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Questions to Ask Your Child's Doctor about Autism(Free Handout)
Overview

Autism, also called infantile autism or autistic disorder, is a lifelong disorder that causes abnormal neurological development. It is one of five pervasive development disorders (PDDs) that also include Asperger's syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder, Rett disorder, and pervasive development disorder-not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS). Autism is usually diagnosed by the age of 3.

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[Truth Seeker]

I do not have Autism nor do I know of anyone who has, but there is a strong possibility that something is overlooked as it relates to research.
We know of course that illnesses and diseases vary from region to region and the obvious explanation for that is minerals.
Minerals/metals are part of the human system and have been since the day of creation.
We inject a small child with a metallic needle, but are we sure that these needles hit their target or do they collide with other metals already in the system, setting off chain reactions.
Light of course is an activator, necessary to create spinning to the right, but I believe that metallic collisions can cause these cycles to reverse to the left, which in turn would cause vibrations and vibrations would effect frequencies, changing them from low to high.
I dare to think differently and independently therefore I think of nerves in terms of heat sensors, which are picked up by the sensory system, which I believe uses Mercury to measure overheating.
Naturally, overheating would make us sensitive to touch.