Re: Yasko confusion

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Hi, a.

On the contrary, I'm happy to receive your opinions!

You are absolutely right. The Yasko treatment is complicated, and

it isn't straightforward to go from the genetic results to a

cookbook-like treatment program. However, I think there is not good

alternative to actually getting at the root causes in many cases of

CFS and having the hope to achieve a real cure.

If you are following CFS_Yasko, you know that efforts are being made

to develop guidance for people to know how to proceed. The

book " The Puzzle of Autism " by Amy Yasko, available from Amazon.com,

is the clearest explanation I know of right now. If one reads that,

together with the Genetic Analysis Report tailored to the

individual, I think it is possible to sort things out. People with

questions can ask them on the group at autismanswer.com, and Dr.

Yasko will address them. There is also an extensive archive there.

We are working in the direction of a step-by-step procedure, a,

but the situation is very complex, because different people have

different sets of genetic variations, and the treatment needs to be

tailored. If it were a one-size-fits-all treatment, we would be

able to do this easily, but it isn't.

Stay tuned. Quite a few people have started this treatment program,

and we should have more results to look at soon.

Rich

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> Hi Rich and all,

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> I was reading at Experimental - I will not post this there - that

two

> folks got their reports back from Yasko's testing. They are pages

long

> and the two patients are totally confused.

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> Somehow I think you are gonna hafta make it a bit simpler for the

> gang. Hopefully one of these days you can make my chart idea with

> symptoms - treatment or something like that. You know I take a few

> supplements a day - just filled my pill case for the week. I have

> trouble keeping up with about 10 pills a day. (Hum, I need to go

drink

> my Recuperation.)

>

> Just my opinion which you are sick of hearing!!!

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