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Are You Satisfied with Only Treating Autistic Symptoms?


They Say There's No Cure
Everyone--CDC, medical establishment, supportive autism organizations, and the best and brightest researchers--are all screaming in one voice: there is no cure for autism! Do you believe them?

Top 8 Therapies for Autism
According to Autism Speaks, these therapies below worked most effectively for autistic children, based on reports from 8000 parents.

1) Occupational Therapy:                          39%
2) Speech Therapy:                                    27%
3) ABA Therapy:                                         15%
4) Social Skills Classes:                            8%
5) Hippotherapy:                                         2%
6) GFCF Diet:                                              2%
7) Psychologist/Psychiatrist Sessions:   2%
8) FT, RDI, PECs, PRT, swimming:            1%

Other therapies not mentioned but yet reported to be very helpful include camel milk, herbal supplements, flavonoids, royal jelly.

The above top-ranking therapies prove most parents have become complacent and even satisfied with only treating symptoms.

It’s only human nature to grow complacent about anything at some point, after trying all sorts of promising treatments and therapies, after years of striving to cure autism.
It’s also extremely logical that you will never cure autism completely without knowing the real cause. You can run through many fancy and costly treatments and still see only improvements. 
  • How can a doctor reverse a patient’s heart disease without addressing its underling causes such as a developing blood clot, hypertension, and smoking?
  • How can a doctor cure a certain cancer without stopping cancerous cells from mutating and growing rapidly and uncontrollably?
  • How can a doctor cure dementia and its fast diminishing memory problem without addressing the lack of blood flow in the brain?
If you want to learn the real, undisputed cause of autism, why it’s happening globally, if you are intensely interested in curing autism once and for all the next 6 months instead of treating symptoms forever, read an important article:  "Greatest 12 Autism Myths Vs. Facts, Misconceptions, and Stereotypes"






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