| YOU
DECIDE... |
|
AUTISM |
ALZHEIMER'S |
SCHIZOPHRENIA
(Read why this may be
EPILEPSY at its VERY worse) |
| Age 1 - 6 |
Age 40 on
(youngest case recorded - age 28), greater frequency with increase in age |
Early
teens - 40 |
|
Epidemic levels (estimates range from 1 in
150 impacted to 1 in 67) |
Epidemic levels (over 85 years old, 50%
impacted, 75-85 20% impacted, 65-75 10% impacted, now seeing people in
their 40s and 50s with Alzheimer's. Youngest documented case - 28
years old!) |
Epidemic levels (1 in 100 impacted) |
|
Note: A "genetic epidemic" is scientifically impossible!
For more on this issue of "it's genetic"
see section on "Genetic Vs Hereditary - The Critical Difference So Often
Misunderstood! which is part of my Research File
(searing this file on "genetic" shows that at one time, almost every
chromosome in the human dna strand was said to have "a key to autism or an
autism gene" - the latest big one being chromosome 11 - the human insulin
chromosome - that one is key - but I suspect not for the reason they think
it is! - see below! :o)
BACK TO COMPARISON BELOW |
|
AUTISM |
ALZHEIMER'S |
SCHIZOPHRENIA
(Read why this may be
EPILEPSY at its VERY worse) |
|
Previously called: Childhood Schizophrenia
Discovered By Leo Kanner |
Previously called: Dementia Praecox
This is not a
typo... Alzheimer's and schizophrenia used to have the same name NAME! See
A Critical Lesson In History!
Discovered by Alois Alzheimer who worked
for/with Emil Kraepelin and was considered Emil Kraepelin's protégé |
Previously
called: Dementia Praecox
Discovered by Emil Kraepelin, the man whose
work is most closely associated with schizophrenia.
Kraepelin is credited with "co-discovering"
Alzheimer's! |
|
Gradual onset usually, but can be sudden |
Gradual onset |
Gradual onset
usually, but can be sudden |
|
Short term, long term and working memory impacted |
Short term, long term and working memory impacted |
Short term,
long term and working memory impacted |
|
Lethargic, no energy |
Lethargic, no energy |
Lethargic, no
energy |
|
Loss of intellectual abilities (i.e., problems with abstract thinking) |
Loss of intellectual abilities (i.e., problems with abstract thinking) |
Loss of
intellectual abilities (i.e., problems with abstract thinking) |
|
Impact on social activities and everyday tasks |
Impact on social activities and everyday tasks |
Impact on
social activities and everyday tasks |
|
Suffer from "sensory overload" (i.e., can only handle so much sensory
input at once) |
Suffer from "sensory overload" (i.e., can only handle so much sensory
input at once) |
Suffer from
"sensory overload" (i.e., can only handle so much sensory input at once) |
|
Process, sequencing and task completion issues |
Process, sequencing and task completion issues |
Process,
sequencing and task completion issues |
|
Hand over hand techniques help (i.e., do the first step in the task and
they can continue on) |
Hand over hand techniques help (i.e., do the first step in the task and
they can continue on) |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
|
Judgment issues (i.e., wearing wrong clothes for the season) |
Judgment issues (i.e., wearing wrong clothes for the season) |
Judgment
issues (i.e., wearing wrong clothes for the season) |
|
Some have difficulty determining where their body stops and something else
begins |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Some have
difficulty determining where their body stops and something else begins |
|
Inability to follow simple instructions |
Inability to
follow simple instructions |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Problems with
face and voice recognition |
Problems with
face and voice recognition |
Problems with
face and voice recognition (see/hear things or see distortions) |
| May be unable
to recognize self in a mirror |
May be unable
to recognize self in a mirror |
May be unable
to recognize self in a mirror or see distorted self in a mirror |
| Unable to
perceive what others are thinking |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Unable to
perceive what others are thinking |
| Difficulty
with language production |
Difficulty
with language production |
Difficulty
with language production |
| Difficulty
with language comprehension |
Difficulty
with language comprehension |
Difficulty
with language comprehension |
| Unable to
process rapid speech |
Unable to
process rapid speech |
Unable to
process rapid speech |
| Difficulty
with conversation |
Difficulty
with conversation |
Difficulty
with conversation |
|
Pronoun confusion /
self-reference issues |
Pronoun
confusion / self-reference issues |
Pronoun
confusion / self-reference issues |
|
Nonsense language |
Nonsense
language |
Nonsense
language |
|
Echolalia (parrot what others
say) |
Echolalia
(parrot what others say) |
Echolalia
(parrot what others say) |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Thought
insertion issues (say that thoughts they have belong to someone else).
