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Enzymes/ CEASE therapy anyone?

stardust66

Hello, I'm wondering if anyone else has tried homeopathic CEASE therapy or Enzyme therapy? My son is rising 4, and is having assessments for ASD. So far the paediatrician at Child Development says that he is not ASD, but CAMHS, who have seen him at the centre with me, and observed him in school think that he is ASD. This has been going on for many months now, and we are getting nowhere as the professionals just cannot agree. All the traits seem to have grown in him since the age of two and are getting worse and worse all the time. I cannot sit by and see him withdraw further from life, with no support from the health professionals, so have decided to try CEASE therapy and Enzyme therapy. I just wondered if any other parents had tried either and what results (if any) you noticed please.

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  • Autism, if that is what he has, is a developmental disorder.

    This means that as a child develops they can at first appear 'normal' but then as various developmental changes take place inside their body autistic traits start to appear one by one.

    So, your son's development is in fact perfectly typical of many autistic children.

    Potentially you may find that, even without any kind of support, help, or treatment, many of the traits you see now will fade and disappear, or they may not.

    This is the nature of developmental disorders.

    The traits, and their disappearances, are triggered by perfectly normal hormonal changes within the body.

    What this means is a great many parents see these changes happen, look for solutions, and then when some traits fade and disappear they jump to the conclusion that the treatments caused the change.

    Unfortunately many charlatons use this to their advantage and prey upon vulnerable parents who naturally want to do whatever they can to help their child.

    Very few of the so called treatments for autism have been shown to have any real effect in scientific studies, and one should be particularly suspicious of anything that claims to be a cure.

    I know you want so very much to believe that something will cure your son, but this entirely natural desire is precisely what these con men feed off.

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  • Autism, if that is what he has, is a developmental disorder.

    This means that as a child develops they can at first appear 'normal' but then as various developmental changes take place inside their body autistic traits start to appear one by one.

    So, your son's development is in fact perfectly typical of many autistic children.

    Potentially you may find that, even without any kind of support, help, or treatment, many of the traits you see now will fade and disappear, or they may not.

    This is the nature of developmental disorders.

    The traits, and their disappearances, are triggered by perfectly normal hormonal changes within the body.

    What this means is a great many parents see these changes happen, look for solutions, and then when some traits fade and disappear they jump to the conclusion that the treatments caused the change.

    Unfortunately many charlatons use this to their advantage and prey upon vulnerable parents who naturally want to do whatever they can to help their child.

    Very few of the so called treatments for autism have been shown to have any real effect in scientific studies, and one should be particularly suspicious of anything that claims to be a cure.

    I know you want so very much to believe that something will cure your son, but this entirely natural desire is precisely what these con men feed off.

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