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25 Nov 2013, 7:45 am

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I then learned that salicylate sensitivity is caused by Leaky Gut Syndrome


http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/leaky-gut- ... ction.aspx
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Unproven theory

Exponents of 'leaky gut syndrome' – largely nutritionists and practitioners of complementary and alternative medicine – believe the bowel lining can become irritated and 'leaky' as the result of a much wider range of factors, including an overgrowth of yeast or bacteria in the bowel, a poor diet and the overuse of antibiotics.

They believe that undigested food particles, bacterial toxins and germs can pass through the 'leaky' gut wall and into the bloodstream, triggering the immune system and causing persistent inflammation throughout the body. This, they say, is linked to a much wider range of health problems and diseases, including:

food allergies
migraine
tiredness and chronic fatigue syndrome
asthma
autoimmune diseases (where the body's immune system attacks its own tissues) such as lupus, multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis
skin diseases like scleroderma
autism


Not to be too critical, but the things you write are very similar to what is mentioned in the above quote.

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A 2006 review explored the potential effect of manipulating the diet of people with autism, concluding that the dietary treatments were "cumbersome" and not proven to be effective.

Generally, eliminating foods from the diet is not a good idea unless it's strictly necessary (for example, if you have coeliac disease), as it can lead to nutritional deficiencies.



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25 Nov 2013, 8:32 am

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Please, folks, beware of overly elaborate diets... This can turn into an eating disorder.


It's a temporary medicinal diet that should heal up what's been causing all the problems - not a permanent thing I'll have to do forever. I've been so strict on it because my symptoms were so bad and I want the benefits of it asap.


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25 Nov 2013, 8:36 am

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Not to be too critical, but the things you write are very similar to what is mentioned in the above quote.

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A 2006 review explored the potential effect of manipulating the diet of people with autism, concluding that the dietary treatments were "cumbersome" and not proven to be effective.

Generally, eliminating foods from the diet is not a good idea unless it's strictly necessary (for example, if you have coeliac disease), as it can lead to nutritional deficiencies.


1.) Because I've paraphrased what I've learned. why would you expect me to change the information? :?

2.) Based on my experience, I call BS on diet not being effective. Sure, it requires work and dedication - but nothing worth doing is easy. Nutritional deficiencies? Nah, I'm actually correctly nutritional deficiencies.. especially since I can now absorb nutrients better than ever before in my life. I'm getting into ever better physical shape for it, too. Eventually I'll have completed the entire process and will reincorporate other "regular," foods back into my diet.


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25 Nov 2013, 8:39 am

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.


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25 Nov 2013, 12:35 pm

^^^ Agreed. Diets can help some things, but cannot cure/remove/reverse autism. Autism is a mental dysfunction caused by altered development of the brain. Once it happens (in the early stages of infancy and perhaps fetal period) then you have it for life.

Gains might be made however in preventing it from happening as often if or when they can get a better understanding of the causes.



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25 Nov 2013, 1:12 pm

I have had great success in terms of riding all my physical symptoms with a paleo influenced diet and exercise but I still have not magically become a social butterfly.

On the bright side I have amazing energy levels for a still slightly overweight 38 year old (or to any teens on the board..an old person)



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25 Nov 2013, 1:39 pm

Can you give us a short summary please?
A oneliner would be even better.



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25 Nov 2013, 2:25 pm

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Callista wrote:
Please, folks, beware of overly elaborate diets... This can turn into an eating disorder.


It's a temporary medicinal diet that should heal up what's been causing all the problems - not a permanent thing I'll have to do forever. I've been so strict on it because my symptoms were so bad and I want the benefits of it asap.


Temporary that you are strict about is something that is very easy to turn into an eating disorder. It might not for you, it might for you. It's something people need to be very aware about.



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25 Nov 2013, 5:34 pm

I couldn't get through the whole post either. Great example of an all consuming special interest, though.



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25 Nov 2013, 5:52 pm

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Seriously, I'm not reading that whole thing and then clicking on those links. Could you put like a simple week menu with supplements listed? But I wouldn't take any of that creatine or other stuff anyway. You can't convince the human body needs that processed crap to thrive.


So scroll down about 3/4 of the way or so where there's a little extra break in the text and the diet info starts. Do read the bits about herbal enemas, too, as it's more than just diet that's enabled me to heal these digestive issues that cause the neurological issues as quickly as I've managed to do so thus far.

So don't take any creatine, that's not a necessary part of this diet - just something I take for bodybuilding purposes. The L-glutamine, on the other hand, is a crucial part of stage 2 as it's one of few supplements that repairs the intestinal lining once it's free of parasites perforating holes in it in the first place. L-glutamine isn't processed crap, it's refined nutrition - big difference. GMO's are made in a lab crap. Proper supplements are simply refined out of natural ingredients so as to be able to get a concentrated dose of them vs. consuming mass quantities of the foods that contain them.