This may have to do with what is known as a "psychic seizure".
"Forced thoughts" are reported by those having this type of seizure.
See "Aura
Continua" for more on this issue. The aura is considered part of
an epileptic seizure... in this case... their would be "ongoing seizures"
or "ongoing epilepsy"! |
|
Epilepsy known to develop in this
disorder
(Mercury
is known to devastate neurons) |
Epilepsy known to develop in this
disorder
(Mercury
is known to devastate neurons) |
Epilepsy known to develop in this
disorder
Schizophrenia as massive
epilepsy! |
| Repetition of
words (their own) |
Repetition of
words (their own) |
Repetition of
words (their own) |
| Use "related
words" in speaking (reference communication based on word associations -
see book 4) |
Use "related
words" in speaking (reference communication based on word associations) |
Use "related
words" in speaking (reference communication based on word
associations) |
| Flat,
monotone or high pitch speech |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Flat,
monotone speech |
| Do not
understand humor, sarcasm or "expressions" |
Do not
understand humor, sarcasm or "expressions" |
Do not
understand "expressions" |
| Can read but
may not understand meaning of what is read |
Can read but
may not understand meaning of what is read |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| May be mute |
May be mute |
May be mute |
| "Deaf child"
syndrome - appear to be deaf but hearing tests normal (this can be a sign
of epilepsy) |
"Deaf adult"
syndrome - appear to be deaf but hearing tests normal (this can be a sign
of epilepsy) |
"Deaf adult"
syndrome - appear to be deaf but hearing tests show they can hear
instructions to perform specific tasks, also auditory hallucinations (this
can be a sign of epilepsy) |
| Little or no
response to stimuli or need more time "to respond" |
Little or no
response to stimuli or need more time "to respond" |
Little or no
response to stimuli or need more time "to respond" |
| Issues with
concept of self (self is "lost") This is also seen in persons who
suffer from "Aura
Continua" or ongoing epilepsy! |
Issues with
concept of self (self is "lost") This is also seen in persons who
suffer from "Aura
Continua" or ongoing epilepsy! Given
gray matter loss in
Alzheimer's, this would not be surprising! |
Issues with
concept of self (self is "lost") This is also seen in persons who
suffer from "Aura
Continua" or ongoing epilepsy! Given
gray matter loss in
Schizophrenia, this would not be surprising! |
|
Issues with insulin levels Note:
Many mothers who had gestational diabetes have told me they now have
children with autism! Iron (found in
prenatal vitamins in very
high doses) and insulin modulate each other... trip up iron levels (a very
toxic metal) and you'll trip up insulin levels.
Mercury also impacts insulin!
Children with Down Syndrome (more than 10
times likely to get autism than the general population) are also much more
likely to have - diabetes!
For much more on this see a critical
research paper on
Redefining The Role Of Insulin or my RESEARCH
File. |
Issues with
insulin levels
Having diabetes greatly increases your risk for
Alzheiemer's! Dr. William Frey
II - a leading Alzheimer's researcher - is patenting INSULIN therapy for
Alzheimer's!
Beta amyloid may be
a metal chelator and brain sealant per work of Glenda Bishop of Australia.
That could make it a "good thing" and perhaps explains why vaccine trials
aiming to do away with beta amyloid had to suddenly be stopped - with
apparently no explanation given!
Note: Amyloid
plaques are also found in the pancreas of type II diabetics!
