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26 Nov 2013, 12:48 am

I would suggest the OP go get evaluated again to prove its merits, the problem is he according to his profile he was never disgnosed, its not that I don't doubt his self diagnosis its that it would make such a comparison useless from a scientific point of view. I think it would be more likely that the OP had an existing issue that made his AS traits worse and the diet solved the existing problem. Back to point one, I would go for an evaluation to see where you really stand post diet. A diet can't cure physical brain differences, just my thoughts.



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26 Nov 2013, 12:55 am

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Find the strength to do it...that's BS. I've learned the hard way that I really do have limits.

You also didn't say it isn't the only cause of autism.

I love it how you have to go to all this length to explain yourself despite saying you don't care what I think. Clearly you do.

And you're still making the assumption that I eat GMOs and herbicides when you have no idea what my diet is like at all. This is what's wrong with people who try to push their herbal medicinal diets on people and say it will cure a neurological disorder that has an unknown cause to the scientists that do research into it.

I'll stick with neuroscience, thanks.


Limits are meant to be pushed. Push yours.

I truly don't care what you think as it doesn't affect me. I'm merely trying to help others since this has changed my entire life for the better. Take it or leave it, I don't really care.

So, because I didn't say it isn't the only cause of Autism you conclude that I said it was.. ?? :?

I didn't say you do or don't consume GMO's & herbicides/pesticides. I merely pointed out that they're poison. Heck, I still consume some small amounts of them here and there I'm sure as it's difficult to be 100% free of them.

And just what has neuroscience done for you? I'll tell you what their research has done for me: Almost jack s**t nothing. I'll give 'em some credit for the help that Dexedrine was for a while, but going this natural route and actually curing what physically ails me & has been the root cause of the neurological problems has worked wonders in comparison to the nothing I've benefited from some geek researching autism in a lab somewhere. Just sayin' I trust what I've experienced over future promises of cure-all pills from big pharma.

Once again, all I have to say is why knock what I've done and my statements about how beneficial doing this has been vs. explore it for yourself and see if it benefits you? It really doesn't cost all that much money nor time to find out if it's going to start working for you as significant benefits can be realized in a mere few weeks. If it's working then, then you'll know whether it's worth continuing and experience for yourself if it's the root cause of your own neurological differences.

OR you could sit their and criticize me, change nothing about your own approach, and continue to suffer with the same symptoms. Your call, I won't be losing any sleep over it. Just pointing out how ridiculous it is to call BS on what I've done and my claims w/o even giving it a try yourself in order to prove/disprove it to yourself.


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26 Nov 2013, 1:01 am

Why are all of you, so mean? Someone tried to share something with others, out of the goodness of their heart, because he obtained results that could profoundly impact others. He is not attempting to sell anything. He is not attempting to convince anyone of anything, but at this point it might seem that way to you, because he has now been subjected to your horribly negative, rude and unnecessary remarks, and in turn, is attempting to help you understand, that this is something that worked for him, and that he is simply wanting to share it so that others can experience the same positive impact, period. That is all.

Perhaps it would be best for you to move on. Find a different topic of discussion to invest yourself in, that is not going to be so upsetting to you.



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26 Nov 2013, 1:13 am

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4. You don't need to know me. Try it and see for yourself if it works for you rather than fantasize about the infinite number of excuses it won't work for you as it has me. But again, I won't lose any sleep if you're not interested in improving yourself. Suit yourself & do as you please.. but remember: Do as you've always done & get as you've always got.



Well if we're going to give ourselves enemas and eat weird stuff we wouldn't normally eat and totally restrict our diet - we do need some kind of evidence. I give up though, you're not going to understand.



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26 Nov 2013, 1:27 am

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Why are all of you, so mean? Someone tried to share something with others, out of the goodness of their heart, because he obtained results that could profoundly impact others. He is not attempting to sell anything. He is not attempting to convince anyone of anything, but at this point it might seem that way to you, because he has now been subjected to your horribly negative, rude and unnecessary remarks, and in turn, is attempting to help you understand, that this is something that worked for him, and that he is simply wanting to share it so that others can experience the same positive impact, period. That is all.

Perhaps it would be best for you to move on. Find a different topic of discussion to invest yourself in, that is not going to be so upsetting to you.


I agree with this post. I wonder why some people have to be so negative toward goldfish. He's been very patient. He was only trying to share something good with whoever is interested.

Thanks and well done, goldfish.



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26 Nov 2013, 2:07 am

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4. You don't need to know me. Try it and see for yourself if it works for you rather than fantasize about the infinite number of excuses it won't work for you as it has me. But again, I won't lose any sleep if you're not interested in improving yourself. Suit yourself & do as you please.. but remember: Do as you've always done & get as you've always got.



