Sunday Times article.

[Guest guest]

I got this very weird response from the BMA today (I

forwarded them a copy of the article). The article didn’t mention the MMR and

nor did I!

I said they might be offended by the comments made about their

profession but they obviously couldn’t be bothered to read it!

Sara

Dear Ms Moroza-

Thank

you for your query to the BMA, expressing your concerns about an article

published in the Sunday Times. We would like to advise you to contact the

Sunday Times directly with your complaint. As you may be aware, the BMA

is a trade union and professional association for doctors, and we cannot

comment on clinical issues. However, you may wish to note that the BMA

supports the use of the MMR vaccine to protect children from disease, and does

not consider that any link has been proven between the rise in autism and the

use of the MMR vaccine.

I

am sorry that we cannot be of direct help in this matter, but hope this information

is useful.

M

Darvell

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Information Manager

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Re:

Re: Geir - Diet and Enzymes

In a message dated 31/05/2006 10:43:44 GMT Daylight Time, peta3366@...

writes:

In the

last 2 DAN conferences I have watched on line the drs

advocate the both diet and the enzymes together.

>>>Of

course they do - who is gonna buy diet books if everybody just starst with

enzymes and they work for that child, sorry if I appear cycnical but when

you've been around as long as me and have seen it all play out you see of

different picture

When Houston came out with Pep and

HN Zyme there was hell to pay in DAN! - Jon Pangbourne who stands up and

presents himself as an enzyme expert at DAN! actually put up web pages saying

they were dnagerous.

Parents

ignoring all the fluff and just getting on with things and then voting on the

ARI site and telling their DAN!'s is what changed their stance

One of

the drs in

the Long Beach one said that the diet is the main things to try. And

Karyn Serrousi saved her son with the diet ( I know he was very

young).

>>>With

the SCD diet in the end and she no longer does either......................

Even

with the enzymes working well, as they have done for

alot of people, don't you think that the gluten or casein will be

having an effect on our kids. You can't give them enzymes every time

the eat something.

>>>Why not - we did, if they graze you put the enzyme

in a cold drink and give them a sip or two each time they have something.

Good for 4 hours this way if you store iun the fridge in the meantime. Caps are

easy to unscrew and put back toegther anyways.

Imagine your child was 13, bigger than you and you had to start

the GFCF+++++ diet - how easy do you think that would be - opening enzymes is

waaay easier beleive me especially as I was hopeless at cooking GFCF anways,

you should have seen my Barabras rolls - like a quatermass expeiement gone

wrong, oh happy days!!

Mandi x

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