For much more on this see my critical
research paper on
Redefining The Role Of Insulin or my RESEARCH
File and why I now believe insulin may play a huge role in metal
detoxification! |
Insulin therapy used since 1940s
Persons with schizophrenia are also more
likely to develop diabetes!
(see my RESEARCH
File for more on this) |
| Issues with
glucose levels (impacted by insulin production)
Note: Glucose is one of the 8 known
glyconutrients. These are considered "healing sugars"! Glucose
provides food for the brain! For much more on this see a
critical research paper on
Redefining The Role
Of Insulin or my RESEARCH File.
|
Issues with
glucose levels (impacted by insulin production)
Note: Glucose is one of the 8 known
glyconutrients. These are considered "healing sugars"! Glucose
provides food for the brain! For much more on this see a
critical research paper on
Redefining The Role
Of Insulin or my RESEARCH File.
|
Issues with
glucose levels (impacted by insulin production)
Note: Glucose is one of the 8 known
glyconutrients. These are considered "healing sugars"! Glucose
provides food for the brain! For much more on this see a
critical research paper on
Redefining The Role
Of Insulin or my RESEARCH File.
|
| Up to 90%
have blood type A Note: Blood
type is determined by the sugar chain on the
blood molecule (insulin impacts sugars in the body!). For more on
this, see my RESEARCH File.
|
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Wander off,
easily disoriented |
Wander off,
easily disoriented |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Often don't
know how to "turn around" / issues with direction changes |
Often don't
know how to "turn around" / issues with direction changes |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Follow
"repetitive path" during daytime |
Follow
"repetitive path" during daytime |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Balance
issues |
Balance
issues |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Abnormal gait |
Abnormal gait |
Abnormal gait |
| Issues with
safety / don't perceive danger (i.e., walk in middle of street) |
Issues with
safety / don't perceive danger (i.e., walk in middle of street) |
Issues with
safety / don't perceive danger (i.e., walk in middle of street) |
| Decreased
attention span, inability to concentrate |
Decreased
attention span, inability to concentrate |
Decreased
attention span, inability to concentrate |
| Attention
transition issues |
Attention
transition issues |
Attention
transition issues |
| Focus on
"parts" as opposed to "the whole" |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Focus on
"parts" as opposed to "the whole" |
| Blank stares
(can be sign of seizures) |
Blank stares
(can be sign of seizures) |
Blank stares
(can be sign of seizures) |
| Poor eye
contact (may be tied to face
blindness issues - those with face blindness say peripheral vision
works best!) |
Poor eye
contact |
Poor eye
contact |
| Regression in
behavior |
Regression in
behavior |
Regression in
behavior |
| Lack of
physical coordination |
Lack of
physical coordination |
Lack of
physical coordination |
| Poor eye-hand
coordination |
Poor eye-hand
coordination |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Hand / arm
flapping |
Hand / arm
flapping |
Hand / arm
flapping |
| Odd and
inappropriate behaviors |
Odd and
inappropriate behaviors |
Odd and
inappropriate behaviors |
| Repetitive
ritualistic behaviors/task fixation (i.e., walking around in circles,
purposeless movement - again - can be signs of seizure activity!) |
Repetitive
ritualistic behaviors/task fixation (i.e., walking around in circles,
purposeless movement - again - can be signs of seizure activity!) |
Repetitive
ritualistic behaviors/task fixation (i.e., walking around in
circles, purposeless movement - again - can be signs of seizure
activity!) |
| Picking at
things and wandering aimlessly indoors (possible sign of seizures) |
Picking at
things and wandering aimlessly indoors (possible sign of seizures) |
Picking at
things and wandering aimlessly indoors (possible sign of seizures) |
|
