What's your theory?
And what part, if any, does the MMR play?
(I couldn't resist being the starter of an impending spinoff thread)
And what part, if any, does the MMR play?
(I couldn't resist being the starter of an impending spinoff thread)
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Originally Posted by LongIsland
Without going into crazy detail, I believe the majority of autism cases were caused by mercury's inabiliy to be excreted from the body.
MMR's role: The mercury being the catalyst for the measles virus to enter the gut. |
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Originally Posted by mamakay
So how do you think the virus in the gut affects the brain to cause autism?
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Originally Posted by Momtezuma Tuatara
I don't consider him physically ill. He is biochemically and immunologically dysfunctional.
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Originally Posted by Momtezuma Tuatara
See the opiad theory has a flaw. It isn't the chicken. It's the egg.
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Originally Posted by Momtezuma Tuatara
Long Island, can we use you as a guinea pig?
Would you feel secure enough to put up all his test results, and lets see what the breaches and triggers were? |

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Originally Posted by LongIsland
Yes!!! His immune system was completely messed up . . . . . . which made him physically ill.
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Originally Posted by Momtezuma Tuatara
I still disagree with the wording.
He is no more physically ill than a car with petrol with sugar in it. When the fuel balance is right, and the engine tuned, it will work properly. Same with children like yours. He isn't "ill". The symptoms he exhibits aren't "illness", they are pathway dysfunction. I don't find this "illness" train helpful to parents. If parents dissassociate the autism spectrums from illness into dysfunction, I find they are able to analyse more acutely, and also see it as more separate from their child. If that makes sense. |
), I use the term "physically ill" because most everyone I encounter believes autism is a mental disorder which is typically treated with psychotropic medication. It's an easier comparison for most people.

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Originally Posted by mamakay
See, I still think the opioids are the end result of something else going wrong in the brain.
Maybe autism is different, but in every other neurological situation, something happens, and then opioids "come to the rescue" ,effectively halting whatever is going on that might be causing neurological trauma. |