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“These nutrients include ω3 fatty acids, antioxidants (vitamin C and zinc), members of the vitamin B family (Vitamin B12 and folic acid) and magnesium. Accumulating data have shown that these nutrients can enhance neurocognitive function, and may have therapeutic benefits for depression and suicidal behaviors. A growing body of studies suggests the intriguing possibility that regular consumption of these nutrients may help prevent the onset of mood disorders and suicidal behaviors in vulnerable individuals, or significantly augment the therapeutic effect of available antidepressants”
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Autism talk
I have autism. I grew up with a small amount of social understanding & after a brain injury at 18 I had almost no social understanding with strangers & in groups. Through the years I found how to increase my social understanding to the normal amount & normalize my sensory processing.
What works best?
Autism appears to be an autoimmune disorder for most. Comparing autopsies of people who died that were diagnosed with autism vs multiple sclerosis (MS) found that at least 2/3rds of people with autism had the same autoimmune attack markers in the brain as people with MS (who often die of motor shutdown). Perhaps instead of the motor centers with MS, the sensory processing & social understanding centers of the brain are attacked.
Getting vitamin D3 levels above 150ng/ml has been shown to reduce autoimmune symptoms even in people with MS by 95%. Most people can raise vitamin D3 levels to 150ng/ml with 1.25mg/50K IU of vitamin D3 taken daily with a meal or even better under the tongue/gums along with 500mcg of vitamin K2 or eating natto or organic dark leafy greens. Vitamin D3 increases calcium absorption & vitamin K2 moves calcium away from the arteries & to the bones to reverse osteoporosis & prevent hardening of the arteries.
Next most effective is going on a beef & salt & water only diet. People with autism that is autoimmune are sensitive to a wide variety of foods that trigger lowered social understanding & higher sensory processing problems. Beef is not one & this diet gets people off all of the trigger foods. People appear to be able to get or make all the nutrients they need from eating beef, salt, water.
After a few days if all of the gut & other issues heal up then people can introduce one food at a time three times a day for a couple days. This will tell the person if they have any sensitivity to the food that can be overt with the first eating or covert after eating it up to six times. Then no foods will be permanently reentered unless they are completely nonreactive for a couple days-they don’t cause gut problems or behaviors alone or in combination with other foods.
Then adding organic kale &/or organic baby greens with organic freshly ground or frozen flaxseed & apple cider vinegar or red wine vinegar, organic cauliflower, organic jewel sweet potatoes, organic stevia if want sweet, nondextrose or Himalayan/Celtic salt, organic black/navy/pinto beans, organic brown rice may not trigger the autism. After eating rice or anything that can raise blood sugar exercise like walking is essential as high blood sugar can be a temporary autism trigger.
Any organic foods can be added as long as they don’t have mercury added refined oils, high fructose corn syrup, processed grains like white rice & white wheat, & mercury & lead added FD&C food colorings- red#, blue#, yellow#.
Next best is avoiding the biggest trigger foods- dairy, wheat, corn, soy, eggs, chocolate as identified successfully with a couple surveys on autism.com & Arizona State University Autism Center nutritional study. Getting any of these foods out of the diet can make a big difference, especially dairy & wheat. Organic versions of these foods can be very healthy for others, just not people with autoimmune autism.
Next is low dose naltrexone 3-5mg. It can start working in the first few days for people with autism to increase social understanding & reduce sensory issues by around 20-25%, autoimmune diseases, chronic pain, cancer & other health problems.
Next best is interleukin 4, IL4, taking in drops under the tongue through the day. It appears to work as well as Respen-A, a patch form of reserpine (comes from rauwolfia) that are about 20-25% effective in increasing social understanding & reducing sensory problems.
Next & fastest in effect is transcranial direct current stimulation (TDCS) or transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). TDCS is cheaper & one with a five year warranty can be bought for less than $100. It works by placing the positive sponge/tens pad at the left hairline starting halfway in the middle of the eyebrow going out to the ear & the negative larger sponge on the right shoulder, sponges wet with baking soda water. Easier to use & more expensive is TMS. It has just a coil in the same left side placement & makes clicks. Cheapest is ICES-PEMF for $600 used 2x a day or $1400 used 1 or 2x a day, 2x stronger. That also has the benefit of PEMF for injuries & pain & healing bone breaks 2x faster.
Next is binaural &/or isochronic beats starting at 40hz for a month, then 60hz, then 90 Hz. At 40hz binaural beats people with Alzheimer’s appear to get their memories back & the tangles in their brain shrink. From 20-90 Hz people increasingly get the benefits of having meditated- happier, calmer, greater focus, greater creativity, & emotional insight into self & others. The strongest benefit is to get up to 90Hz & play all the time binaural & isochronic at the same time. It helps sensory processing in people with autism as well as social understanding, and the benefits are cumulative.
