Published on 12, July, 2020
Recently I were asked about something called "The Nemechek Protocol", after researching it I can confirm it is just another money scam as we've had people do in the past. There's numerous arousing issues surrounding it.
It is by Patrick Nemechek, he has named it after himself saying it's a "cure", we know there is no known cure to autism.
In his book's title "Autism and Other Developmental Disorders", he has highlighted "Autism" as it is the fastest growing disability in the world, the more the world's awareness increases, the more people we find diagnosed. His money depends on how many patients he receives, and how many people purchase his book.
On the front cover he uses 4 jigsaw pieces put together with his title, this clearly intends to represent something broken put back together, especially since he says autistic people need their brain repairing. This demonstrates Patrick Nemechek is a discriminatory ableist.
Nemechek makes the claim autism is the result of vaccinations like Andrew Wakefield and J. F. Hardley, he claims another cause is "Small Intestine Bacterial Overgrowth" (SIBO), and that autism has nothing to do with genes. We have overwhelming evidence that proves his claims false, and we know there is no known cause of autism.
Nemechek actually has no qualifications or certifications in the areas he talks about, he is only qualified as a medicine specialist. His protocol lacks clinical support, there is no peer reviews, and it has not been medically researched. All other scientists are actually against numerous claims inside his book.
In the past his medicine killed people with HIV shortening their lifespan. In 2010 he was caught in a court case plagiarising articles and works by other scientists, and was found by human health services violating the rules and regulations of how to conduct studies and research.
On his online community he tells parents to stop giving their children the medication they've been prescribed and take his protocol instead, even though he does not know the person's medical state or medical history.
The NHS advise not to accept medicines that claim to "cure" Autism, that involve words like "miracle", that can be done by anyone without medical training or education, that cost money. You can find more on the NHS's website on the page about fake medicines.
Again, please don't use the Nemechek Protocol on yourself or children, only accept what has been recommended by the NHS, not one size fits all books from Amazon.
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This is not the first timewww.texasobserver.org/.../
Fake treatmentswww.nhs.uk/.../
Nemechek’s violations www.fda.gov/.../ucm219581.htm
ABA Publication Bias (ABA vs Nemechek)psycnet.apa.org/.../2019-15573-001
This type of person is beyond disgusting, they feed on the desperation of others, typically the parents of autistic children who have more extreme problems, off whom they take money in return for 'remedies' that do not work and can do damage. They are just vermin with medical degrees.
Grifter is the word, making money by deception, before social media it could work for years as word of mouth took too long, but social media speeds up the demise of the in-credible.