Your analogy between fish in a pond and autism is extremely short sighted, basic and flawed. If you wish to explain to people that they should stay away from toxins then I would applaud you for this, however bringing autism into your arguement is inappropriate and dangerous without providing sources for your statements - where are you getting your information and data from that autism is not genetic? I hope you are not using autism as the title for your video to gain attention. Autism can be an extremely difficult disorder for parents to cope with and it is inappropriate to be placing videos stating knowledge in areas without giving any form of data backing up these statements, parents are vulnerable in their attempts to seek help and answers when told their child has autism and videos like this do nothing to help. If your area of knowledge is nutrition then provide a video relating to keeping all children healthy and not spefically children with autism.

I have autism in my family, have worked as a teacher for children with autism, have studied special needs and am now a postgraduate studying psychology - nutrition is important for everyone and I urge parents viewing this not to think that by only changing your child's diet it will stop the child having autism.