Talked to Mom in French video

[Guest guest]

All,

I have been chatting with the Mom from the French video for the last two weeks.

My niece and her husband (who is from France) were able to locate her via google

and facebook and she agreed to chat with me. It takes time because every email

is translated both ways, but my niece has been good about getting things back

and forth.

At any rate, the lady is very nice. I asked her questions about her son and the

protocols over there. She said her son was higher functioning asd and started

treatment around age 7. They used Zith, Flagyl, and something called Jasacine,

plus some supplements. She said he made his progress between the 6th and 8th

month of treatment. She said that he has been treated for 3 yrs and when he has

issues they go back to treatment for 6 months.

She also said that, in France, Professor Montagnier (primary researcher in the

study) is going to present his work at the Academy of Medicine March 20th. And

she sent me a French 1 yr study from her doctor (Dr ) on lyme and autism

in which they treated 72 children, most of which had autism. 51% saw rapid

improvement and 30% showed gradual improvement. The other 19% did not show

improvement. And although the children under age 7 seemed to improve more, the

children over 7 did well also.

I am trying to get translated forms of this study so that I can share it, but

for now, I just had to have my niece verbalize it to me.

I am glad that more and more doctors are researching this and performing studies

to get the word out. Especially Professor Montagnier, because his nobel prize

background gives more attention to the story.

If I find out anything else, i will share it.

L

PS I am still searching for anyone treating their asd child with IV abx. We

started IV abx 3 weeks ago and I would love to share experiences with anyone

doing that route.

[Guest guest]

This matches what I have learned. Some of the very successful docs say

they get about 80% of their clients about 80% better. This 80% can do

regular school, but many still need some kind of minor modifications or

help.

I think the 19% or 20% likely have various reasons, probably either a

strong genetic issue, cerebral damage, or some other kind of damage to

their veins, liver, etc. or something unique to them. But when I say

strong genetic issue, I do not mean not able to be treated. Genetic

issues may be for life, but they can still be treated by diet,

supplements, etc.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

51% saw rapid improvement and 30% showed gradual improvement. The other

19% did not show improvement.