Well if we're going to give ourselves enemas and eat weird stuff we wouldn't normally eat and totally restrict our diet - we do need some kind of evidence. I give up though, you're not going to understand.


Scroll/search to the bit about Iridology as a preliminary diagnosis tool, read the links explaining how to diagnose leaky gut via Solar Radari lines present in the iris, google image search an iridology chart to have a look at what segment of your eyes to look in & go check your iris' in a well lit bathroom mirror. If you clearly see the lines that are indicative of leaky gut in either the large intestine, transverse colon, or small intestine (or 2 or 3 of 3) then there you have some real physical evidence that you, too, may be suffering from leaky gut.

Also, if you know you're sensitive to salicylate acids and they affect your brain functions. Not sure? One major telltale sign is if you're sensitive to Aspirin, as Aspirin is acetylsalicylic acid - a strong salicylate acid. If you react negatively to Aspirin, you're salicylate sensitive and the most probable cause is leaky gut, and the most probable cause of leaky gut is candidiasis.

And if you're hell bent on a conclusive western medical test, go to your doctor and request that a stool sample be sent to a lab and cultured to determine if it contains candida yeast & if so which of the 26 strains.

I understand completely. You'd rather make up a million reasons not to learn about something new to you that could potentially change your life for the better than try it in any capacity and find out for sure for yourself. 'tis the stubborn nature of those on the spectrum.

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This is precisely why I took the time to type up all the info and provide reference links. Even though it's a bit rough, all the info is there. I didn't just post a one liner about putting garlic where the sun don't shine because the expected response would have been some immature joke about ass vampires or some other BS while I'm actually trying to convey some legitimate medical knowledge here. Perhaps it's you who's not going to understand.


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26 Nov 2013, 2:10 am

Thanks to those few of you who've left positive messages here. I appreciate your kind words, but haven't addressed your posts specifically because there's nothing to address/dispel/inform/teach/debate etc. Nonetheless, thanks for the good vibes. 8)


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26 Nov 2013, 2:38 am

Interesting post, goldfish. Health and nutrition are some of my special interests as well.

You may want to do some research on the effects of the topical antifungal creams, since they can really interfere with the way your liver metabolizes things. Diluted tea tree oil and ACV foot soaks will get rid of the foot fungus without the harsh chemicals.

At several months, this is a very long, intense treatment/detox plan. I'm no expert, but I'm concerned that the continual detox could interfere with your body's natural ability to take care of itself (liver, bacterial microbiome, etc). (My philosophy is that the body wants to take care of itself, we just need to give it the right tools via food/sleep/environment, and to not interfere with its own natural healing process. I realize not everyone feels the same.) How long do you intend to do it before weaning off and settling into a maintenance/lifestyle version? Is there some physical signal you're hoping to reach that will make you feel like detox is complete?



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26 Nov 2013, 2:48 am

I'll stick to the zhōngyīxué. All I had to do was eat a tiger penis and drink a glass of poison while sitting in a freezer with some needles jabbed into me. I cured my autism, and I didn't even have to stick a syringe up my anus!



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26 Nov 2013, 3:06 am

goldfish21 wrote:
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goldfish21 wrote:

4. You don't need to know me. Try it and see for yourself if it works for you rather than fantasize about the infinite number of excuses it won't work for you as it has me. But again, I won't lose any sleep if you're not interested in improving yourself. Suit yourself & do as you please.. but remember: Do as you've always done & get as you've always got.



Well if we're going to give ourselves enemas and eat weird stuff we wouldn't normally eat and totally restrict our diet - we do need some kind of evidence. I give up though, you're not going to understand.


Scroll/search to the bit about Iridology as a preliminary diagnosis tool, read the links explaining how to diagnose leaky gut via Solar Radari lines present in the iris, google image search an iridology chart to have a look at what segment of your eyes to look in & go check your iris' in a well lit bathroom mirror. If you clearly see the lines that are indicative of leaky gut in either the large intestine, transverse colon, or small intestine (or 2 or 3 of 3) then there you have some real physical evidence that you, too, may be suffering from leaky gut.

Also, if you know you're sensitive to salicylate acids and they affect your brain functions. Not sure? One major telltale sign is if you're sensitive to Aspirin, as Aspirin is acetylsalicylic acid - a strong salicylate acid. If you react negatively to Aspirin, you're salicylate sensitive and the most probable cause is leaky gut, and the most probable cause of leaky gut is candidiasis.

And if you're hell bent on a conclusive western medical test, go to your doctor and request that a stool sample be sent to a lab and cultured to determine if it contains candida yeast & if so which of the 26 strains.

