serum testosterone or untreatable acne.

All anecdote now, of course. Since autism is seen as a male disease, an because of the focus on it as a disease of the mind, I suspect that the hormone angle won’t be investigated any time soon.

“I and many other epilepsy sufferers of whoms seizures are triggered…” Reference please? Preferably peer reviewed, not just someone who thinks their disease is caused by X cause? There are many people convinced that problems they experience come from specific sources; you’re really, really reaching to turn that on Snopes. How about people who think their schizophrenia is called by chemtrails? Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

The neurotoxin accusations against aspartame are thin at best, so I’d like to see a reference.

“They ADMITTED it!” — Huh? I read every Snopes page even vaguely relating to aspartame, and I don’t remember anything about them admitting that they’re being paid to write nice things about the sweetener. Perhaps you could offer a link?

Chinese Whispers: http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/chinese+whispers.html

“The basic story is TRUE” — you have not established this; you have not argued for it; you have done nothing but state it. In vague terms. The basic story is NOT TRUE, as far as I’m concerned. Give me something to work with and I’ll consider, for one second that you’re not a lunatic.

Otherwise, you’re left in the same category as “Dr.” Leonard Coldwell, who’s flat-out nuts.