Re: autism and vaccination

Glyconurients are also empowering the body to respond to Autism.

Take a look at the URL provided and this testimonial:

Can the body heal itself? Some say yes. By providing the proper nutrition to the cells, genetic defects may be modified at the cellular level. We are all in a transient state of evolving, including those with autism. The genetic deficits associated with conditions such as autism are not necessarily “set in stone”, according to Dr. Walt Meyer, a specialist dealing in Glycoscience, the Science of sugars in which eight essential carbohydrates are determined to be necessary for proper development. The average person doesn’t get nearly this amount. Can you imagine what this may do to a person with autism?

FORMER SEATTLE SEAHAWKS FOOTBALL PLAYER
Finds Help with Autistic Twin Boys

Our 7-year-old autistic twin boys began taking glyconutrients six weeks ago. I am already seeing differences in their behavior. They are talking more and what they say is much clearer. The boys are more aware of things around them. They have
better eye contact. They're even playing with each other a little bit more.

Our most severely autistic son sat through a one-hour and 45-minute therapy session last week without any autistic behavior. He's never done that!

I was skeptical about the benefits of glyconutrients because we hear of so many new things for autism. We decided not to say anything to the boys' therapist, their speech pathologist, our support group, and friends. After the first month, it was undeniable that glyconutrients were helping not only our boys but the whole family. We all take them. After only one week on the glyconutrients, the speech pathologist asked what I was doing differently.The therapist started noticing their speech was clearer and they were working better.

Last week we had our friends over for dinner. It was the FIRST time ever to sit through a dinner without any behaviors. We were amazed.

We are thrilled at the results we are seeing. We have actually found joy in being their parents.

Curt & Ana Warner

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