Guest guest Posted April 1, 2002 Report Share Posted April 1, 2002 Here is an article I found at http://www.amug.org/~a203/horse.html which claims that Arizona horse shit cures autism. Does anyone here know if the claims are true? (PHOENIX, AZ, 2/9/96) A California couple, Judd and Winona Cleaver, transferred to Arizona by their company, received what appears to be a medical miracle in the bargain. Their son, , who had just gone through several days of testing at UCLA, confirming the diagnosis of autism, seems to have inexplicably and completely recovered from his autistic condition with the move to Arizona. This report was soon followed by two other similar reports. Recovery from autism is considered very rare and had researchers puzzled. Was some unknown environmental factor involved? Bradley , M.D., heading an investigation team from the Center for Disease Control arrived with the task of finding the answer. Dr. Bradley and his team finally isolated what they are guardedly calling an unsuspected environmental agent in Arizona which may have very well be a cure for autism. " We knew that the microorganism which causes Valley Fever was a soil-bourne pathogen, rare outside Arizona and a few other desert habitats. We were just guessing at first, of course, sort of tongue in cheek, but we wondered whether or not there could be some other organism in the Arizona soil which could account for 's recovery. " Bradley went on to say, " When we found that , like many moving to Arizona, the Cleavers and the other two families had selected and bought homes made from adobe (a type of sunbaked bricks made from Arizona soil) we felt we might be onto something. That was about all we had to go on at first, though. " After months of testing the soil around the Cleaver home turned up nothing, one of Dr. Bradley¹s team, microbiologist Pam , began examining adobe bricks themselves and how they are made. discovered that the the soil used requires a binding agent which gave adobe the added strength to last hundreds of years. In examining the Adobe bricks in the Cleaver home, confirmed what Arizona old timers already knew: the & quotsecret ingredient " was Arizona horse manure. Could common horse manure contain some agent or microorganism which could explain the autism cure phenomenon? Well, as it turned out yes and no. After extensive testing it seems that only Arizona horse manure contains this promising property. Double blind studies were done with other families with autistic children, moving half into adobe homes and an equal number of carefully matched controls into homes built of other materials. The study, just concluded, left no doubt: Arizona horse shit seems to almost completely eliminate autistic symptoms. Long time Arizona horse rancher, Clyde Barton whose family sold horses to the Army and prospectors moving West in the early days, recalls that his family's horses probably built half the homes in Phoenix in the those days. " Why, the first stop anybody wanting to build an adobe home made was to our corrals to see how we were fixed for binder. " Barton still remembers that the corrals were located in present day downtown Phoenix, on the site of the Arizona Department of Developmental Disabilities. " I wouldn¹t be surprised it there weren't tons of horse shit there still. " , stated Barton. In a recent press release, Dr. , leader of the Center for Disease Control team, confirmed it officially.This conclusion comes as no surprised to officials in Arizona. According to an unidentified but highly placed official in Arizona State government, " We have never had a single reported case of autism in the entire history of Arizona. Any autism you find here would have had to been imported by commies, bleeding heart liberals or other such riff-raff from California or one of the other 49 subversive states. In Arizona ... let me repeat ... autism does not exist! " It is the Arizona health plan, AHCCCS, which is being used as a model for current Medicaid reform. All of those with autism should experience a miraculous cure, because we all will be getting plenty of Arizona horseshit. _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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