Re: Re: DR Garry Gordon's protocol

[Guest guest]

Can I ask why you think so? I've heard great feedback from reliable

sources.

jane

On Oct 19, 2004, at 11:13 PM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> > Jill,

> > I have read some of the stuff on the site and it is certainly

> > impressive but I don't have the background to evaluate it.  Maybe

> Andy

> > or others on this list can share their insight.

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> Dr. Gordon's protocol is neither appropriate nor helpful for autistic

> children.

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[Guest guest]

My doctor (Sid Baker) said that he had been working with a kid for

years, trying to squeeze mercury out of him with DMSA. The kid barely

gave up any. Then suddenly mercury came pouring out (in urine tests)

and the mother admitted she was using Yasko's protocol.

Jane

On Oct 21, 2004, at 3:45 AM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> > Can I ask why you think so? 

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> 1. Parent reports.

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> 2. What is in the capsules.

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> 3. The lack of effectiveness of EDTA for anyone else with mercury tox

> I

> have ever run across.

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> 4. Adult reports from those who tried it for mercury detox, which

> really are relevant to children, children are not a different species.

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> > I've heard great feedback from reliable sources.

> > jane

> > On Oct 19, 2004, at 11:13 PM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> > >  Dr. Gordon's protocol is neither appropriate nor helpful

> > >  for autistic children.

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> > >  Andy . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

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[Guest guest]

They explain it at www.autismanswer.com

On Oct 21, 2004, at 7:22 AM, Cochran wrote:

> In short, what is Yasko's protocol?

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> Re: [ ] Re: DR Garry Gordon's protocol

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> My doctor (Sid Baker) said that he had been working with a kid for 

> years, trying to squeeze mercury out of him with DMSA.  The kid

> barely 

> gave up any.  Then suddenly mercury came pouring out (in urine tests) 

> and the mother admitted she was using Yasko's protocol.

> Jane

> On Oct 21, 2004, at 3:45 AM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> >  > Can I ask why you think so?

> >

> >  1. Parent reports.

> >

> >  2. What is in the capsules.

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> >  3. The lack of effectiveness of EDTA for anyone else with mercury

> tox 

> > I

> >  have ever run across.

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> >  4. Adult reports from those who tried it for mercury detox, which

> >  really are relevant to children, children are not a different

> species.

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> >  > I've heard great feedback from reliable sources.

> >  > jane

> >  > On Oct 19, 2004, at 11:13 PM, andrewhallcutler wrote:

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> >  > > Dr. Gordon's protocol is neither appropriate nor helpful

> >  > > for autistic children.

> >  > >

> >  > > Andy . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

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[Guest guest]

Maybe magnets have some kind of theraputic treatment for everyone?

I find good uses with magnets to reduce pain and heal bruises fast.

Opens meridians that are sluggish. Some people can't tolerate them

though.

Liz D.

> [Original Message]

> From: Cochran <Ladyshrink111@...>

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> Date: 10/21/2004 8:15:32 AM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Re: DR Garry Gordon's protocol

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> I read through it quickly, but didn't see anything new. Testing,

> supplements, chelation, if needed. Don't know what to think about the RNA

> stuff, will investigate.

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> Also, it would be a lot more appetizing if there were not advertisements

> for, of all things, magnet therapy. Come on now. Magnet therapy? Why not

> mix up a potion and cast a spell? I despise it when they try to sell

things

> to desperate people. Ask yourself, if you were serious about healing

> autistic children would you allow the magnet people in your arsenal?

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