I had my suspicions for a long, long time but finally four month's ago my 3 yr old was officially diagnosed with Autism
Although I pretty much knew already, the official diagnoses damn near put me over the edge.
Having gone from frustration and despair to anger we now find ourselves looking for way's to improve his little life and more importantly, his future.
He was a normal little one yr old, started to say daddy and mummy and lot's of other words as any one yr old would.
Then BANG! nothing. He stopped speaking altogether and was totally withdrawn. He would walk around the table with his finger on the edge
while looking in the opposite direction with a distant gaze. Lot's of typical behaviours associated with Autistic kid's.
The last three month's though have been amazing and we are seeing VAST improvement in his communication and attention span.
Why the change? We altered his diet
After very exhaustive research on my part (not the medico's
) I discovered that Autism and it's incidence has a direct corrolation to the introduction of VACCINATION!!!!!!!Vaccines contain a derivative of Mercury and also traces of Formaldehyde
Mercury destroys brain cells and our son changed dramatically immediatly after his one yr old vaccinations
To remove Mercury from his system we are feeding him copius amounts of Avacado, seaweed and milk thistle.
The results are nothing short of fantastic, he is talking constantly (mixed feelings there
) and he now interacts with other kidsand seems interested in things! He sat on my Bike this afternoon, which I have been trying to get him to do for months (tear in eye moment)
and is now nagging to be back in the shed and on the Bike
Autism was not known to medical science until the introduction of vaccines in the 1930's and has increased with the volume of vaccinations.
Case studies in the US show that Autism went from 1 in 100,000 pre 1989 to 1 in 166
post 1989 when the vaccination program was ramped up in that country. (with 1 in 6 having some form of learning disorder)
Anyway I was hoping to share information with anyone else who has had similar experiences to our's.
Thank's for reading (if you got this far)
