One Heart, One Mind: The Case for Healing Autism – A New Book by Pierre Fontaine CCH

RecoveringNicholas’s homeopath, Pierre Fontaine, has published a new book titled, “One Heart, One Mind – The Case for Healing Autism” which takes a look at several of his cases in which he recovered children from autism. He’s shared this book with me so that I can share it with all of you. It has been […]

Phenomenal Autism & PANDAS Recovery in Progress thanks to Classical Homeopath Pierre Fontaine!!

Pierre Fontaine has shared a new case and the results have been phenomenal! DOB: 1/15/2008 ASD / PANDAS During pregnancy Mom was sick (nauseous), had sun poisoning, was Strep B positive and had to take a high dose of penicillin before birth. Parents were stressed (selling home and building a new one). Dad had just […]

Update on Nicholas – Coming up on our 4 Year Anniversary with Homeopathy and Pierre Fontaine!!

To those of you who have emailed to check up on us, thanks so much – its so nice to hear from those of you who are still fighting so vigilantly to heal your children from autism, aspergers and adhd!! I hope that you all find the path to recovering your child! Nicholas continues to […]

Living life… autism-free!!

Thank you all for the emails inquiring about Nicholas. We’re all doing great and continue to be ecstatic with his progress with homeopathy! Autism took away so much of our lives for too long, as I am sure you can imagine… whether it’s one day or three years, it’s all too long when you are […]

Interview with Pierre Fontaine: Homeopathy & Autism

June 4th, Pierre Fontaine joined me live on Biomed for Autism’s radio show to discuss classical homeopathy for children with autism. You can listen to the archive here: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/biomed-for-autism/2010/06/04/classical-homeopathy-with-pierre-fontaine Visit the Biomed for Autism Facebook page to keep up on future events! Pierre Fontaine, RSHom (NA), CCH, has been a professional Homeopath in New York […]

Current Master Supplement Listing: March 2009

March 24th, 2009 Mom

Note: For info on these supplements including where to buy them, visit my Supplement Directory page.

Changes since the last update are:

  • increased Nordic Naturals Omega 369
  • stopped ubiquinol – capsules were too much of a pain to open, looking for CoQ10 replacement
  • switched from Brainchild to Klaire’s Vitaspectrum – which is a HUGE cost savings

    • Vitamins & Minerals
    Klaire VitaSpectrum – 7 Capsules per day
    MB-12 Injections
    Kirkman’s Buffered Vitamin C – 1/8 teaspoon 4x per day
    Carlson Vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) – 2000 IU
    Vitamin World Natural Vitamin E (d-alpha tocopherol plus d-Beta, d-Gamma, d-Delta tocopherols – 800 IU
    Kirkman Biomax Zinc– 20mg – 3 capsules/day
    Inositol Powder from Kirkman – 3 scoops/day = 1.5 grams
    Biotin – 10mg given 4 times/day = 40mg

    Omega Fish Oil / Cod Liver Oil / Essential Oils & Fatty Acids
    Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3-6-9 Liquid – 4 teaspoons
    Green Pastures Blue Ice High Vitamin CLO – 1 teaspoon
    Evening Primrose Oil – 2 capsules = 1000mg (includes 90mg GLA)

    Probiotics
    Culturelle 2 capsules per day
    Living Streams Probiotic 8 drops 2x per day

    Amino Acids
    Kirkman DMG (125mg) with Folic Acid (400mcg) and B-12 (6 mcg) – 9 Capsules per day split in 3 doses
    Kirkman GABA – 250mg – 3 capsules/day
    L-Theanine (Suntheanine) from Nutricology- 100mg capsules – 1 capsule 3x per day
    Custom Blend from Metabolic Maintenance
    ProThera Acetyl-L-Carnitine1500mg per day

    Anti-fungals & Anti-bacterials, yeast-fighting, etc.
    Enhansa from Lee Silsby75mg per day — give No-Fenol with Enhansa if child has phenol issues (red cheeks/ears)

    Enzymes
    Kirkman Enzym-Complete/DPP-IVV – 1 capsule per meal
    Houston Nutraceuticals No Phenol – as needed for phenol effects
    Houston Nutraceuticals Peptizyde – (as needed)
    Houston Nutraceuticals Zyme Prime– (as needed)

