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help infant has autism please help

PREVENTIONISBETTERTHANCURE

 

I am a childminder and have cared for a number of children that have experienced diarrhoea. 

There are so many bugs going around the toddlers, plus people are generally more social these days. We are all sending our children to nurseries, playgroups,toddlers etc. to encourage our children to become social.

The concern was -  that when a toddler has diarrhoea -

 the bad bacteria will continue to multiply if they are fed milk during the illnesss -

They need clear fluids to keep them hydrated and protect their brain - aviod cows milk at this time, if at all possible

Cows milk multiplies the bad bacteria -

Please advise other parents with new babies and anyone with a child specifically under 3yrs of age - if their baby/child becomes ill with diarrhoea they must aviod giving the baby/ child cows milk until they recover. use alternatives if you have to - plus ask your G.P. for dietry advice. 

Wierd thing is -  yoghurt contains all the good bacteria to put the balance back in the gut - so aviod the cows milk but still try yoghurt, you can get pro biotic drinks too, but advice is only use them for a child when they are ill, as children don't normally need probiotic products in their daily diet.

 I phone Morrisons customer care helpline - they were really helpful - gave advice re: consuming probiotics and yoghurt if under 3yr old and during pregnancy

 

 

Please spread the word - thanks

 

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  • This is where I started to find out about what I know to be true - the man is called Konstantin Monastyrsky - he is the professional not me.

    This report states that Infant Constipation is  treated incorrectly causing persistent diarrheoa which causes gastroenteropathy and therefore inflammatory bowel disease which causes severe malnutrition. He then states that the report stops there and does not offer it as a proof of the link between infant constipation (and therefore diarrhoea) and autism. Then quite clearly states the following:

    'Anyone interpreting my report otherwise — as something having to do with autism therapy, or autism treatment, or autism genetics, or autism awareness, or what-have-you, is, apparently, in denial, or has an agenda other than the safety and welfare of your child.'

    Unfortunately having gone through the pages that you referenced (Konstantin Monastyrsky)it seemed to be severely lacking in any clinical evidence. No population studies, not even a single case study. Doesn't seem to be anything scientific about that. This approach seems to be 'I know it to be true, so it is', thats the same approach as 'the world is flat because I know it to be'- that worked out well didn't it? (Just to be sure, that is sarcasm)

    Although from the looks of it he has a very lucrative page for donations to continue his research, of which none has been published in a peer-reviewed medical journal. I have checked the US National library of Medicine, the national institute of health and the british medical journal with out a single paper. In fact if you google him, hes a pharmacist, one with a very astute knowledge of economics having worked on wall street.

    I do not wish to cast dispersions on Konstantin Monastyrsky- he does stop short in all his papers of saying he knows autism is related to constipation (still not about diarrhoea). But leaves gaps for people to fill in there own opinions. If you wish to present your views as scientific I would at least make sure there is some evidence/research/proof.

    You are deluded! and in denial! Get a Grip!

     

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  • This is where I started to find out about what I know to be true - the man is called Konstantin Monastyrsky - he is the professional not me.

    This report states that Infant Constipation is  treated incorrectly causing persistent diarrheoa which causes gastroenteropathy and therefore inflammatory bowel disease which causes severe malnutrition. He then states that the report stops there and does not offer it as a proof of the link between infant constipation (and therefore diarrhoea) and autism. Then quite clearly states the following:

    'Anyone interpreting my report otherwise — as something having to do with autism therapy, or autism treatment, or autism genetics, or autism awareness, or what-have-you, is, apparently, in denial, or has an agenda other than the safety and welfare of your child.'

    Unfortunately having gone through the pages that you referenced (Konstantin Monastyrsky)it seemed to be severely lacking in any clinical evidence. No population studies, not even a single case study. Doesn't seem to be anything scientific about that. This approach seems to be 'I know it to be true, so it is', thats the same approach as 'the world is flat because I know it to be'- that worked out well didn't it? (Just to be sure, that is sarcasm)

    Although from the looks of it he has a very lucrative page for donations to continue his research, of which none has been published in a peer-reviewed medical journal. I have checked the US National library of Medicine, the national institute of health and the british medical journal with out a single paper. In fact if you google him, hes a pharmacist, one with a very astute knowledge of economics having worked on wall street.

    I do not wish to cast dispersions on Konstantin Monastyrsky- he does stop short in all his papers of saying he knows autism is related to constipation (still not about diarrhoea). But leaves gaps for people to fill in there own opinions. If you wish to present your views as scientific I would at least make sure there is some evidence/research/proof.

    You are deluded! and in denial! Get a Grip!

     

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