Re: homoeopaths - London

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In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

apparently she is giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

>>>This sounds interesting Alison - dio you have any more details?

Mandi x

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In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

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Hi Alison.

Dr Van- at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital has autistic patients. As

the hospital is a NHS one, you have to get a referal from your GP to see

him.

I have never heard of Adalian, but do you have any more

details of her talk in London?

Miles.

Alison Pope wrote:

>

> Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London

> who is interested in ASD?

>

> Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths

> (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is

> giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

>

> Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic treatments

> pre detox/during chelation

>

> Thanks, Alison

>

>

>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> qualified practitioner.

>

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Hi Alison

Cant help you with recommendation but could you let us know about the

time and date of the talk in London if you find out?

Thanks

Zoe

>

> Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who

> is interested in ASD?

> Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian - who Ainsworths (the

> homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is giving a

> talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

> Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic treatments

> pre detox/during chelation

> Thanks, Alison

>

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Hi /all

Was wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy and

autism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!

Zoe

> >

> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London

> > who is interested in ASD?

> >

> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths

> > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is

> > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

> >

> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic

treatments

> > pre detox/during chelation

> >

> > Thanks, Alison

> >

> >

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

>

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Alison I saw Dr Van Rhijn at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital and he seemed well informed. He was trying to get Great Ormond Street to set up an ASD centre where one could go after diagnosis and get advice from all specialisms eg SaLT, OT, Nutrition etc. but he acknowledged that it was an uphill battle and after initial assessment there was not much the centre could offer in terms of delivering the plans in the commnunity. He also approached me about a documentary the BBC were making about parents going the alternative route with ASD..... I did not proceed with him at the time as going into London is very stressful and I was just starting other things like DAN! and had a Tribunal looming so it was a bit too much. He was very nice tho' and knew the nutrionist I was using at the time and said they had met at a ASD conference. The initial recommendations he made did not seem to change much but then as I

say it was a stressful time so I was not very focussed HTH .david miles <awex@...> wrote: Hi Alison.Dr Van- at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital has autistic patients. As the hospital is a NHS one, you have to get a referal from your GP to see him.I have never heard of Adalian, but do you have any more details of her talk in London? Miles.Alison Pope wrote:>> Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London > who is interested in ASD?>> Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)>> Dr

Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic treatments > pre detox/during chelation>> Thanks, Alison>>>> DISCLAIMER> No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > qualified practitioner.>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------>DISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

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Forgot to mention that there was one lady on GFCFkids list that was extremely pleased with Dr Dranzck who is also listed as a DAN! practioner. At the time his list was full and he split his practice between London and somewhere else.Zoe <zoe@...> wrote: Hi /allWas wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy andautism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!Zoe> >> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London > > who is interested in ASD?> >> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths > > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is > > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)> >> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathictreatments > > pre detox/during chelation> >> > Thanks, Alison> >> >> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > > qualified practitioner.> >> >> >>

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I saw Danczak with a few years ago. I know the lady you mean, is it ok for me to post her name? Her son was almost fully recovered the last time I spoke to her. A different story for me, I'm afraid. During the first 3 months of treatment, certainly looked a lot healthier, his face looked pinker, he lost the dark circles under his eyes, he recognised the fact that he was low in zinc and magnesium and supplemented these and I was really pleased with his progress. After 3 months though, progress halted and he never made any further progress at all. I got put off him when he said that after a course of glucosamine, I can start letting have gluten again. He also saw my Mum, who had (and still does) ME, and he told her to ring work and tell them she'd be back in the New Year. This was years ago, and she is as bad as ever and retired from work through ill health. She said that his treatment made her feel worse and gave up on it. He doesn't do chelation, the only 'gut treatment' was Hylak, a homoeopathic probiotic and not a very good one, during the 2 years of treatment, his stool became normal for 2 days, something which never happened again until we saw Jean. He never did any testing other than a weird thing that he touched your finger with and it beeped if you were low in something, and it came up with zinc and magnesium. What ASD kid isn't though? He also did a hair test, that confirmed the low Zn and Mg. He doesn't follow the DAN! protocol, just his own I think.

