Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 ----- Forwarded Message ----To: ecoartist1@...Sent: Thu, January 6, 2011 9:38:10 AMSubject: Re: Morelli at Tampa Tribune wants to do a special on lyme disease Hello, Here joint an article from “le monde†journal (in French) about Pr Montagnier, the 2008 Nobel price (he discover the AIDS virus…) and his work about autism and Lyme and other infections. The title is: antibiotic to cure children from autism.... maybe you can send it to Morelli ? Liora 1 of 1 File(s) Journal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 If you type in your Internet browser " Google translate " you can then copy this and paste in the box, then select French to English translate. You will then see the following: (Due to the extremely important content of this report, I am pasting the translated results - basically it's a scientific study on using long-term antibiotics to treat autism.) French to English translation (from Google translate) Professor Luc Montagnier is the co-discoverer of the AIDS virus. MIGUEL MEDINA / AFP Luc Montagnier, Nobel, will launch a test based on the prolonged use of anti-infectives, based on the controversial hypothesis of memory of water Information was unveiled Thursday, December 9, by , a veteran journalist of the weekly scientific UK Nature: Professor Luc Montagnier in France plans to build a clinical trial to assess the effects possible benefits of prolonged use of antibiotics in children with autism. This experiment perplexed experts in autism. Luc Montagnier shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2008 for the discovery of the AIDS virus, should be used next to conventional biological techniques, processes that evoke the very theory controversial " water memory " . Proposed in 1988 by Professor Jacques Benveniste, she assumed that the water keeps memory of the substances it was contained, while the dilutions had removed these substances from the aqueous solution. The entourage of Professor Montagnier confirms this project, which has not yet been submitted for approval of an ethics committee. The test pilot research, according to Nature, the trace of infection in 30 children with autism, as well as in twenty children free, to for comparison. The children would then take antibiotics for several months and their development would be assessed. To carry out this work, Luc Montagnier would receive funding of over EUR 30 000 from the Autism Research Institute based in San Diego (California). Directed by Edelson, the institute also plans a trial in Britain involving Dr. Corinne Skorupka, which protocol applied in France " DAN " (English acronym for " Beat Autism Now! " ), which promotes the use of vitamins and regimes for treating autism. Professor Montagnier is assumed that chronic infection have a responsibility in autism. In two publications dating from 2009, his team describes a novel property of the DNA of infectious agents, bacteria in one case and HIV in another, induce DNA " of electromagnetic waves at high dilutions in water. " This would pave the way for " a system of highly sensitive detection of chronic bacterial infections of humans and animals. " Professor Montagnier hopes to use these electromagnetic signals, a carrier would have kept the memory solution that has found the DNA of the infectious agent, as a biological marker of infection. Specialist in the genetics of autism, Sylvain Briault (CNRS UMR 6218, Tours), has not heard of the hypothesis of an origin infectious disease. " The immunological and inflammatory components were discussed, but not infectious causes. Genetic mutations have been found for some, but not the only genetic causes. It should also not talk of autism, in the singular, but of " autism " since there are many forms of damage, " he insists. " Heterogeneity " Child psychiatrist at the University Hospital of Montpellier, Professor Aussilloux questioned " the rationale underlying the hypothesis " of Professor Montagnier and the methodology to be followed, " given the heterogeneity of autism. It would take group of children is very homogeneous. " Above all, he is wary of false hopes that families of autistic children were often accustomed. Despite several attempts, we failed to join Professor Montagnier, who was traveling. In Nature, he acknowledges the iconoclastic nature of his approach. When asked why his two articles of 2009 were published in a Digital Journal http://www.lemonde.fr/journalelectronique/donnees/protege/20101211/html/7855 ... 1 of 2 21/12/10 8:23 p.m. journal, Interdisciplinary Sciences: Computational Life Sciences, where he chairs the editorial board, Montagnier said that if he had sent his article in Nature or Science, the experts " have pulled out their revolvers. " The editor of this journal is Dongqing Wei, Shanghai Jiaotong University. Known for its annual ranking of universities, this institution has recruited in November by Professor Montagnier, for whom she created a research institute. Affected by the age limit of 65, which at the time imposed his retirement in France, Luc Montagnier will therefore pursue its work in 78 years. Benkimoun © The World previous article next article A camel on the road of Exodus ...... Active volcanism Futuna off ... Digital Journal http://www.lemonde.fr/journalelectronique/donnees/protege/20101211/html/7855 ... 2 > > > > > > ----- Forwarded Message ---- > > To: ecoartist1@... > Sent: Thu, January 6, 2011 9:38:10 AM > Subject: Re: Morelli at Tampa Tribune wants to do a special on lyme > disease > > > Hello, > Here joint an article from “le monde†journal (in French) about Pr Montagnier, > the 2008 Nobel price (he discover the AIDS virus…) and his work about autism > and Lyme and other infections. > > The title is: antibiotic to cure children from autism.... maybe you can send it > to Morelli ? > > Liora > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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