Re: Mineral water (magnesium), formula milk (B6 magnesium & iodine) and epsom sa

[Guest guest]

> I am researching as much as I can myself, but the subject is so vast

> and confusing I don't know in which direction to go.

Researching everything for yourself is very good. Also ask questions

here and on other forums, to get information from other parents about

what worked for their kids.

> out how I can reduce my son's hand flapping and spinning get him to

> say one legible word.

For my son, hand flapping was caused by viruses and B vitamin

deficiency. For viruses, I used vitamin C, lysine, olive leaf

extract, Virastop, and high dose vitamin A protocol. For B vitamins,

B50 and extra mB12, TMG, and folic acid. My son needed carnitine for

proper absorption of all these supplements. They also tended to cause

yeast overgrowth for a while, so I had to add yeast fighters. My son

did best with biotin and GSE. Other ideas here

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

For spinning, that always meant yeast overgrowth here.

For speech, I wrote here what my son needed. Most of the same ones I

listed above for flapping, also were VERY beneficial for speech

http://www.danasview.net/issues.htm

> Why? What is it with all these minerals and vitamins? There is no

> cure for autism and nothing works, so I'm told.

My son was autistic because of mercury toxicity [from his

vaccinations] which destroyed most of his body systems. It was a long

process to 1) eliminate the mercury, and 2) correct the problems it

caused. My son was severely autistic, Kanners. He is now no longer

autistic.

> Am I wrong to do this research and request help with other research

> that I know nothing about as yet?

You are not wrong to do your own research. Just don't believe

everything you read, as you discovered when you read that autism could

only be addressed by educational interventions.

Here is my page of recovery stories. You can read here and learn what

helped other kids, and decide what you might want to consider and

research for yours.

http://www.danasview.net/recover.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana,

Kind regards,

Family Beanlnd

> > I am researching as much as I can myself, but the subject is so

vast

> > and confusing I don't know in which direction to go.

>

>

> Researching everything for yourself is very good. Also ask

questions

> here and on other forums, to get information from other parents

about

> what worked for their kids.

>

>

> > out how I can reduce my son's hand flapping and spinning get him

to

> > say one legible word.

>

>

> For my son, hand flapping was caused by viruses and B vitamin

> deficiency. For viruses, I used vitamin C, lysine, olive leaf

> extract, Virastop, and high dose vitamin A protocol. For B

vitamins,

> B50 and extra mB12, TMG, and folic acid. My son needed carnitine

for

> proper absorption of all these supplements. They also tended to

cause

> yeast overgrowth for a while, so I had to add yeast fighters. My

son

> did best with biotin and GSE. Other ideas here

>

> http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

>

> For spinning, that always meant yeast overgrowth here.

>

> For speech, I wrote here what my son needed. Most of the same ones

I

> listed above for flapping, also were VERY beneficial for speech

>

> http://www.danasview.net/issues.htm

>

>

> > Why? What is it with all these minerals and vitamins? There is no

> > cure for autism and nothing works, so I'm told.

>

>

> My son was autistic because of mercury toxicity [from his

> vaccinations] which destroyed most of his body systems. It was a

long

> process to 1) eliminate the mercury, and 2) correct the problems it

> caused. My son was severely autistic, Kanners. He is now no longer

> autistic.

>

>

> > Am I wrong to do this research and request help with other

research

> > that I know nothing about as yet?

>

>

> You are not wrong to do your own research. Just don't believe

> everything you read, as you discovered when you read that autism

could

> only be addressed by educational interventions.

>

> Here is my page of recovery stories. You can read here and learn

what

> helped other kids, and decide what you might want to consider and

> research for yours.

>

> http://www.danasview.net/recover.htm

>

> Dana

>