Sorry not to be of any help,

Diane

Re: Re: homoeopaths - London

Forgot to mention that there was one lady on GFCFkids list that was extremely pleased with Dr Dranzck who is also listed as a DAN! practioner. At the time his list was full and he split his practice between London and somewhere else.Zoe <zoe@...> wrote: Hi /allWas wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy andautism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!Zoe> >> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London > > who is interested in ASD?> >> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths > > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is > > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)> >> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathictreatments > > pre detox/during chelation> >> > Thanks, Alison> >> >> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > > qualified practitioner.> >> >> >> >------------------------------------------------------------------------> >>

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Maybe Not then!Diane McGregor <m_d33@...> wrote: I saw Danczak with a few years ago. I know the lady you mean, is it ok for me to post her name? Her son was almost fully recovered the last time I spoke to her. A different story for me, I'm afraid. During the first 3 months of treatment, certainly looked a lot healthier, his face looked pinker, he lost the dark circles under his eyes, he recognised the fact that he was low in zinc and magnesium and supplemented these and I was really pleased with his progress. After 3 months though, progress halted and he never made any further progress at all. I got put off him when he said that after a course of glucosamine, I can start letting have gluten again. He also

saw my Mum, who had (and still does) ME, and he told her to ring work and tell them she'd be back in the New Year. This was years ago, and she is as bad as ever and retired from work through ill health. She said that his treatment made her feel worse and gave up on it. He doesn't do chelation, the only 'gut treatment' was Hylak, a homoeopathic probiotic and not a very good one, during the 2 years of treatment, his stool became normal for 2 days, something which never happened again until we saw Jean. He never did any testing other than a weird thing that he touched your finger with and it beeped if you were low in something, and it came up with zinc and magnesium. What ASD kid isn't though? He also did a hair test, that confirmed the low Zn and Mg. He doesn't follow the DAN! protocol, just his own I think. Sorry not to be of any help, Diane Re: Re: homoeopaths - London Forgot to mention that there was one lady on GFCFkids list that was extremely pleased with Dr Dranzck who is also listed as a DAN! practioner. At the time his list was full and he split his practice between London and somewhere

else.Zoe <zoe@...> wrote: Hi /allWas wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy andautism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!Zoe> >> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London > >

who is interested in ASD?> >> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths > > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is > > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)> >> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathictreatments > > pre detox/during chelation> >> > Thanks, Alison> >> >> >> > DISCLAIMER> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > > qualified practitioner.> >> >> >> >------------------------------------------------------------------------> >>

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I have a lovely sweetie in Swansea. Great empathy skills. I believe he solved my frozen shoulder. My mother is so impressed she has an appointment with him next week.

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

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I also use a homeopath in Swansea. Luke had been having recurring tummy bads - where he would scream and sream. Doctors and hospitals did nothing. Went to see Bill and within 3 months they had stopped from a remedy Bill had given him.

Also have seen Luke suddenly leap forward after another remedy Bill gave him - not 100% convinved it was the remedy but I hadn't changed anything else at the time!!

Nicola

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

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Hi!

I would like to mention Dr Kenyon's name.A few years ago,I took my son

to him.He is the Founder of British Acupunture Society.he spent many

years in China as far as I heard. I was impressed of his treatment, I

can not remember the computer programme which he was using for

identifying what supplements my son needed, he was doing muscle

testing,looking at the dried blood sample for candida as far as I

remember.

He gave us homeopathic supplements as well as some other brands.I know

another lady carried on his treatment for years and she was very

pleased with her child's progress.Her littler girl was very healthy

the last time I saw her.

Unfortunately I couldn't carry on because of the high cost.

If anyone is interested,here is the web site:

http://www.doveclinic.com/default.htm

warmly

nevin

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Hi Nicola,

I'm in Gorseinon...

Do you remember what remedy did the homeopath give? I'd be interested in knowing. That's super that it helped. I just love this homepathy as it's helped me on at least 5 occasions, twice with the Jack who had a really bad food reaction, a suspected gout in me, a migraine in a visiting child and twice with my daughter....

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Hi Nicola,

I'm in Gorseinon...

Do you remember what remedy did the homeopath give? I'd be interested in knowing. That's super that it helped. I just love this homepathy as it's helped me on at least 5 occasions, twice with the Jack who had a really bad food reaction, a suspected gout in me, a migraine in a visiting child and twice with my daughter....

