Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 Did you look up his posts? I am re-post from onibasu regarding HBOT from Andy: http://onibasu.com/archives/am/154359.html Parent; Hi, Apparently, HBOT is big talk at the DAN conference and a study was cited claiming great improvement in young ASD children under age 4. Andy: Yup. Must be the same guys as who write all the papers about how they gave 3,000 people DMPS inejctions without one problem. I presume they argue with people who are reporting problems then only count the results for those who keep coming back. A trick learned from mainstream medical clinical trials btw. Autism is NOT an indication for HBOT. It will actually make a lot of autistics worse. Heavy metal toxicity is a CONTRAindication for HBOT. Proper indications for HBOT are head injury/brain damage, and MS like autoimmunity (from which the relief is temporary but may last a yearor so). Generally if someone is responding to chelation, HBOT is a poor choice. If they are well chelated, even though not done, and some things have gotten MUCH MUCH better while others haven't changed at all, then HBOT is a very reasonable thing to try. If they did not respond to a proper trial of chelation on an appropriate protocol then HBOT may be worth trying. Simply breathing 100% oxygen at ambient pressure is a good first step and is often cheaper and easier to arrange. Positive response to that suggests trying HBOT (and probably just using the regular O2 if HBOT isn't better), negative response makes it clear not to try HBOT, if nothing in particular happens then you would have to try HBOT to know if it is a good choice. Since it is an intervention where the doctor doesn't actually do much thinking but rather has the people come back and pay time after time for routine technician work, it will be very faddish despite the fact it will hurt a lot of children, as e. g. glutathione iv's are and DMPS injections were with adults. Andy HBOT can make a lot of kids worse....you don't know which kid you're going to get either until you start doing the HBOT. Jan > > ????? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 He still doesn't say " why " it isn't good....I wonder why? ________________________________ From: mercurybabies2 <mercurybabies2@...> Sent: Wed, January 5, 2011 9:24:19 PM Subject: [ ] Re: why does andy say that mhbot is bad again???? Â Did you look up his posts? I am re-post from onibasu regarding HBOT from Andy: http://onibasu.com/archives/am/154359.html Parent; Hi, Apparently, HBOT is big talk at the DAN conference and a study was cited claiming great improvement in young ASD children under age 4. Andy: Yup. Must be the same guys as who write all the papers about how they gave 3,000 people DMPS inejctions without one problem. I presume they argue with people who are reporting problems then only count the results for those who keep coming back. A trick learned from mainstream medical clinical trials btw. Autism is NOT an indication for HBOT. It will actually make a lot of autistics worse. Heavy metal toxicity is a CONTRAindication for HBOT. Proper indications for HBOT are head injury/brain damage, and MS like autoimmunity (from which the relief is temporary but may last a yearor so). Generally if someone is responding to chelation, HBOT is a poor choice. If they are well chelated, even though not done, and some things have gotten MUCH MUCH better while others haven't changed at all, then HBOT is a very reasonable thing to try. If they did not respond to a proper trial of chelation on an appropriate protocol then HBOT may be worth trying. Simply breathing 100% oxygen at ambient pressure is a good first step and is often cheaper and easier to arrange. Positive response to that suggests trying HBOT (and probably just using the regular O2 if HBOT isn't better), negative response makes it clear not to try HBOT, if nothing in particular happens then you would have to try HBOT to know if it is a good choice. Since it is an intervention where the doctor doesn't actually do much thinking but rather has the people come back and pay time after time for routine technician work, it will be very faddish despite the fact it will hurt a lot of children, as e. g. glutathione iv's are and DMPS injections were with adults. Andy HBOT can make a lot of kids worse....you don't know which kid you're going to get either until you start doing the HBOT. Jan > > ????? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 HBOT does help the body to chelate..maybe depending on how it is done..could move things around and cause other issues..so I think to chelate first..get most of the toxic out and then give HBOT a go...but I have also heard both can work in tandem depending on the child... autism treatment From: kategrayce11@... Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2011 18:42:01 -0800 Subject: [ ] why does andy say that mhbot is bad again???? ????? