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    Consider also the SCD/GAPS diet and using probiotics. The pecanbread website is popular for recipes. Some children seem to really respond to diets other not so much. My son's diet is basically vegatbles, meat, fruit, GFCF biscuits and a couple of supplements. His health has vastly improved but not sure how much of his ASD improvements are due to diet though.

    All th best WillsDad

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    Ambitious about Autism have arranged the showing of four autism related films with post viewing discussion with the directors etc

     

    The first one, The Autism Puzzle, shows tomorrow. You need to register to view as it streams through their website.

     

    http://www.ambitiousaboutautism.org.uk/page/autismfilmclub12/autismpuzzle.cfm?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=afc2puzzle&utm_campaign=afc_2

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    Try Black Elderberry. William shook off a cold for the first time after trying that. The Autism Treatment Trust recommended Low Dose Naltrexone to help with Wills immune system.

     

    Since being on diets and supplements Wills immune system has improved immensely but trying to pinpoint whats made the most difference is impossible.

    WD

     

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    We have been giving William Candex, which attacks yeast, for the last three weeks and the change in him is remarkable. His poo is now properly formed as well! Have also been putting Epsom salts in his bath but I reckon its the Candex thats brought about the change.

    WillsDad

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    Don't know what those abbreviations are, Willsdad, but welcome to the forum anyway. :)

     

    K x

     

    Hello Kathryn

    MB12 is similar to vitamin b12 and LDN is Low Dose Naltrexone which helps immune system function.

    WillsDad

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    Hi Willsdad -

     

    I had never heard of MB12 so did a quick search on the internet and found this site:

     

    http://www.drneubrander.com/pageRecovered.html

     

    Links with DAN, talk about cures and near cures and a big helping of normalisation in the glowing testimony that:

     

    These children are still sick, but under treatment can be indistinguishable from their peers.

     

    Scary, scary stuff, IMO but each to their own. With my own son I prefer to accept he's disabled and do the best to support him without demonising him. Much of the time he would be 'indistinguishable from his peers' too, other than in the kinds of situation described on the site where MB12 might lose it's *magic powers* effectiveness, but that's not because I've cured or nearly cured his 'sickness' it's because he's learnt some coping mechanisms.

    Is that Klark Kent in your avatar, BTW? :thumbs:

     

    Welcome to the forum

     

    L&P

     

    BD :D

     

     

    Hello Baddad

    Its a lot less scary than it used to be. But try this for scary!

     

    Re avatar I can't remember. Is it not possible to upload your own one btw?

    WD

     

     

     

     

  15. Posted · Edited by WillsDad · Report reply

    Hello

     

    My son William is now three and a half and has come a long way since his autism seemed to take hold when he was eight months. We have been doing son-rise and diet/supplements and are going to give LDN and MB12 a try. Would be very interested in other peoples experiences.

     

    Willsdad

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