Self-injurious behavior (i.e., head banging, biting, etc.) |
Self-injurious behavior (i.e., head banging, biting, etc.) |
Self-injurious behavior (i.e., head banging, biting, etc.) |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Suicidal (up
to 40% attempt and 15% complete) |
| Pain
insensitivity |
Difficult to
determine if this is an issue. Caregivers often have very difficult
time determining if patient is in pain or not. |
Pain
insensitivity |
| Turn lights
or switches on and off |
Turn lights
or switches on and off |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Tearing of
things (papers, one's clothing, etc.) |
Tearing of
things |
Tearing of
things (papers, one's clothing, etc.) |
| Can be in
catatonic-like state |
Can be in
catatonic-like state |
Can be in
catatonic-like state |
| Constantly
"sorting" things |
Constantly
"sorting" things |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Want objects
placed in a specific manner only |
Want objects
placed in a specific manner only |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| "Hoarding"
behaviors |
"Hoarding"
behaviors |
"Hoarding"
behaviors |
| Issues with
getting dressed (i.e., need help with basics) |
Issues with
getting dressed (i.e., need help with basics) |
Issues with
getting dressed (i.e., need help with basics) |
| Undress in
public |
Undress in
public |
Undress in
public |
| Myoclonal
movements (sudden, brief, jerking motions) |
Myoclonal
movements (sudden, brief, jerking motions) |
Myoclonal
movements (sudden, brief, jerking motions) |
| Find comfort
in "rocking" motion |
Find comfort
in "rocking" motion |
Find comfort
in "rocking" motion |
| Difficulty
understanding facial expressions |
Difficulty
understanding facial expressions |
Difficulty
understanding facial expressions |
| Problems
expressing emotions |
Problems
expressing emotions |
Problems
expressing emotions |
| Emotional
unresponsiveness |
Emotional
unresponsiveness |
Emotional
unresponsiveness |
| Unprovoked
and/or inappropriate crying / laughter |
Unprovoked
and/or inappropriate crying / laughter |
Unprovoked
and/or inappropriate crying / laughter |
| Little or no
body language |
Little or no
body language |
Little or no
body language |
| Grimacing |
Grimacing |
Grimacing |
| Issues with
time perception |
Issues with
time perception |
Issues with
time perception |
| Issues with
sense of touch |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Issues with
sense of touch |
| Upset by
changes in environment |
Upset by
changes in environment |
Upset by
changes in environment |
| Routines
appear to help / insist or engage in "unusual" routines also |
Routines
appear to help / insist or engage in "unusual" routines also |
Routines
appear to help / insist or engage in "unusual" routines also |
| Music therapy
found helpful |
Music therapy
found helpful |
Music therapy
found helpful |
| Subject to
hallucinations (delusions in this age group would be difficult to assess) |
Subject to
hallucinations and delusions (See
Book 3 for more on why this may be seizures in parts of brain dealing
with reality and concept of self, as well as with seizures in all sensory
perception parts of the brain) |
Subject to
hallucinations and delusions (See
Book 3 for more on why this may be seizures in parts of brain dealing
with reality and concept of self, as well as with seizures in
all sensory perception parts of the brain) |
| Sensitivity
to gluten / grain proteins (acts as natural opiate / hallucinogen) |
Sensitivity
to gluten / grain proteins associated with dementia |
Sensitivity
to gluten / grain proteins |
| Sensitivity
to casein / milk protein (acts as natural opiate / hallucinogen) |
High levels
of casein kinase 1 (CK-1) found in nerve cells inside cellular sacs called
vacuoles and as such CK-1 is now considered a possible "marker" for
Alzheimer's. CK-1 also appears to play a role in tau protein
function. CK-1 has dna repair functions! |
Sensitivity
to casein / milk protein |
| Low levels of
DHA (fatty acid found in milk that impacts neuro and retinal development) |
Low levels of
