Re : Re: Treating autism with abx in France

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I think the reasons that some are not responding to antibiotics are these:

1. Some with pneumonia still die even though on antibiotics. The docs say that

their immune system was too weak. With autism we have immune system problems.

So, some docs will focus more on the immune system balance than the infections,

which works well for many. But, I think balancing the immune system plus

killing pathogens will probably work best.

2. Biofilms, of course, are known to keep the antibiotics from reaching the

bacteria.

3. Toxin levels may be disrupting the body to work correctly.

4. Genetic weaknesses might be needed to be tested for and treated. I think

there are small genetic issues in most with autism, but for some, a genetic

cause may be highly the reason for the symptoms.

5. Since some have reported to lose symptoms when they move or go on vacation,

we have to realize that sometimes electrosmog or mold in the home is such a

great contributor, that it might even hinder some from getting better even with

great efforts.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

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> > > Six years ago, I entered this journey.  After about 9 months of

> > > research, I started finding that the most successful recovery results

> > > were from treating for Lyme.  This sold me since my parents grew up in

> > > deer tick areas.  I have since listened to the docs who specialize in

> > > treating Lyme in children, and unfortunately, it doesn't work like we

> > > would like.  The antibiotics are harsh when given in pill form due to

> > > their effect on healthy intestinal microflora.  Relapse rates are high,

> > > indicating that you really can't ever be confident in being cured, and

> > > many have to have other treatments for parasites and viruses and toxins

> > > to get well.  But, I do believe that antibiotics are going to start

> > > being prescribed in the U.S. for autism in the near future by the

> > > infectious mainstream docs and developmental pediatricians.  The problem

> > > is that because of the need for long-term antibiotics, it will be very

> > > important to still be aware of the effect on the intestinal microflora

> > > and liver.  This is why alternative medicine is used.  It can boost

> > > immunity without killing the microflora which is essential for life

> > > (digestion, nutrient absorption, and numerous bodily functions). 

> > > Unfortunately, I feel that those with chronic fatigue, MS, ALS,

> > > Alzheimers, etc. who may have Lyme as a main contributor to their

> > > symptoms are not going to fair as well.  I don't think they will get

> > > effective treatments by mainstream any time soon.  It's just a feeling I

> > > have.

> > >

> > > Even so, I am extremely appreciative to Tammy Duncan for having the LIA

> > > foundation to spread the word, which has been a beacon of information to

> > > guide my family to health.  We are still on treatments, but at least we

> > > can function in jobs and school.  Before, we could not.

> > >

> > > Love and prayers,

> > >

> > > Heidi N

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> > > Great video! Thanks for sharing!

> > >

> > > The only problem with watching that video is it leaves you thinking: Why

> > > isn't this all over the news in AMERICA! Why isn't there a special on

> > > 20/20 or Dateline? It really makes you mad at our for profit health

> > > industry we have in America.

> > >

> > > Hopefully we can change that someday.

> > >

> > > Mason

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> > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

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> > > TamiDuncan@ <mailto:TamiDuncan%40aol.com>

> > > From: dclaesson@ <mailto:dclaesson%40verizon.net>

> > > Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 08:56:20 -0800

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> > > fectionsAndAutism] Treating autism with abx in France

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