CuringAutismBlog

There is an organization of parents whose children have been recovered from autism, who are willing to mentor other parents. This group can be found at http://www.generationrescue.org/. So if you know of someone who wants to embark on the same journey as I am taking, you can contact someone for mentoring. I haven't arrived yet so wouldn't make a good mentor. Notice I said "yet." I am very hopeful.

Mike was doing well on his very low-protein diet until Day 4, yesterday, when we went out to a club meeting and he was presented with a table full of food. He ate about 12 inches or more of sub sandwich with meat inside. Immediately afterward he started picking a fight with his brother and generally being out of control. So I think this confirms the need for the diet. I need to find the right herb that will help him deal with protein on occasions like this. I am thinking that since yucca made me sick, it may not be good for him either. There are some other possibilities--quercetin and butterbur. We will try both. I did give him some quercetin when we got home last night, and he did calm down. Perhaps coincidence.

For detox we will try NAET, another alternative health practice using energy fields and whatnot. I understand it works. So, we'll try it. Turns out I actually know someone who is a practitioner! Supposedly there are only 400 practitioners in the country.