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Homeopathy have never gained confidence in DAN, among other +/-

effective treatments ( although there are a few DAN dr `s using

homeopathic remedies)

There is no scientific backing for using Homepathic remedies with Autism...

so my advice would be to stick to DAN .... then you are more sure to get

results for your efforts..

Geir Flatabø

Downey skrev:

> Alison

> I saw Dr Van Rhijn at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital and he seemed

> well informed. He was trying to get Great Ormond Street to set up an

> ASD centre where one could go after diagnosis and get advice from all

> specialisms eg SaLT, OT, Nutrition etc. but he acknowledged that it

> was an uphill battle and after initial assessment there was not much

> the centre could offer in terms of delivering the plans in the

> commnunity.

> He also approached me about a documentary the BBC were making about

> parents going the alternative route with ASD..... I did not proceed

> with him at the time as going into London is very stressful and I was

> just starting other things like DAN! and had a Tribunal looming so it

> was a bit too much. He was very nice tho' and knew the nutrionist I

> was using at the time and said they had met at a ASD conference. The

> initial recommendations he made did not seem to change much but then

> as I say it was a stressful time so I was not very focussed

> HTH

> .

>

> */david miles <awex@...>/* wrote:

>

> Hi Alison.

>

> Dr Van- at the Royal Homeopathic Hospital has autistic

> patients. As

> the hospital is a NHS one, you have to get a referal from your GP

> to see

> him.

>

> I have never heard of Adalian, but do you have any more

> details of her talk in London?

>

> Miles.

>

> Alison Pope wrote:

> >

> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in

> London

> > who is interested in ASD?

> >

> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who Ainsworths

> > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently

> she is

> > giving a talk in London in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

> >

> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic

> treatments

> > pre detox/during chelation

> >

> > Thanks, Alison

> >

> >

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

> >

>

>

>

> DISCLAIMER

> No information contained in this post is to be construed as

> medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a

> suitably qualified practitioner.

>

>

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Hi Nevin We used Dr Kenyon a long time ago even before was diagnosed cos he had severe ezcema. He did clear up the ezcema but made more significant gains when we switched to a Doctor who used for formal blood testing to establish mineral/vitamin/fatty acid levels and optimise supplement regime. Tinatiredbee2001 <Nevin.Penny@...> wrote: Hi!I would like to mention Dr Kenyon's name.A few years ago,I took my sonto him.He is the Founder of British Acupunture Society.he spent manyyears in China as far as I heard. I was impressed of his treatment, Ican not remember the computer programme which he was using foridentifying what supplements my son needed, he was doing muscletesting,looking at the dried blood sample for candida as

far as Iremember.He gave us homeopathic supplements as well as some other brands.I knowanother lady carried on his treatment for years and she was verypleased with her child's progress.Her littler girl was very healthythe last time I saw her.Unfortunately I couldn't carry on because of the high cost.If anyone is interested,here is the web site:http://www.doveclinic.com/default.htmwarmlynevinDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

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We also saw Dr Danczak with on shortly after he was diagnosed. He gave

him magnesium, manganese and zinc to take and the hair test came back

normal. He said not to bother with diet and not to go near

chelation. I now look back and think he wasted precious time and that I

was still in trusting doctor mode!

He left the office in Manchester

and was concentrating on Liverpool. He didn’t

contact us to let us know where he had gone so we lost touch with him.

Sally in Manchester

From: Autism Treatment [mailto:Autism Treatment ] On Behalf Of Diane McGregor

Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2006

6:18 PM

Autism Treatment

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Re: homoeopaths - London

I saw Danczak with a few years ago. I know

the lady you mean, is it ok for me to post her name? Her son was almost fully

recovered the last time I spoke to her. A different story for me, I'm afraid.

During the first 3 months of treatment, certainly looked a lot

healthier, his face looked pinker, he lost the dark circles under his eyes, he

recognised the fact that he was low in zinc and magnesium and supplemented

these and I was really pleased with his progress. After 3 months though, progress

halted and he never made any further progress at all. I got put off him when he

said that after a course of glucosamine, I can start letting have

gluten again. He also saw my Mum, who had (and still does) ME, and he told her

to ring work and tell them she'd be back in the New Year. This was years ago,

and she is as bad as ever and retired from work through ill health. She said

that his treatment made her feel worse and gave up on it. He doesn't do

chelation, the only 'gut treatment' was Hylak, a homoeopathic probiotic and not

a very good one, during the 2 years of treatment, his stool became normal for 2

days, something which never happened again until we saw Jean. He never did any

testing other than a weird thing that he touched your finger with and it beeped

if you were low in something, and it came up with zinc and magnesium. What ASD

kid isn't though? He also did a hair test, that confirmed the low Zn and Mg. He

doesn't follow the DAN! protocol, just his own I think.

