More answers or more questions

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Does this study provide more answers or raise more questions?

http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/08/new-study-suggests-autism-starts-in-the\

-womb/?hpt=hp_t2

[Guest guest]

Does this study provide more answers or raise more

questions?

http://thechart.blogs.cnn.com/2011/11/08/new-study-suggests-autism-starts-in-the-womb/?hpt=hp_t2

OK, now 7 (affected) boys aged 2 to 16 years... You know, thousands

of children have had relief from dietary restriction and the AAP

says we need more study. Here are SEVEN very different age children

and it's "an important finding". Really? Does the study help answer

the question of whether this is a whole body disorder that affects

the brain or a brain disorder that affects development? Absolutely

not. The increase in brain weight could not be accounted for solely

by the increase in neurons. Hmm, maybe it's the inflammation that is

causing that finding. Maybe inflammation is causing more neurons to

be stimulated.

The reason that I am going on here, is because I believe that this

is an example of how conventional science WANTS to make ASD appear

as a predetermined disorder, not a consequence of external factors.

There are lots of studies describing lots of abnormalities in

different areas of the brain. There is a lot more to be done.

-- D. Udell MD

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Child Development Center of America

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