Curing Autism

Harvard-trained pediatrician Leila Masson MD discusses autism and her work in treating -- and in many cases curing -- children afflicted with it. She talks about what autism is, what the likely causes are, what role vaccinations may play, and the various treatment modalities which have shown the most promise.

You can read more about Dr. Masson's work at her website http://www.leilamasson.com

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Education

Tags:

• autism
• cure
• leila
• masson
• pediatrician
• causes
• vaccines
• ama
• childhood
• pesticides

[stevesusenet]

I don't mean any offense to "headveg", but as a science respecting vegan this video is a bit of an embarrassment. If there were things that cured autism, I wouldn't need to hear about it through a youtube video. Businesses of all kind would FIND a way to make money about it and information about it would be flooding news outlets.

[headveg]

@stevesusenet You can check out Dr. Masson's website for more information, and for the clinic in New Zealand which is having great success in bringing children back from autism. The url is in the video description.

[BlueEagle8]

@stevesusenet The reason you're not hearing about the food cure is because there is no money in it. There is no money in health, only in sickness. For instance, there is a way to prevent and reverse (aka cure) cancer, type II diabeties and heart disease, but the info will not fill the airways nor will businesses be created, because it doesn't make any money.

[MsPollywogg]

@stevesusenet i've been looking into the common controversies & I've found indications & reports about the FDA, for example, minimizing, covering up and suppressing stuff that works ... i had a hard time believing it as well, which is why i began to look into the why ... the FDA is only part of the puzzle that keeps info suppressed ... another significant problem is that a lot of "natural cures" require work and serious behavioral transformation & costs for therapies not covered by insurance

[stevesusenet]

@headveg I hope you are right. If she does have something legitimate, it will be duplicable by researchers in large double blind studies and if that happens it will not only be on youtube, but in regular news channels.

[shplatinky]

this was an incredibly eye opening video. paradigms must shift.

[79timi]

useful

[MsSourGrapes]

Eh, I meant to write "chance" and not "case" in my first comment.

[MsSourGrapes]

One more thing...

Why is this titled "Curing Autism" when there is no cure? If you're allergic to something, for instance, you don't eat it. That doesn't mean the allergy is cured! If you are on the spectrum, but you learn to cope and function well, that does not mean you are cured. You will always think differently and need to be aware.

[MsSourGrapes]

Another reason why there seems to be an increase is because, as of the past few years, parents and doctors started testing as early as six months of age. No one diagnosed over the age of 22 is counted among the statistics. I was twice that age when I was diagnosed with Asperger's, shortly after bringing my twin girls into the world. By that point, I had long ago learned to "act normal" (for the most part), and I was in charge of my own allergies and mild asthma.