Guest guest Posted October 7, 2004 Report Share Posted October 7, 2004 Has anyone had any dealings with this company? I just heard about it from my son's doctor (naturopath). I just wanted to get feedback if anyone has used their products. Thanks VickiB Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2004 Report Share Posted October 7, 2004 VickiB, I never heard of it but just took a look. It looks like all the products have the same ingredients in the same dosages. What's the difference? I read a little on the RNA therapy and it seems very experimental and still under initial investigation. I am also more cautious about any of the gene stuff because one gene can impact several different mechanisms in the body, so you might end up with a side effect you didn't plan on. Or one mechanism may be 'controlled' by several different genes. Could be DNA or RNA. And with cell replication being what it is, you don't know how far something may go. As the site said, once you knockout a gene, that's that. You can't go backwards. I would need to read a lot lot lot more about this before my comfortable level was up enough for me to consider it personally. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2004 Report Share Posted October 8, 2004 I posed the same question to the ABMD group and got this reply... Dr. Gordon is working with Dr. Amy Yasko on RNA based products for children with autism. A friend of mine has had great success with her products...They just did a congerence in Boston. There are tapes of the conference available, and also a book that outlines the protocol. It deals with gut, viruses etc. Products are available... I do not think it is cheap!! There is a parents group that discusses her protocol: dr_amy_parents Also there is another site with some of Amy's papers...holistichealth.com I hope this helps. Helen > > VickiB, > > I never heard of it but just took a look. It looks like all the > products have the same ingredients in the same dosages. What's the > difference? > > I read a little on the RNA therapy and it seems very experimental and > still under initial investigation. I am also more cautious about any > of the gene stuff because one gene can impact several different > mechanisms in the body, so you might end up with a side effect you > didn't plan on. Or one mechanism may be 'controlled' by several > different genes. Could be DNA or RNA. And with cell replication being > what it is, you don't know how far something may go. > > As the site said, once you knockout a gene, that's that. You can't go > backwards. I would need to read a lot lot lot more about this before > my comfortable level was up enough for me to consider it personally. > > . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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