DHA (fatty acid found in milk that impacts neuro and retinal development) |
Low levels of
DHA (fatty acid found in milk that impacts neuro and retinal development) |
| Changes in
eating patterns (i.e., some want to eat all the time, others must almost
be forced to eat) |
Changes in
eating patterns (i.e., some want to eat all the time, others must almost
be forced to eat) |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Difficulty in
swallowing |
Difficulty in
swallowing |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Weight loss |
Weight loss |
Weight loss |
| Issues with
differentiating "reality" verses the "non-real" (i.e., unable to pretend
at first, but when "learn to pretend", pretending can become excessive,
talking to imaginary friends, etc.). Children with autism CAN
pretend and may take "pretending" to a whole new level! Note:
Issues with reality perception can be signs of seizure activity! See
RESEARCH File for more on this critical issue! |
Issues with
differentiating "reality" verses the "non-real" (i.e., pretending, talking
to imaginary friends, etc.). Issues with reality perception are also
seen in persons who suffer from "Aura
Continua" or ongoing epilepsy! |
Issues with
differentiating "reality" verses the "non-real" (i.e., pretending, talking
to imaginary friends, etc.). Issues with reality perception are also
seen in persons who suffer from "Aura
Continua" or ongoing epilepsy! |
| Irrational
fears |
Irrational
fears, paranoid |
Irrational
fears, paranoid |
| Inappropriate
sexual behavior |
Inappropriate
sexual behavior |
Inappropriate
sexual behavior |
| Bathing
issues are common |
Bathing
issues are common |
Bathing
issues are common |
| Abnormal
sleep patterns |
Abnormal
sleep patterns |
Abnormal
sleep patterns |
| Symptoms vary
among those affected |
Symptoms vary
among those affected |
Symptoms vary
among those affected |
| Pacing |
Pacing |
Pacing |
| Twirl hair |
Twirl hair |
Twirl hair |
| Make up own
words or sounds |
Make up own
words or sounds |
Make up own
words or sounds |
| Disorganized,
fragmented thoughts |
Disorganized,
fragmented thoughts |
Disorganized,
fragmented thoughts |
| Difficult to
assess in this age group |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Preoccupation
with religion or the occult |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Unusual body
positioning |
| Aggression |
Aggression |
Aggression |
| Agitation /
hyperactivity / constant movement |
Agitation /
hyperactivity / constant movement |
Agitation /
hyperactivity / constant movement |
| Anxiety |
Anxiety |
Anxiety |
| Apathy |
Apathy |
Apathy |
| Can
physically abuse caregivers |
Can
physically abuse caregivers |
Can
physically abuse caregivers |
| Confusion |
Confusion |
Confusion |
| Depression |
Depression |
Depression |
| Irritability |
Irritability |
Irritability |
| Loss of
spontaneity |
Loss of
spontaneity |
Loss of
spontaneity |
| Mood
variability |
Mood
variability |
Mood
variability |
| Neglect basic
hygiene (many not potty trained until very, very late, issues with
brushing teeth, hair, etc.) |
Neglect basic
hygiene |
Neglect basic
hygiene |
| Rage |
Rage |
Rage |
| Socially
withdrawn, prefer to stay alone |
Socially
withdrawn, prefer to stay alone |
Socially
withdrawn, prefer to stay alone |
| Stubbornness |
Stubbornness |
Stubbornness |
| Tantrums /
screaming |
Tantrums /
screaming |
Tantrums /
screaming |
| Abnormal
brain mass / structure (some sections larger than normal, others smaller) |
Abnormal
brain mass / structure (tremendous degeneration / loss of cells, enlarged
ventricles, etc.) |
Abnormal
brain mass / structure (smaller brain overall, enlarged ventricles, huge
loss of gray matter) |
| Abnormal
neural cell division / maturation / migration |
Abnormal
neural cell division / maturation / migration |
Abnormal
neural cell division / maturation / migration |
| Abnormal
calcium metabolism |
Abnormal
calcium metabolism |
Abnormal
calcium metabolism |
| Abnormal
copper-zinc metabolism |
Abnormal
copper-zinc metabolism |
Abnormal
copper-zinc metabolism |
| Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of dopamine |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of dopamine |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of dopamine |
| Abnormal GABA
receptor functions |
Abnormal GABA
receptor functions |
Abnormal GABA
receptor functions |
| Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of norepinephrine |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of norepinephrine |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of norepinephrine |
| Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of serotonin |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of serotonin |
Abnormal
neurotransmitter levels of serotonin |
| Abnormal
sulfate levels |
Abnormal
sulfate levels |
Abnormal
sulfate levels |
|
Issues with superoxide dismutase activity
(SOD) - a metalloprotein enzyme! |
Issues with superoxide dismutase activity
(SOD) - a metalloprotein enzyme! |
Issues with superoxide dismutase activity
(SOD) - a metalloprotein enzyme! |
| Basal ganglia
implication found (note: girls have a larger basal ganglia than boys
- may offer more protection) |
Basal ganglia
implications found (including high iron levels in basal ganglia) |
Basal ganglia
implications found |
| Brain lesions
found |
Brain lesions
found |
Brain lesions
found |
| Change found
in brain asymmetry |
Change found
in brain asymmetry |
Change found
in brain asymmetry |
| Brain stem
defects in some cases - in reticular formation |
Brain stem
defects in some cases - in reticular formation |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Carnosine
supplementation helpful |
Carnosine
supplementation helpful |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Cortical
acetylcholine deficiency |
Cortical
acetylcholine deficiency |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Dysfunction
in brain cell myelination processes |
Dysfunction
in brain cell myelination processes |
Dysfunction
in brain cell myelination processes |
| Digestive
system problems (irritable bowel syndrome, yeast, GI flora imbalance,
diarrhea, etc.) |
Digestive
system problems (yeast, colitis, etc.) |
Digestive
system problems (irritable bowel syndrome, etc.) |
| Abnormal
glutamate and aspartate levels |
Abnormal
glutamate and aspartate levels |
Abnormal
glutamate and aspartate levels |
| Elevated
homocysteine levels |
Elevated
homocysteine levels |
Elevated
homocysteine levels |
| Essential
fatty acid (EFA) deficiencies |
Essential
fatty acid (EFA) deficiencies |
Essential
fatty acid (EFA) deficiencies |
| Fusiform
gyrus abnormality found |
Fusiform
gyrus abnormality found |
Fusiform
gyrus abnormality found |
| Gender issues
(4x more boys impacted) Note: Male brain known to mature
slower than female brain! Mercury known to affix to NEWLY
synthesized tubulin molecules! Testosterone is also known to magnify
the effects of mercury. |
Gender issues
more difficult to establish since women live longer |
Gender issues
(male age of onset - 2 peak periods, 7-9 and 15 - 25, female onset, 25 -
35). Note: Male brain is known to mature slower than female
brain! Mercury known to affix to NEWLY synthesized tubulin
molecules! Testosterone is also known to magnify the effects of
mercury. |
| Glial cells
implicated in disorder (glial cells act as "scaffolding" allowing neurons
to grow and connect with other neurons) |
Glial cells
implicated in disorder |
Glial cells
implicated in disorder (Hans Moises et al. believe that glial cells are
weakened by viruses and that this may lead to schizophrenia) |
| Cerebellum
abnormalities noted (very immature part of brain in young children - takes
20+ years to mature - believed to be impacted most by environmental
factors) |
Cerebellum
more spared - by this age, cerebellum had the time to mature.
Amyloid plaques found.
Beta amyloid may be
a metal chelator and brain sealant per work of Glenda Bishop of Australia.
That could make it a "good thing" and perhaps explains why vaccine trials
aiming to do away with beta amyloid had to suddenly be stopped - with
apparently no explanation given!
Note: Amyloid
plaques are also found in the pancreas of type II diabetics!
