Autism on the Joe Rogan Experience

“Just the things I've said about gender dysphoria, saying that it's associated with autism. Not for everyone, of course, but just saying that for many people. A…”

Soh claims gender dysphoria is associated with autism for many people, and that studies support this as a legitimate link.

“And he published this paper, which remained in the journal for 12 years. And all it said at the end was, further research needs to be done in order to see if t…”

Humphries claims Andrew Wakefield's paper remained published for 12 years and only called for further research on a possible MMR-autism-bowel disease connection.

“One in 36 children has autism now in the United States. That was one in 150 in the year 2000. And in California, where I live, it's one in 22. One in 22 with a…”

Casey Means claims US autism prevalence is now one in 36 children, up from one in 150 in 2000, one in 22 in California, and that 25 percent of men under 40 have erectile dysfunction.

“We expected the cause of that program to be about $3 million a year in Minnesota, in Minneapolis. It got up in over a three-year period, it got up to $400 mill…”

Kennedy claims Minnesota's autism home-care Medicaid program grew from an expected $3 million a year to $400 million a year within three years, nearly all of it fraudulent.

“Well, they certainly have less instances of autism, which is really fascinating. It's very, very fascinating. The Amish have less autism? Yeah. There's almost …”

Carlson claims the Amish have almost no autism, implying it as evidence against vaccines given their lower vaccination rates.

“What he found in his first run through the data is there was an 1135% greater or elevated risk for an autism diagnosis among the kids who had gotten it in thei…”

Kennedy claims a CDC-commissioned analysis (Verstraeten) of the Vaccine Safety Datalink found an 1135% elevated relative risk of autism diagnosis in infants who received the hepatitis B vaccine within their first 30 days of life.

“As the autism rates have gone from 1 in 10,000 in 1970, and people knew what autism was. They knew what it looked like in 1970. They did the biggest epidemiolo…”

Kennedy claims autism prevalence was under 1 in 10,000 in 1970 based on 'the biggest epidemiological study in history' and has since risen to roughly 1 in 31 today.