Sorry not to be of any help,

Diane

Re:

Re: homoeopaths - London

Forgot to mention that there was one lady on GFCFkids list that was

extremely pleased with Dr Dranzck who is also listed as a DAN!

practioner. At the time his list was full and he split his practice between London and somewhere

else.

Zoe <zoe@...> wrote:

Hi /all

Was wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy and

autism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!

Zoe

> >

> > Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London

> > who is interested in ASD?

> >

> > Failing that has anyone heard of Adalian – who

Ainsworths

> > (the homeopathic dispensing pharmacist) recommend (apparently she is

> > giving a talk in London

in July about Homoeopathy and ASD)

> >

> > Dr Usman has some interesting ideas about using homoepathic

treatments

> > pre detox/during chelation

> >

> > Thanks, Alison

> >

> >

> >

> > DISCLAIMER

> > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical

> > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably

> > qualified practitioner.

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

>

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Hi Zoe.

Over the past couple of years we have used two different homeopaths.

Unfortunately my son's epileptic seizures returned ( after being free of

them for twelve years ) whilst we were doing a homeopathic anti-

vaccination protocol. We are now seeing a medically qualified homeopath

because of the seizure problem.

Miles.

oe wrote:

> Hi /all

>

> Was wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy and

> autism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!

>

> Zoe

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks - good luck with that!

Zoe x

> > Hi /all

> >

> > Was wondering what experience peeps have had with homeopathy and

> > autism - good bad and indifferent? Willing to try anything!

> >

> > Zoe

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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---Hi Tina,

A few supplements which drKenyon had recommended that time were very

helpful. One of them was called'Brain Power@ which contained high

level of Taurine and Ginko Biluba. On the second week of this

supplement,my son made a spontaneous verbal statement which was beyond

his expected cognitive level.I never forget this,there was a possbile

strong link with this supplement and his behaviour,I'm sure.

I'm pleased you had better results with a formal medical

doctor.Whatever it works,we should pay attention,shouldn't we!

Warmly

nevin

[Guest guest]

Are you working/studying at the University of Swansea. If so do you a know a DR Eldon. I emailed our Porphyrin Results to the paed and she says there is an expert on Prphyrinuria t the University of Swansea.

Luv Caroline

xxxx

[Guest guest]

Hi

Wow - so close!! How old is your son/daughter? Would be interested to hear more from someone so local.

My homeopath is Bill Rumble - he is very good.

Nicola

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Hi Nicola,

I'm the one who spoke with your dad last autumn...

W should get together sometime. At the moment I am trying to get my thesis under way as I have been stymied by severe health problems these last 1.5 years. Ironically I believe the root of my problems has to do with errant sulphur metabolism.

My daughter is 12. She is not autistic but showed very severe ADHD at age 6. Comprehensive metabolic tests showed an aberrant sulphur metabolism EXACTLY like those with autism. She is doing GREAT now and one would hardly know she had any problems at all early on in life. We watch her food intake and she knows herself that certain foods send her "wonky" or giddy.

How's your Dad? How wonderful to have someone in the family who understands chemistry. Count your lucky stars you have a supportive parent. My parents give me fulll support now only because they have seen the positive results of many years of research and implementation of such viv a vis my daughter. They have even consented to seeing my homeopath ( appointment next week-Welsh School of Homeopathy) which says a lot about their open-mindeness.

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

Dad is very well. Glad to hear your daughter is doing so well. Would love to meet up sometime.

Got to dash - being pulled into the playroom by Luke!

Regards

Nicola

Re: homoeopaths - London

In a message dated 26/04/2006 15:45:39 GMT Daylight Time, acmpope@... writes:

Does anyone have any recommendations for a good homoeopath in London who is interested in ASD?

>>I am sure Abby Floe has given me the name of one before - hopefully she will see your mail

Mandi x