All forms of quackery
Fecal transplant is another treatment said to cure autism. Recently in the news, Melissa Eaton exposed them. What is Fecal Microbiota Transplant (FMT)?FMT is a procedure that delivers healthy human donor stool to a patient via colonoscopy, enema, nasogastric tube, or in capsules (known as poop pills). It is only prescribed for serious C. Diff… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: Fecal Microbiota Transplant
Overview of the Protocol and History Everyone has heard of it but no one knows what it is. Here it is explained. The Nemechek Protocol was developed by Dr. Patrick Nemechek from Nemechek Consultative Medicine. He is an internal medicine doctor. He claims to be an expert in the Autonomic Nervous system. It is their… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: The Nemechek Protocol
Simple Spectrum Supplement is a gummy vitamin with Acetyl-l-carnitine, Choline, Coenzyme Q10, Inositol, MSM. MTHF, NAC, Larch Arabinogalactan, Bioperine, and HydroCurc. These ingredients will be explained. It will be shown why they should not be given to children. Any person should not have a supplement unless they know their body is deficient of that particular nutrient or mineral. Having too much of a nutrient or… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: Simple Spectrum Supplement
Disclaimer: If you have a legitimate medical condition or allergy that prohibits you from eating casein or gluten, this is not directed at you. This is about the restrictive diet marketed to parents of autistic children. Gluten Free, Casein free diet is a restrictive diets that pseudoscience says will "make autism better." To me it… Continue reading Quackery Exposed: Gluten Free/Casein Free Diet
Stem Cells. This is a quack cure that is not talked about as much as it should be. Any clinic offering stem cell therapies not authorized by the FDA or your regulatory agency is selling unproven and potentially dangerous treatments. Stem cell therapy and research are only approved for the treatment of Specific cancers 2.… Continue reading Quackery exposed: stem cell therapy
Aviva Seigler 