    For the liver
    Liver life (1 dropperful 4x per day)
    Milk Thistle Extract (5 drops 3x/day)

    For constipation
    Oxypowder(to keep his bowels moving) – only as needed (this stuff is fantastic!) – just a sprinkle here and there (haven’t needed this since we started chelation)

    Other
    Vinpocetine10mg 3 times per day
    Creatine625mg per day
    4Life Transfer Factor Classic – 200mg – 1 capsule 3x per day (will soon be trying a higher dose on this as well)
    Georges Always Active 100% Aloe Vera – 1 tablespoon per day (working up to 2)
    Omega-3 Glucosamine (with Condroitin) – 1 capsule per day: 500mg Glucosamine & 33.3mg Condroitin

    High dose Vitamin A Protocol

    March 20th, 2009 Mom

    Taking a weekend off from chelation to do the High Dose Vitamin A Protocol. Nicholas’s measles, mumps and rubella titers were extremely high (yeah, big surprise), so we’re giving this a shot to see if it makes an difference in him.

    Today he got 400,000IU Klaire’s Micellized Vitamin A and will get another 400,000IU tomorrow with a daily dose around 25,000IU thereafter.

    I’m not starting or stopping anything else so we can truly see if it makes a difference — I certainly hope so.

    March 30, 2009 – Well, it didn’t take long to see that this truly made a difference in Nicholas. It did and the higher dose of Vitamin A has been really good for him. He’s more alert, more with us, noticing more things around him that he would have never noticed before. We will repeat this protocol in 6 months and will also be pursuing other anti-virals shortly.

    Round 26: Complete

    March 16th, 2009 Mom

    Just keeping count

    Increased Enhansa

    March 14th, 2009 Mom

    As of today, we’re up to 600mg of Enhansa. So far, Enhansa has been a god-send for us.

    As of March 21, we’re up to 675mg per day split in 3 doses. It’s really keeping yeast in check nicely. We haven’t seen another die-off like we did in the beginning, but it’s clear that it is helping. I’ve been forgetful at giving him his diflucan and haven’t hit a bump because of that yet. I would love to try dropping the diflucan and see how we do.

    Started Oxytocin Nasal Spray

    March 10th, 2009 Mom

    Today is day 2 of the oxytocin nasal spray. He is not a happy camper with me spraying something in his nose (not like I thought he would be happy about it) – but we’ll see if it has any effect on him…..

    March 30, 2009 – gave this a good couple of weeks and did not see anything yet. Will restart soon and will give it in the morning and see what effect it has for school.

    January 27, 2010 – Nicholas was not the willing participant for me to spray this up his nose so we discontinued this. I did the trial in March 09 and another trial a few months back and he just would not let me get enough up his nose – I understand that you can go up to 8 sprays per day to see if there was a difference – if I could get in 2, that would have been a miracle.

    Recent comments from Nicholas’s teacher

    March 10th, 2009 Mom

    A few notes from his teacher from today:

    He is an amazing child doing amazing things!

    Nicholas is a joy to have in class, and to see how he has progressed since Sept. is simply amazing.

    Nicholas comes in happy, waits patiently with friends to come into the classroom and appears happy throughout the sessions.

    I love these statements — especially the 2nd one. With every round of chelation, he gets better and better. I have not shared much of our biomed journey with anyone in his class or his teachers, especially chelation, so the input I get is unsolicited. I have never had the impression that any of the other kids are being treated for thier issues – no special diets, nothing. So sad.

    The Shocking Ingredients in Cigarettes…

    March 9th, 2009 Mom

    This is off-topic, but I was blown away by this so I figured I would share. I am the daughter of a smoker who smoked for many, many years until the price of cigarettes became enough of a reason for my father to quit cold turkey – and we were all very happy that he did.

