Recipe for Creating Autism in a Child

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Well, the flu is a virus. Antibiotics have little to no effect on viruses, because viruses mutate much faster than the bacteria the antibiotic is designed for.



http://www.chemotherapy.com/treating_wi ... _chemo.jsp

I hope that helps.

She's one of the lucky ones then.

I'd suggest, off the top of my head, Vitamin B17 (from apricot kernels), Vitamin C, and all else would depend on the cancer itself. I've never had to face it - touch wood - so what I've read has been incidental to my studying of natural medicine.


EDIT: Typo - should read 'Vitamin C' not 'Vitamin B'

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How so, Daniel?

This is one of those times - where to say - it wasn't chemo but it was Spirit working through chemo that treated your mother. But please know that there ARE alternatives - and health inducing treatments and CURES available - and they do not involve scams or buying anything - the only thing required is an open mind to learn new concepts. There are entirely NEW paradigms available now to mankind that treat the whole individual - body, mind and spirit - from new perspectives and with better results than anything currently offered by conventional *medicine*.

Regardless - wishing you all the best of things to you and your mom.

http://www.newstarget.com/012727.html
http://www.newstarget.com/cancer.html
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Good ideas. Did you ever check out http://www.quantumbalancing.com/resources.htm



Radical, compelling and awesomely good stuff.

I'll have a look in a few minutes!!

I do know that one of the main concepts is the 'go back to nature' thing... cut all toxic chemicals from your home and diet and using exercise, breathing techniques, natural products*, and eating natural food can be all it takes, along with things like EFT (which I've not tried but heard good things about; plan to investigate in the next few weeks).

*I can vouch for this one not being expensive or difficult. For example, I use natural shampoos etc (same price as 'standard' brands), I use Soap Pods - the seeds of the SE Asian Soap Nut tree to wash my clothes, which leaves them cleaner, fresher, brighter and far softer than any normal laundry detergent I've used, I use all-natural skincare (http://www.renskincare.com) which is a bit more expensive (though I've always bought expensive stuff), but there are brands available for the same price as standard chemist products. My deodorant is natural rock crystal stuff - you use it the same as you would any other roll-on, only difference being you need to wet it first, and it lasts forever, works better than any 'standard' product I've used, and is the same price. All cleaning is simply vinegar, baking soda, lemon juice, and borax.

Nothing has to be expensive, it's not hard to get hold of, in my experience it works the same or better than standard chemical products, and you feel far better for it. Generally speaking it'll also be eco-friendly and sustainable.

It's definitely a site worth taking your time with and saving....

My whole life is literally devoted to health and nature - so I'm really happy to hear you're doing the same - it's the right track. I like to make stuff from scratch and do - my makeup - from minerals and natural oils, my cleansers - vinegars and essential oils, make some of my own clothes and of course most of my diet consists of raw, grains and vegetarian fare. Also getting more into yoga....I love that soap pod idea - wonder if you can make it yourself...breathing - oh yes, yes, yes. It's so cleansing - I oxygenate my body limb by limb doing that. Also do meditatiive breathing where you count....that's helpful as well. I did the EFT - among others - can't say it did anything for me, but your mileage may vary. Maybe it's good for lighter stuff and not the more deeply seated issues that I was/am dealing with. Deodorant is a biggie because of the aluminum - I try to tell everyone about that - so risky. I use a combo of stuff - mostly based on essential oils or in a pinch Tom of Maines.

You're so right about stuff not having to be expeinsive - actually it's preventive medicine - so in the long run, you're saving. And if you buy bulk and wisely it can come out pretty thrifty

You're confusing "genetic" and "inherited". They're two different things. Genetic can be from random mutations (and random mutations are extremely frequent and always have been). Inherited is genetics that were probably once from random mutations, but are now passed down. (And sometimes can skip several generations if it's recessive genes.) Look up stuff on eye, hair, skin color, etc., that should have plenty of information on this stuff.

Personally, there are people suspiciously autistic-seeming going back as far as anyone's living memory goes in my family on both sides, which is probably why I have it even though I was a girl and everyone else in the family who seemed to have it was male (although women had something similar, but not extreme or stereotypical-male enough for current diagnosis probably).

And, yes, there was inbreeding on one of the sides with lots of autistic, Tourettic, etc. people. That used to be very common in small areas with very low populations and not a lot of people to marry each other. (Such areas probably also had autistic people marrying at a greater-than-currently-usual rate, because of limited options, as well.) Probably still is in areas that remain like that. It makes sense in those areas -- what else will people do?? -- and is nothing to be ashamed of.

Yes, various factors in the womb can contribute. Rubella (something currently vaccinated against) in mothers used to be a very common cause of autism, deafness, and a number of other congenital conditions (no, it didn't cause the kid to have rubella later, it just caused a lot of changes to the developing baby in the womb). My autistic brother nearly died, and so did my mother, when she was giving birth to him. I was born pretty much as soon as I was a day or two out of the range that'd be considered premature, because my mother had pre-eclampsia and that's a risk to the baby and the mother both. I'm sure those are contributing factors, but they can't be the only ones, because there's a strong genetic background in my family.

But a lot of the things listed? I don't think so, and some of the things listed may even prevent autism.

Good, because you're the one who needs to get his fingers slapped. You don't help yourself, jjstar, right now and with the way you write, I couldn't care less if you walked under a truck.

Chemo both works and it it harmful. It is effective by destroying quickly-dividing cells (hence hair loss). There's no doubt that chemo is effective, but at what cost? That's up to the patient and their particular condition.

I don't buy into the autism-vaccine link at all. Hell, in Denmark, the rates of autism diagnosis actually rose after the administration of thimerosol-containing vaccines had ceased.

Oh you poor soul. You have nothing to fear on this level. What you need to fear is your Creator. The answers to your problems are coming up right behind you. Watch your back.

Don't respond. You're creating more misery for yourself if you do.

Did it occur to you that natural selection may actually be helping it along? To say Autism causes many problems depends greatly on far along the spectrum a person is and/or if it is judged by NT standards.

*resists an urge, for about the 15th time this week, to fall in love with Daniel*

I'll just fall in love with his posts instead.

In humankind - there is no such thing as natural selection, unless you count governmental experimentations that lead to disease, destruction and disaster that cause human suffering and genocide.

On what do you base this?

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