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Families of infants diagnosed with serious medical conditions after consuming toxic baby food can get justice and compensation.

Families of infants diagnosed with serious medical conditions after consuming toxic baby food can get justice and compensation.

The families of infants that are victims of the following serious medical conditions resulting from the heavy metals in toxic baby food are urged to come forward for a free, private online case evaluation:

  • Autism & Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Asperger's Syndrome
  • Childhood Disintegrative Disorder (Hellers Syndrome)
  • Kanner's Syndrome
  • Pervasive Developmental Disorder
  • Rett Syndrome

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What is Heller's Syndrome and How Does It Affect Newborns?

Childhood disintegrative disorder (CDD)--also known as Heller’s Syndrome–is a rare disorder that is merged into autistic spectrum disorder.

CDD has a relatively late onset and causes regression of previously acquired skills in social, language and motor functioning.

CDD occurs in children who have had previously normal development who then appear to regress, sometimes rapidly.

The condition can seem to develop in days or develop over time, and most commonly begins in the fourth year of life, although there is some variation

Affected children show clinically significant losses of earlier acquired skills in at least two of the following:

  • Language skills.
  • Social skills and self-care skills.
  • Bowel or bladder control.
  • Play and motor skills.

Abnormal function also occurs in at least two of:

  • Social interaction.
  • Communication.
  • Repetitive interests or behaviors.

There may be social and emotional problems, such as a child previously happy to be cuddled becoming averse to physical contact.

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Legal assistance is readily available for the families of victims suffering Heller’s Syndrome

As with most serious neurological conditions, babies born with this disorder will most likely require a lifetime of critical care and therapy to maintain a semblance of normal life.

Some of the costly treatments and therapies families will be responsible for include:

  • Physical and hydrotherapies
  • Occupational therapies
  • Speech and language therapies
  • Physical prosthetics
  • Supplements, dietary programs, and other nutritional interventions

That’s why parents of babies born with this condition that were affected from the heavy metals in toxic baby food should contact an attorney without delay.

Remember that these treatments will be a lifelong commitment that parents shouldn’t have to bear the brunt of alone–especially in instances where manufacturers broke internal standards by selling foods that exceeded them.

The Shield Legal Network team believes that the families of infants with serious medical conditions as a result of the unreported heavy metals in toxic baby foods should have an opportunity at justice.

The FDA finalized guidance for infant rice cereal, recommending it contain no more than 100 parts per billion of arsenic.
2020

A U.S. House Subcommittee said it requested internal data from seven companies after a nonprofit called Healthy Babies Bright Futures published results of testing it did on baby foods.
2019

Happy Family also said the test results it provided don’t reflect all of the current products.
2019

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