Re: Biomedical Treatment in the UK

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Thank you both.

Could you please say why you suggest Breakspear over the Autism Clinic? Online,

I haven't found much comment on the Autism Clinic, but very mixed comments about

Breakspear, with some people saying they are very professional and can make a

difference, and others saying that they are at best useless and at worst

dangerous (e.g. through the use of chelation therapy).

It's really hard to make a choice without understanding their different

approaches and how they have worked (or not) for people.

Thanks again

Guy

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> I second all that.

> Best of luck.

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> Natasa

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> Date: Thu, 22 Dec 2011 13:53:21 -0500 (EST)

> To: " Autism-Biomedical-Europe "

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> Subject: Re: Biomedical Treatment in the UK

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> Breakspear with Dr Goyal would be my choice, you need to wait a couple of

> months for an appointment but in meantime can be cleaning up diet and home

> and learning

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> www.TreatingAutism.co.uk <http://www.TreatingAutism.co.uk> Beginners guide,

> check ATEC etc

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> www.autism.com <http://www.autism.com> Conference video's are free to view,

> plus lots more

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> www.tacanow.org <http://www.tacanow.org>

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> JMHO

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> Mandi in Dorset

> Sam nearly 15, 47XYY, Regressive Autism, Seizure Disorder and Severe

> Cute-ness

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> In a message dated 22/12/2011 18:43:58 GMT Standard Time, guy500@...

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> > Hello

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> > We have just been given £2000 funding from Caudwell for Biomedical

treatment

> > for our 2 year old son with autism. We are not sure whether it would be

best

> > to go to the Autism Clinic in Hampton, or the Breakspear Clinic in Milton

> > Keynes. They both look interesting.

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> > Does anyone have experience of either or both of these, who could offer any

> > thoughts about them?

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> > Thank you.

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