Oh man, you just lost me at herbal enemas (I mean unless somebody did some studies and proved they worked - are any of those links pointing to something like that)?

I really think you need to work on presentation. You should have maybe made a pdf with shorter sections and some summary for each link so we would know if we wanted to click on it. And like I said, sample menus. The fact that you presented it like this doesn't bode well for your head being as clear as you think it is, this is like something I would do! And I'm not cured at all! :D

Anyway, congrats on getting it done, glad you're feeling better - I know how you feel about this diet because going gluten free made amazing changes in my gut and I would never go back either. The problem is just no proof you had it, no proof it cured anything, no formal studies. It's tough for you that we're being so critical, but you have your health now and that's great!



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25 Nov 2013, 11:44 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.


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25 Nov 2013, 11:55 pm

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wozeree wrote:
Seriously, I'm not reading that whole thing and then clicking on those links. Could you put like a simple week menu with supplements listed? But I wouldn't take any of that creatine or other stuff anyway. You can't convince the human body needs that processed crap to thrive.


So scroll down about 3/4 of the way or so where there's a little extra break in the text and the diet info starts. Do read the bits about herbal enemas, too, as it's more than just diet that's enabled me to heal these digestive issues that cause the neurological issues as quickly as I've managed to do so thus far.

So don't take any creatine, that's not a necessary part of this diet - just something I take for bodybuilding purposes. The L-glutamine, on the other hand, is a crucial part of stage 2 as it's one of few supplements that repairs the intestinal lining once it's free of parasites perforating holes in it in the first place. L-glutamine isn't processed crap, it's refined nutrition - big difference. GMO's are made in a lab crap. Proper supplements are simply refined out of natural ingredients so as to be able to get a concentrated dose of them vs. consuming mass quantities of the foods that contain them.


Oh man, you just lost me at herbal enemas (I mean unless somebody did some studies and proved they worked - are any of those links pointing to something like that)?

I really think you need to work on presentation. You should have maybe made a pdf with shorter sections and some summary for each link so we would know if we wanted to click on it. And like I said, sample menus. The fact that you presented it like this doesn't bode well for your head being as clear as you think it is, this is like something I would do! And I'm not cured at all! :D

Anyway, congrats on getting it done, glad you're feeling better - I know how you feel about this diet because going gluten free made amazing changes in my gut and I would never go back either. The problem is just no proof you had it, no proof it cured anything, no formal studies. It's tough for you that we're being so critical, but you have your health now and that's great!


There are some links to curezone.com - that's where I found the info about herbal/ACV enemas to treat candidiasis. There are many people who have done them before me to treat the same thing. Also, there are many people out there who do regular enemas just for general health maintenance & one of the most common ones to do is organic black coffee. (excellent for detoxing the liver.)

Re: Presentation - as I said, I've been extremely busy lately and thus promised I'd post my first completed draft as is vs. taking longer to polish it into something of a finished copy - and there it is.

I don't need a formal study to know what I've experienced and am experiencing. Again, why jump to conclusions and come up with assumptions about it not working vs. being open to the possibility that yours & many others' Autism symptoms are caused by the exact same curable thing? After all, it's said that 70% of those on the spectrum are sensitive to Salicylate Acids, soooo going sal free + epsom salts should work for most of us.. and SS is caused by leaky gut, which is usually caused by candidiasis. Diet, in general, explains the rise of adhd/autism in recent years as gut dysbiosis is very likely given modern society's diet & use of antibiotics etc.

All I'm saying is don't knock it 'til you've tried it. Prove it to yourself whether it works or not.


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26 Nov 2013, 12:09 am

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Please, folks, beware of overly elaborate diets... This can turn into an eating disorder. I'm serious; people's lives have been taken over by trying to find the "perfect" way to eat, the perfect combination of supplements. My mom had times when she spent most of her free time on it--she didn't have a life because she spent all her time thinking about food, planning meals, tracking down organic food, etc. And if it gets bad enough, people can die of it. It's been termed "orthorexia" by the people studying it.

I definitely see the benefits of eating nutritious food that works with the way your body behaves, but please don't get stuck in the trap of trying to perfect it. In reality, your body is quite flexible. Given the right nutrients and enough calories, people can live on just about any diet. Think about the many different ways people around the world live, from gathering wild fruit to hunting seals. Humans are extreme omnivores.

Your first priority is simply getting enough to eat. Secondly, getting a good variety. And if something bothers you, then don't eat it. That is practically all you need to know, autistic or not.

