What is Dr. Moulden's Web address?

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What is his web address?Dana and Garrett, just turned 4, SCD 2 yearsCeliac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

From: sassifrassilassi200 2 <myrubygirlgmail (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Give all of Autism Speaks' Money to Dr MouldenTo: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, October 15, 2008, 9:16 AM

His site is very confusing and I spent an entire day trying to uploadpictures and a video. Then I tried the site using Internet Explorerrather than Firefox and it worked.There is something about Dr. Moulden that I am a bit leary about. Hedoesn't explain what we can do to help the liver and blood, just keepstelling us those are the areas needing help. So why the secret totreatment? He is nice and has been answering everyone's questions andis doing the picture/video analysis for free, but something justdoesn't sit right with me.>> No offense, but really...why do you trust Moulden as having the > gospel truth here? I went to his site, and when it didn't work, > ended up at AMass network, which also seems to be him. The >

writing...makes me, well, not really trust him...kind of preachy and > decorative language-wise. ..without saying too much too clearly.> > Perhaps Moulden has some piece, I don't know..but to simply accept > that our kids have had little strokes b/c he says that is the way. > Sorry, I need more evidence. Nonetheless, I joined that confusing > website.> > I also kind of laughed when he tagged the foreign exchange student as > being the one with the damage based on the photograph, but missed the > affected child. All I'm saying is I think it's best to have some > healthy discernment here. And this is coming from someone who is > doing every kind of detox possible just about! I am VERY open. And > equally as desperate as the next person. And I do think that Liver > Detox has to be a big key, but it confuses me how this could somehow > mitigate "stroke

damage."> > And yes, it is Generation Rescue that will be doing the innovative > research, likely not Autism Speaks.> > Two cents.> > Jill>