homeopathy

Hi again Yellow.  I googled isotherapy + looked at various info on it.  I also had a look at the Research Autism site + could find homeopathy but not isotherapy.  I read about cease therapy on google + also Steelclaws on snake oil, which put a strongly opposing view.  I think we can accept from years of research that autism has a genetic component to it. If we then accept current thinking (nas, research etc) that other environmental factors can arise which may make susceptible children autistic, then that's about as much as we can "know".  The problem as the environmental factors can be almost anything :  stress in the womb, pollutants, vaccines etc.  Once these come into the equation then it can open the door to "therapists" of any description.  Parents can see a rationale of why a treatment may work so they try it.  I prefer the "tried + tested" : parents who understand how autism affects their child as an individual, the right environment educationally etc.  (I'm not saying you don't do all this already!).  Your child will progress + you may believe that it's related to your loving care and understanding + also to the isotherapy.  There are many coincidences in life + I think it will be impossible to be sure if something was to do with the treatment or not.  As long as any treatment is safe, even vitamins in large enough doses are dangerous, then it won't do any harm.  But, whether it'll do any good + how much it costs?  I do wish you well.  I hope I have explained my view in a reasonable way.  bw.

Hi again Yellow.  I googled isotherapy + looked at various info on it.  I also had a look at the Research Autism site + could find homeopathy but not isotherapy.  I read about cease therapy on google + also Steelclaws on snake oil, which put a strongly opposing view.  I think we can accept from years of research that autism has a genetic component to it. If we then accept current thinking (nas, research etc) that other environmental factors can arise which may make susceptible children autistic, then that's about as much as we can "know".  The problem as the environmental factors can be almost anything :  stress in the womb, pollutants, vaccines etc.  Once these come into the equation then it can open the door to "therapists" of any description.  Parents can see a rationale of why a treatment may work so they try it.  I prefer the "tried + tested" : parents who understand how autism affects their child as an individual, the right environment educationally etc.  (I'm not saying you don't do all this already!).  Your child will progress + you may believe that it's related to your loving care and understanding + also to the isotherapy.  There are many coincidences in life + I think it will be impossible to be sure if something was to do with the treatment or not.  As long as any treatment is safe, even vitamins in large enough doses are dangerous, then it won't do any harm.  But, whether it'll do any good + how much it costs?  I do wish you well.  I hope I have explained my view in a reasonable way.  bw.