LIA Foundation Conference

[Guest guest]

I watched the conference today. A lot was old news to us old-timers or

whatever we need to call ourselves when we have done tons of research.

The Director of Care Clinics in Austin, TX, Katsuko, talked. I really

like the way she spoke and understood her accent; I hope others did.

But she just talked about things I knew. I was glad to hear her say

how pathogens were involved, including lyme, but the methods they are

using to treat the pathogens were in the research mode, thus no new

ideas that we could use at home. A good thing about their clinic is

that they try to stay medical so that they can accept insurance. I

know some like to do things this way. They are big on chelation, and

seemed to be quite knowledgeable about it. She didn't spend a lot of

time on methods, mostly the need to treat for pathogens, toxins, diet,

etc.

My favorite thing about her was that she said autism is a " Multi-

factorial medical condition with psychiatric symptoms " . Now that's an

improvement over the old way of describing it as a developmental

disorder of unknown origin.

Buhner spoke. I read his book, so not much new for me again.

But he did mention that he feels that most of the herbs he recommends

can be given long-term safely. And he did mention a couple of herbs

for melt-down or lyme rages. He said pasque flower and coral root. I

don't know if I spelled these right since he said them and did not show

any slides. He also said one could use Stephania at the same time as

Resveratrol for Bartonella, inflammation, other germs. Says Stephania

is often used for children in China.

I need to type a lot more than this which will take some time, so I

will tell you more later.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N