I understand completely. You'd rather make up a million reasons not to learn about something new to you that could potentially change your life for the better than try it in any capacity and find out for sure for yourself. 'tis the stubborn nature of those on the spectrum.

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This is precisely why I took the time to type up all the info and provide reference links. Even though it's a bit rough, all the info is there. I didn't just post a one liner about putting garlic where the sun don't shine because the expected response would have been some immature joke about ass vampires or some other BS while I'm actually trying to convey some legitimate medical knowledge here. Perhaps it's you who's not going to understand.


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26 Nov 2013, 8:40 am

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Interesting post, goldfish. Health and nutrition are some of my special interests as well.

You may want to do some research on the effects of the topical antifungal creams, since they can really interfere with the way your liver metabolizes things. Diluted tea tree oil and ACV foot soaks will get rid of the foot fungus without the harsh chemicals.

At several months, this is a very long, intense treatment/detox plan. I'm no expert, but I'm concerned that the continual detox could interfere with your body's natural ability to take care of itself (liver, bacterial microbiome, etc). (My philosophy is that the body wants to take care of itself, we just need to give it the right tools via food/sleep/environment, and to not interfere with its own natural healing process. I realize not everyone feels the same.) How long do you intend to do it before weaning off and settling into a maintenance/lifestyle version? Is there some physical signal you're hoping to reach that will make you feel like detox is complete?


I've toned down the use of topical creams as my feet have cleared up almost completely.

I intend to do it until my gut is healed. Until there are no longer any signs of fungal yeast being expelled in bowel movements - which is minimal now compared to months ago. Also, I'll do the 2nd stage (healing the intestinal lining) until the Solar Radari lines in my iris have not only shrunk as they have, but until they're gone. Then the probiotic replenishment stage. I've read that depending on the severity of the leaky gut and the dedication to diet etc that it can take anywhere from 6 months to 2+ years to heal properly. I intend to do it for as long as it takes. So far so good.. hopefully everything's healed up inside of a year and I can start reintroducing other foods again.


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26 Nov 2013, 5:20 pm

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Looks to me like you found a good if extreme cure for your candida, and that helps you then I'm happy that you have recovered from your illness.

I still disbelieve your claims of a cure for autism though, simply because there is no medical evidence that you ever had autism apart from having read a couple of books :roll:

I see no correlation whatsoever between a diet with enemas and curing a neurological condition like autism - if it was that simple then scientists would have already started to develop those regimes.

Here in Europe where it would be far cheaper to cure autism through a diet than it is to provide all the help and support those with ASD require from their governments.

I do see diet as being essential to good health, both mental and physical, and I'm very conscious and careful of what I eat, but I don't kid myself that any diet is going to cure my ASD.


The evidence I have is my lifetime of experiences that match precisely to Autism/Asperger's as described in detail in The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome by Dr. Tony Attwood as well as to the autobiographies of John Michael Carley & John Elder Robison etc. whether you believe me or not makes no difference to what I know to be true. Further, I know what's changed in the last 6 months or so & it is Night & Day differences. I have never been happier or healthier in my entire life, and the autism/other symptoms are down ~95%.

This is directed to you, but also to everyone else in general:

why hypothesize about me being incorrect and make assumptions and jump to conclusions rather than be open minded about the possibility that what physically afflicted me and caused these symptoms MAY be the same in you.. and in turn, the possibility that what I've done that's benefited me immensely may also work for you? why not try it and find out for yourself, your health, your life vs. make up reasons not to? If you try it and do it religiously you'll notice significant benefits within the first few weeks or so. It won't take 6 months to figure out whether it's doing you any good or not. Also, take a look at an iridology chart & check out your own iris' for indication of leaky gut as a preliminary diagnostic tool.

To each their own; but I choose health.

I don't need to make up reasons not to do your 'cure', why make up reasons when I have plenty of real reasons not to bother?

My physical health is fine thanks - I have no problems that could be linked to diet etc, because I'm always careful to watch my diet. I cook everything myself from fresh ingredients just to be sure that there is nothing unnatural going into my body. I never touch anything that isn't organic and fresh, and avoid anything with additives and preservatives in them. Something I have done for 30+ years now.

I have no intention of trying your herbal enemas and extreme diet because I have no health issues that would warrant such an extreme solution.

And I stand by my assertion that you cannot cure autism with a diet. Autism is a neurological condition which develops in very early development and cannot be reversed once it happens.

You cannot rewire your brain with a diet and herbal enema's, not ever.