    The Shocking Ingredients in Cigarettes

    For a start, here’s the who’s who of the most toxic ingredients used to make cigarettes tastier, and more quickly, effectively addictive:

    Ammonia: Household cleaner.
    Arsenic: Used in rat poisons.
    Benzene: Used in making dyes, synthetic rubber.
    Butane: Gas; used in lighter fluid.
    Carbon monoxide: Poisonous gas.
    Cadmium: Used in batteries.
    Cyanide: Lethal poison.
    DDT: A banned insecticide.
    Ethyl Furoate: Causes liver damage in animals.
    Lead: Poisonous in high doses.
    Formaldehyde: Used to preserve dead specimens.
    Methoprene: Insecticide.
    Maltitol: Sweetener for diabetics.
    Napthalene: Ingredient in mothballs.
    Methyl isocyanate: Its accidental release killed 2000 people in Bhopal, India, in 1984.
    Polonium: Cancer-causing radioactive element.

    For the whole list of 599 additives used in cigarettes, see the BBC Worldservice page What’s in a Cigarette.

    What do you think these things have the ability to do to those of us inhaling these toxins that did not choose to smoke that cigarette? What do you think they have the ability to do to our autistic kids who are already battling toxins they can’t expel?

    March HBOT hours

    March 9th, 2009 Mom

    We started a new round of hbot dives last night.. To date, we have completed approximately 358 hours, although for a while I was not tallying our hours completed, so this was a low estimate – we probably have completed over 400 hours or more.

    March 8, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 9, 2009 – 0 hours
    March 10, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 11, 2009 – 0 hours
    March 12, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 13, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 14, 2009 – 0 hours
    March 15, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 16, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 17, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 18, 2009 – 2 hours
    March 19, 2009 – 1.5 hours
    March 20, 2009 – 2.5 hours
    March 21, 2009 –
    March 22, 2009 – 1 hour
    March 23, 2009 – 2 hours

    Total March Hours: 23 hours
    Total Approximate: 381 total hbot hours

    Round 25: Complete

    March 9th, 2009 Mom

    6 months of chelation are under our belt. I hope to run tests soon so we can have some idea of how much we have left to go. But as long as Nicholas keeps dumping metals and improving, we’re pushing ahead.

    Progress Update

    March 7th, 2009 Mom

    Yesterday, Nicholas woke up a different child. It seemed as though he was more with us. His language was more complex. He just seems different again.

    Nicholas is one of the politest children I have ever met. Excuse me, please and thank you – and I even have heard excuse me sir (no idea where that one came from) If he needs help, he will say “excuse me mommy” and then ask for what he needs. If he’s upstairs in his room by himself – I hear him say “excuse me mommy. I need help. Is anybody there?”

    “Well maybe next time” – was his response to playing a computer game which he was trying to win.

    And while we’re on the subject of computer games — Nicholas has blown us away in a very short time on the computer. He can sit for hours navigation web sites with very little to no help from us. He loves nickjr.com and can sit for hours playing, watching videos and stories, etc. He uses both the mouse and the touch pad better than most adults I know. It won’t be long before he has his own computer (not joking) – as he’s always on mine.

    This morning, I watched him playing with his Thomas railroad. He was fully engaged in imaginative play. He had the fire/rescue trains in the area in front of him and he told me there was an emergency. (Emergency – never heard that from him before this morning.) When I asked him what the emergency was, he told me there was a fire on the tracks and then proceeds to use the fire hoses from the fire trucks to spray down the tracks and asked me to help him. When daddy came in to see what the emergency was all about, he told daddy that he was washing off the tracks.

    He seems to be understanding the shows that he is watching on a higher level. In the past, he hasn’t always got it when something was scary. We watched Space Chimps and certain parts sent him hiding under his train table until I told him the scary part was over and he came back out.

    When I ask him if he wants to do something – a new response is “no, it’s boring” – which cracks me up everytime I hear it.

    He’s started to initiate taking baths – and will tell me he is going to take a bath and head upstairs to the bathroom. If I am not quick enough, he will be in the bathroom with the water running and will either be totally undressed or will be in the process of undressing.

    Putting him to bed has turned into such a fun event. (no sarcasm) He’ll hop up into bed and get under the covers and either myself or daddy will say “good night” to which he responds “good night, sleep tight, dont let the bed bugs bite” — by the time he hits bed bugs bite, he is giggly and he’s tickling you like he’s the bed bugs. So adorable.

    More to come…

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