Nids in UK (blood thinning)

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Hi Kristy

Yes - not just oxygen to the brain - but oxygen everywhere (Nb one of my

minor symptoms was pins & needles in the extremities).

Sorry - hope this is not too off topic, but the reason the protocol

seemed to be on the right tracks was that my family experience of autism points

to issues to do with oxygen being circulated effectively. (Obviously

-whether this is caused by immune issues or the immune issues are the result I

have

no idea). Too long to go into here as it is probably off topic, but an

interesting case in this respect is that of a friend's ASD son. He sustained a

serious head injury at the age of 3 (nb he was already diagnosably autistic).

Whilst in hospital he " recovered " from his autism for a week or so. In

retrospect it was assumed that the temporary recovery was due to the fact that

he

didn't eat anything. But I asked for and read the hospital notes, and he did

eat during the period, though in small quantities. He received no drugs

during the period. All they did was intubate him - ie flood his body with

oxygen.