All you did was cure your candida


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26 Nov 2013, 5:41 pm

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Why are all of you, so mean? Someone tried to share something with others, out of the goodness of their heart, because he obtained results that could profoundly impact others. He is not attempting to sell anything. He is not attempting to convince anyone of anything, but at this point it might seem that way to you, because he has now been subjected to your horribly negative, rude and unnecessary remarks, and in turn, is attempting to help you understand, that this is something that worked for him, and that he is simply wanting to share it so that others can experience the same positive impact, period. That is all.

Perhaps it would be best for you to move on. Find a different topic of discussion to invest yourself in, that is not going to be so upsetting to you.


Why is Goldfish so determined to thrust his extreme diet on people who obviously don't believe him? For someone who is just trying to help he is being awfully forceful in his exhortations to subject ourselves to his 'diet'!

When someone posts outrageous claims that have absolutely no scientific basis, and then expects us to become guinea pigs to test his crackpot theories it is only natural that people will criticise him.

If you want to subject yourself to this nonsense purely on the word of a complete stranger with no medical or scientific background then go ahead.

But I will trust to properly documented and peer reviewed neuroscience for my information thank you very much.


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26 Nov 2013, 6:58 pm

I normally don't engage in this sort of thing, however, since you quoted my comment, I will respectively address you, not that you have requested that, I do, of course. Perhaps we are understanding goldfish's comments, differently from one-another. I have not read anything at all, within his post, comments, statements where he attempts to push anything on anyone. He has noted that he is not saying that the diet/detox is the only cure, and I don't know about you, but what I have understood, is that this detox/diet has cured symptoms of his ASD. Not ASD, in itself, as a whole/ in it's entirety. If you were to read through the entire thread, at this point, you may gain a different perspective on how he is putting forth the information, ie, speaking in terms of how the diet has 'personally' benefited 'him'. I am not telling you, however, that you will a b s o l u t e l y acquire a different perspective, but it is quite possible. I feel for him, as he most likely had not expected such negative feedback, especially that of false accusations, of his initial intentions. There is absolutely not one single thing that he conveys that says this is a cure-all for Autism.

I did the same detox/diet, several years, ago. It had a profoundly positive affect on the negative symptoms I had suffered from. Especially extreme cognitive and executive functioning issues that I possessed. The diet changed my life for the better, in many ways. I would never attempt to push it on anyone, but I will say that the abundance of gratitude that came from the results, created immense exuberance in me, and I became determined to share it with the world, so to speak. It felt as though, there was this thing that other folks had not yet become aware of, and I wanted everyone to have this information, SIMPLY TO GIVE OTHERS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE THIS AMAZING THING THAT I HAD JUST ACQUIRED. This is how goldfish21 has come across to me, withing all that he has written, here. The harsher words, I see only as defending himself, when being challenged, and at times pushed against a wall. This is purely 'my' take on it. I am not trying to speak for him.

Nobody needs to feel forced to do anything, here. You can perceive this as an invaluable gift that he has presented to you, or you can perceive it as something unworthy of experiencing, and go on your merry way. There is no need to personally attack a person, really. Especially when they have been kind enough to share something with others. For the purpose of clarity, my comment was not directed toward you, previously, grahamguitarman. I should not have written the word "all" when addressing people who have been mean.



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26 Nov 2013, 7:36 pm

Goldfish is telling anyone who won't try his nutty diet that they're choosing to not be healthy, which while I'm not a doctor, indicates some form of grandiose thinking problem to me. You and he both need to take him a little less seriously. And if you would go giving yourself herb enemas and restricting your diet so drastically based on what has been presented here and how it has been presented, you might have bigger issues than Autism. That's not meant as a put down, people can't take medical advice from an anonymous rambling guy on the internet. And nobody has been mean to him, we're just not pretending that he's handed us the keys to the kingdom.

How many people in this thread commented that they couldn't even read what he wrote? You try and explain that to him and he tells you again to go read it or to spend your time wading through his murky links. Yeah right, it's our responsibility to wade through that mess, otherwise we have been mean to him and are throwing our health down the toilet.

I'm really only telling you this because I'm supposed to be cleaning my apartment and I'm avoiding it, I don't really expect to change your mind.



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26 Nov 2013, 7:42 pm

He knew perfectly well that he was going to get a negative feedback because he has been rambling on about his miracle cure for autism for many weeks before posting this thread, and many like myself have called BS on him for it.

If he was just selling this idea as alleviating some of the symptoms of autism then I would not have even bothered to comment. But he has been making claims for weeks now that he has cured autism!

If a medical professional tells me that this will solve all my problems then maybe I'll take it seriously. But since that is highly unlikely to happen I'll continue to consider this nothing more than voodoo nonsense.


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