Autism

Autism

Childhood brain disorders suggest an inherited genetic defect.
Yet numerous parasites and pollutants are able to pass into
the unborn child through the placenta. Even some bacteria and
viruses can.
Lead accumulation is always seen in children with autism.
Was it acquired before birth?
Mercury can be transmitted from mother to child, too. If
mercury fillings were not removed before pregnancy, have them

replaced as soon after delivery as possible (never during pregnancy
since the removal itself causes a surge of heavy metal to
enter the body).
The common tiny worms such as Ascaris, hookworm,
Strongyloides and Trichinellas easily enter the brain. They are
present in dirt. Dirt enters buildings via shoes. Shoes carry animal
filth. Don't let children put their own shoes on until they have
learned to avoid touching the soles. Don't let your child crawl on
the floor of a public building, even though it looks glossy. Don't
set shoes on furniture or table! A preferred habit is to leave
shoes at the door.
Once wormlets have found a pathway to the child's brain it is
difficult to reroute them. They must all be killed repeatedly since
there is daily reinfection from putting hands in mouths. All family
members should kill these parasites weekly to protect the child
with autism. When lead and parasites are gone consistently for
several weeks the pathway to the brain heals and reinfection no
longer sends them to the brain and your child can resume a
normal life.
I have not treated enough cases to point to a particular parasite
or pollutant. For this reason you must do a total cleanup:
body, environment, dental, diet (especially solvents and molds).

The problem with eggs is that they are contaminated with
Salmonellas. I find, however that it is the outside of the eggshell
and the carton that is contaminated. The safe way to handle eggs
is to remove them and return the carton to the refrigerator, then
wash the eggs and your hands before cracking them. Eggs also
contain malvin, a known seizure trigger.