Autism & Raw Milk

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Dear Nila:

Some 9 years ago the “Specialist” sent me home with a prognosis I could

not accept. I started to learn everything I could about diseases and nutrition.

It took care of my condition(s) and my family’s health issues. Then a friend of

my daughter had a child with Autism. Early on I came to the conclusion that it

was NOT simply a “natural” or “genetic” condition. It is “Man-Made.” After

showing all the evidence to my daughter, she wisely chose NOT to vaccinate

(against opposition her pediatrician and a skeptical husband) her own children (Now

2 & 3 Years old).

Fortunately, the condition of Autism responds favorably with proper

nutrition in most cases. Especially if started early on. From what you mention

in your e-mail, I suspect you are not aware of the possibility that the longer

your daughter brain cells are subjected to the biochemical assault causing her

Autistic symptoms, the damage may be irreversible. It is called Neuro-Senescence,

which is more prevalent in young children. The sooner you get your daughter on

the proper nutrition the better. I should also mention, that it would be appropriate

you get a hair analysis for your daughter, to determine if she has any toxic

metals in her system that may be contributing to the problem.

If you have had a chance to read the article Linked in mi previous

e-mail, you may have noticed that there are some comments to the effect that Casein

should also be eliminated from the nutrition of Autistic children. However, the

DENATURED Casien of processed milk is quite different from the natural Casien

in raw milk. That is why I say it is worth a try.

Regarding your comments about your experience with your Nutritionist, that

is why I recommended a QUALIFIED Nutritionist.

Best wishes.

Johan

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From: RawDairy

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Nila

Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2007

2:01 PM

To: RawDairy

Subject: RE: My Intro -

Nila, Portland, Oregon

Hello Johan,

May I ask why you've been following the autism issue? I have, too,

especially the metaphysical causes and implications. And I would like to

take her off gluten and sugar, but can see no way to do that right now, as she

refuses to consume anything else. Getting her off dairy has been hard

enough. :-( That's why I'm really hoping raw milk can be an answer

for us, because then she wouldn't need too much else, including the gluten

foods.

As for getting a nutritionist's input, well, we've heard what they have to

say and the research I've done told me more helpful things than they did.

I ended up educating them. I have been a student of nutrtition for years

myself and have taught several doctors along the way. I may even get

certification finally, just to have those letters behind my name. ;-)

I'll take a look at that article you linked to. Thank you. :-)

Nila