What causes autism? The facts are beginning to make it very obvious. Researchers have published many papers indicating that arsenic, mercury and other heavy metals are neurotoxins. As such, these substances are widely accepted as toxic to humans, especially the brain. It has been proven that arsenic and heavy metals such as mercury cause mental issues identical to autism and Alzheimer’s.
Believe the Research on Autism’s Causes!
We at Optimum Health believe these researchers! Why? Because of the fact that autism did not exist in countries that did not put these heavy metals in the teeth of their children and expecting mothers. We also believe them because autism did not exist in countries that did not administer these heavy metals to their children in the form of vaccines.
Autism began to show up in many of these countries after amalgam fillings and American-made vaccines arrived. Now, seafood is becoming a major source of mercury to children. As a result, there is an increase in the number of autistic children in countries where expecting mothers and children eat a lot of seafood and fish.
What causes autism? Well, it could be the air that is inhaled! The CDC (Center for Disease Control) has issued a statement that the predominant source of mercury is the air that we breath. This is due to factories and etc. pumping mercury into the air. Proof that there is a link between the mercury in the air and autism is the fact that states like New Jersey that have major factory zones now have up to 50% of their male children being diagnosed with autism.
What causes autism? Well, we also think that autism is caused from toxins in the brain because each autistic child that we have had the pleasure of working with had heavy metal and/or arsenic levels that double and triple the minimum toxic exposure levels. One child’s was over a hundred times higher than what is considered minimally safe. When we remove the arsenic and heavy metals, they get very close to being neurotypical. Dr. Linda Shulman, a pediatrician, has helped prove that it is possible for children diagnosed with autism to recover and even become neurotypical. Please watch the videos below that very satisfied parents have encouraged us to make available and see for yourself.
What causes autism? Results like Patrick’s indicated that we are on the right track!
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There are facilities that can yield up to 90% symptomatic improvement with autism. But what does this mean? The autistic person’s symptoms will improve at least a little for at least a short period of time. This can be absolutely wonderful as it can mean that you might hear your child speak for the first time in many years. Unfortunately, parents have come to us asking, “Why didn’t the improvements last for more than just a few month?” Or they have asked, “Why didn’t I see a bigger change in my child?”
Autism recovery is finally happening for Daniel! He was diagnosed with autism when he was 2 years old. Even with constant coaching from his teacher, he lagged farther and farther behind. In fact, at the age of 10, he had only made it to second grade material. For nearly a decade there was no autism recovery for Daniel.
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This report is the result of a three-year investigation initiated in the Committee on Government Reform. The following statements were made:
According to the National Autism Association, autism involves problems with the development of the brain that will typically cause repetitive stereotyped patterns of behaviors as well as social, cognitive, and communication impairments.