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2011 Report Share Posted January 5, 2011 Hello, It doesn't make any sense? and where it does, it's probably the placebo effect, that one doesn't always feel a high from oxygen for what that's worth? ($$$) They pump oxygen into casinos to make people more elated so they will gamble more. That's a fact. Would we be gambling with HBOT in that respect? Damage from oxygen deprivation, whenever, tends to be permanent. (Hello?) They say you can't hardly make up for a loss of " sleep " (Who's they?!. Have you proven as much otherwise?) so how can you expect to rectify permanent damage from oxygen treatment, and how realistic is it to increase performance temporarily at the expense of such an expensive intervention? You could probably do A/C chelation, Etc., for a 1,000 people for what HBOT typically costs for one person, that costs can't can't hurt or kill you? Let's get our priorities right in that respect? that too much oxygen also doesn't have side effects if not serious side effects Try it if you want, but that's why we haven't tried it yet. It makes no sense if not costs mega dollars and takes too much time for what it actually has proven to have done (so bring it on? read further?) I have less expensive interventions to try, that I also don't want a life for my children If your HBOT is going well please let's hear about that, but only where we invite *criticism,* (constructive criticism? how about The truth? shouldn't that count?) ie., those who have a different story to tell, honestly, that everything shouldn't be balanced and balancing in that respect, that that's not what I'm really about for what is *working* for us.. . That it would be science or of the objective facts otherwise? that I should care for any other facts? I try not to That would be just me on as much.. . Glavic Sorry?!. Whatever. That I need the wrong kind of people. Oh, I really want to Know I've been abused a lot? relatively speaking? (I Feel) Relative to as much.. . I'm not saying it might not work for some, that there isn't gold in a glass of water BWT > > > > ????? > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 ...........................(stunned silence)..................................I didn't understand a word you wrote............... ............................................................ ________________________________ From: By Definition <bydefinitionofunderstanding@...> Sent: Wed, January 5, 2011 10:43:39 PM Subject: [ ] Re: why does andy say that mhbot is bad again???? Â Hello, It doesn't make any sense? and where it does, it's probably the placebo effect, that one doesn't always feel a high from oxygen for what that's worth? ($$$) They pump oxygen into casinos to make people more elated so they will gamble more. That's a fact. Would we be gambling with HBOT in that respect? Damage from oxygen deprivation, whenever, tends to be permanent. (Hello?) They say you can't hardly make up for a loss of " sleep " (Who's they?!. Have you proven as much otherwise?) so how can you expect to rectify permanent damage from oxygen treatment, and how realistic is it to increase performance temporarily at the expense of such an expensive intervention? You could probably do A/C chelation, Etc., for a 1,000 people for what HBOT typically costs for one person, that costs can't can't hurt or kill you? Let's get our priorities right in that respect? that too much oxygen also doesn't have side effects if not serious side effects Try it if you want, but that's why we haven't tried it yet. It makes no sense if not costs mega dollars and takes too much time for what it actually has proven to have done (so bring it on? read further?) I have less expensive interventions to try, that I also don't want a life for my children If your HBOT is going well please let's hear about that, but only where we invite *criticism,* (constructive criticism? how about The truth? shouldn't that count?) ie., those who have a different story to tell, honestly, that everything shouldn't be balanced and balancing in that respect, that that's not what I'm really about for what is *working* for us.. . That it would be science or of the objective facts otherwise? that I should care for any other facts? I try not to That would be just me on as much.. . Glavic Sorry?!. Whatever. That I need the wrong kind of people. Oh, I really want to Know I've been abused a lot? relatively speaking? (I Feel) Relative to as much.. . I'm not saying it might not work for some, that there isn't gold in a glass of water BWT > > > > ????? > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 6, 2011 Report Share Posted January 6, 2011 Maybe you should try harder? Sorry, but that's the best I can do or say, with... well, OK? To each their own? I think this is a pretty good group (that offer helps help, how it does?) so read the other posts, that you can understand, or whatever. Best wishes, Glavic > > > > > > ????? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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