Re: Montagnier, ATT, ARI

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Au Contraire. Having a bit of fun, which does not take away from the seriousness

with which I take recovering my Son, but is part of a grim sense of humour

developed over the years. Montaigner has a very colourful life which is the

interesting thing. That is what I meant

by Le Nobel Nuteur. He is intriguing.

So, certainly not knocking his research, clearly they do not dole out Nobel

Peace prizes to anyone, or I would have one by now, given the way I strive for

peace in my household which never arrives.

On the antibiotics, which is not a recommended treatment for autism in itself

which everyone is getting the wrong end of the stick about IMHO, but treats the

health issues our kids face, which is a separate issue, I'll just say my son

has, and continues, to do extremely well on them. But as you know I don't buy

into Autism, seeing it largely as a crock.

I found it interesting that Montaigner is quoted in a press release from

Immunotec ( " Immunocal " ) I feel sure you have come across Immunocal on your

travels, - claims to raise Glutathione/Cysteine and is sold via network

marketing, it has popped up on parent forums over the years. Montaigner's name

is all over the place. Montaigner worked with the founding partner of

Immunotec, Dr. Gustavo Bounous.

It appears he may need these commercial interests to fund his research.

http://www.immunotec.com/IRL/Public/en/CAN/PressRelease_08-10-24_Montagnier.pdf

Wiki doesn't cut it for me.

Eileen

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> > Hi,

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> > I have been looking at the work of Montagnier on using antibiotics for

autism

> and although there's plenty of stuff referring to him as a Nobel nutter, I

can't

> find anything recent from the ATT or ARI who were reported to be working with

> him or supporting the trial. Has anyone got any further information please?

> >

> > TIA

> > Patience

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