Don't let people politicize and stigmatize you for what you eat. It's food; it's fuel; it shouldn't be a religion or a test of purity or a way to determine who's responsible or healthy or disciplined and who's not.


It could also lead to diabetes, aka the Atkins diet. My mum became very close to getting something like that. In have hypoglycemia from not eating regularly because of appetite suppression on Ritalin. Now I enjoy a variety of healthy food with the odd snack but can't really have much junk food. It'll just be one blood sugar crash after the other.


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26 Nov 2013, 12:11 am

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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'll try to help you understand:

1: You repeatedly gave everyone a bad impression by the way you tried to sell it in the beginning.

2: when you finally presented it, it was a long rambling smushed up mess.

3. We don't know you (at least I don't) - I don't know anything about you really - but you seem baffled that we are not just taking the word of some virtual stranger that we should all go on some crazy ass extreme expensive diet that he can't even write out in a way that we can read and understand.

4. All of the above makes it hard to believe that you are cured and your head is clear.


If you want someone to buy something (even if they're buying something that's free), you have to sell it. You've kind of been anti-selling it.

Does that help?

I still believe that you mean well, but I just can't buy it.



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26 Nov 2013, 12:21 am

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Anyone who sets out to do anything can go ahead and do it. It really is that simple. If you have a reason strong enough to accomplish something, you'll find the strength to do it. Same applies to all goals in life.

I never said it was the ONLY cause of Autism/other disorders - but it certainly is A cause.

I don't need the title of "scientist," to know what I've experienced/observed/learned. I am recognized as an Industrial Engineering Technologist, and while that's a far cry from anything related to medicine, I'm not an idiot by any stretch of the imagination and am only mentioning that title just to point out that I'm formally educated in observing & improving things - and it matters not whether they're manufacturing systems or medical issues - problem solving is problem solving. Like I said in my other thread, I'll put it out there and it's up to others whether they want to try it for themselves or not. I have no interest in creating a medical study in order to satisfy skeptics. It is what it is, take it or leave it. I realize full well how stubborn some of us can be and have no time or desire to put the energy into convincing people to do this for themselves - either you want to give it a shot and see if it helps you or you don't. From my own family members' reluctance to try it for themselves I've learned that trying to convince others to do this is next to impossible, so, like I said - it's working miraculously for me, and there's the info, feel free to do with it what you will, or don't, your call.

You can think whatever you like. I'm telling you from my experience that this IS the root cause of my symptoms, and healing it has reduced them by more than 95% thus far and I continue to improve, getting healthier and happier, fitter and stronger, more focused and motivated etc. Life is getting much much better and with continued hard work is going to get very very good. 8)

I've had all of these symptoms all of my life like many people here. It's only now that I've learned what's caused them and how to heal it. These disorders, in my experience, aren't independent genetic conditions, but rather symptoms of a physical ailment that's entirely curable.

GMO's & herbicides/pesticides are poison. Consume them all you wish.

It temporarily limits what foods people can enjoy for the long term benefit of being healthier and happier for life. To me, that's worth the minor sacrifice of sticking to this diet for however long it takes - say, a year in total. If your life & happiness aren't worth a year or so of following a diet/healing protocol, then so be it, don't do this for yourself - it's not my life you're affecting so I really couldn't care less.

Yes, I hope others are willing to give this a go and see if it works for them as it is me.

Lol I like pizza, too, but I haven't had any in half a year because it's about the most toxic (to me) food there is! One day I'll enjoy a slice again, but not until I've completely healed all of this.


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.


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26 Nov 2013, 12:46 am

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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'll try to help you understand:

1: You repeatedly gave everyone a bad impression by the way you tried to sell it in the beginning.

2: when you finally presented it, it was a long rambling smushed up mess.

3. We don't know you (at least I don't) - I don't know anything about you really - but you seem baffled that we are not just taking the word of some virtual stranger that we should all go on some crazy ass extreme expensive diet that he can't even write out in a way that we can read and understand.

4. All of the above makes it hard to believe that you are cured and your head is clear.


If you want someone to buy something (even if they're buying something that's free), you have to sell it. You've kind of been anti-selling it.

Does that help?

I still believe that you mean well, but I just can't buy it.


1. I didn't try to "sell," anything. I got extremely busy and couldn't put it all together fast enough for the impatient people here. Sue me for being nice but taking too long for you. :roll:

2. Like I said, as is first draft so I could post it sooner rather than later.

3. So choose the least expensive options of the diet for starters and give it a go for yourself. Prove or disprove it for yourself. It won't cost much money to eliminate a bunch of foods & buy several herbs and spices and some ACV to get started with for the first few weeks or a month. It won't even take a month to notice significant improvements if it's going to work for you. I noticed them within the first couple weeks or so.

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.


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