But Deetee, who is the public going to believe?
Jenny McCarthy with the power of Google at her fingertips, explaining that autism is a disorder caused by multiple factors and so a cure also requires a multiple factorial approach.
Cure? Many parents find the false hope of a cure quite insulting and misleading. They live in reality and accept their children will improve but always be the great people just as they are.
Autistic folks may have more chances of having food allergies and such, but only up to 25% have food sensitivities, not ALL of them. It is also not a cause of autism, but could be another variable when looking into the genetic factors that cause autism.
I was guessing at one of the "multiple factors", but would prefer if you would explain what you mean by "multiple factors".
OR:
Biased, narrow-minded medical specialists who can only tell parents what factors individually cannot be linked to autism. Oh, and vaccines are safe and if you don't have your child vaccinated you're a substandard parent.
Narrow minded? Like whom? There are many great individual therapies depending on the
individual's own needs. There is no one size fits all when dealing with anything under the ASD umbrella. My own son has Tourette Syndrome, and had to stay in a hospital for six straight months (home on weekends, going to a classroom setting in the hospital during the day) to get a full picture of what he needed for his individual case.
MDs don't accuse parents of being "sub standard" if they don't get their child any vaccines (where did this strawman come from?). Rather, trying to inform a small group of them only gets met with venom and accusations. You have to be willing to work with medical professionals, not get freaky like McCarthy does (being convinced by shady google "research" that MDs are stupid and not on her side, she is far from willing to listen to reason). Allowing an MD to explain how vaccines work and why they have been cleared as the cause of autism would go a long way.
Has anyone looked at what the combined effects of yeast and mercury and gluten are yet!!??
Why don't you tell us your theory on that then? Yeast is always in the body (and used to make bread), gluten is just in wheat, and "mercury" is ingested from sources like fish, etc. The combined "effects" are dealt with daily by everyone. I guess I don't understand the question. Care to elaborate?