|
Cerebellum
abnormalities noted |
| Impact on
Purkinje and granular cells |
Impact on
Purkinje and granular cells |
Impact on
Purkinje and granular cells |
| Impact on
T-cells / immune system |
Impact on
T-cells / immune system |
Impact on
T-cells / immune system |
| Impaired
motion perception |
Impaired
motion perception |
Impaired
motion perception |
| Impaired
spatial perception |
Impaired
spatial perception |
Impaired
spatial perception |
| Impaired
visual / peripheral perception |
Impaired
visual / peripheral perception |
Impaired
visual / peripheral perception |
| Inability to
control bladder / bowels |
Inability to
control bladder / bowels |
Inability to
control bladder / bowels |
| Iron overload
consistently found
Note: Anemia can be a sign of iron
OVERload! See RESEARCH File for more on
this CRITICAL issue! |
Iron overload
consistently found (can lead to amyloid deposits)
Note: Anemia can be a sign of iron
OVERload! See RESEARCH File for more on
this CRITICAL issue! |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Issues with
boron |
Issues with
boron |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Carbohydrate
deposits found in brain |
Carbohydrate
deposits found in brain |
| Limb apraxia |
Limb apraxia |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Low
glutathione levels |
Low
glutathione levels |
Low
glutathione levels |
|
LOW lactoferrin levels
Note: Lactoferrin binds to iron and
aluminum. It is produced by liver which is not fully
functional for about 6 months after birth |
HIGH lactoferrin levels in spinal fluid
Note: Believed to be an immune system
response. Lactoferrin binds to iron and aluminum |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Low magnesium
levels |
Low magnesium
levels |
Low magnesium
levels |
| Low taurine
levels |
Low taurine
levels |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Melatonin
issues |
Melatonin
issues |
Melatonin
issues |
|
Metallothionein (MT) protein dysfunction |
Metallothionein (MT) protein dysfunction |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Mitochondrial
dysfunction in brain |
Mitochondrial
dysfunction in brain |
Mitochondrial
dysfunction in brain |
| Nitric oxide
production issues |
Nitric oxide
production issues |
Nitric oxide
production issues |
|
Over-responsive immune system |
Over-responsive immune system |
Over-responsive immune system |
| Possible APO-E
genotype issue |
Possible APO-E
genotype issue |
Possible APO-E
genotype issue |
| Possible
issues with "sniffing" and olfactory dysfunction |
Possible
issues with "sniffing" and olfactory dysfunction |
Olfactory
dysfunction |
| Problems with
amygdala functioning |
Problems with
amygdala functioning |
Problems with
amygdala functioning |
| Problem with
hippocampus functioning |
Problems with
hippocampus functioning (hippocampus devastated yet known to produce new
cells into age 50, perhaps age 70 - mercury may again be targeting
immature cells) |
Problem with
hippocampus functioning |
| Problems with
anterior cingulate |
Problems with
anterior cingulate |
Problems with
anterior cingulate |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Thalamus
issues found |
| Enlarged
ventricles in some |
Enlarged
ventricles in brain |
Enlarged
ventricles in brain |
| Reduced
muscarinic receptor binding |
Reduced
muscarinic receptor binding |
Reduced
muscarinic receptor binding |
| Sight and
sound sensitivity |
Sight and
sound sensitivity |
Sight and
sound sensitivity |
| Sensitivity
to textures |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Sensitivity
to textures |
| Unusual
sweating |
|
|
| Poor
circulation |
|
|
| Vitamin
deficiency - especially in B group
Note: Vitamin B6 deficiency is known to cause or magnify seizures.
Critical to formation of neurotransmitters, blood, insulin, excretion of
metals, etc. Known to be depleted by birth control pills! 40% - 90%
of Vitamin B6 is lost via freezing and other processing of grains!
Rimland's
SuperNuThera formulation for autistics had 25,000% RDA of B6 in 2002!
Too much B6 can
lead to peripheral nerve damage. Dose appears to have since been
reduced. Therapeutic dose is believed to be 50 - 100 mg/day.
Taking 200 mg or more per day for extended periods (i.e., 2 years) is
known to lead to peripheral nerve damage!
See RESEARCH File
for more on this CRITICAL issue of Role of Vitamin
B6! |
Vitamin
deficiency - especially in B group
Note: Vitamin B6 deficiency is known to cause or magnify seizures.
Critical to formation of neurotransmitters, blood, insulin, excretion of
metals, etc. Known to be depleted by birth control pills! 40% - 90%
of Vitamin B6 is lost via freezing and other processing of grains!
See RESEARCH File for more on this
CRITICAL issue! |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| Vitamin E
supplementation helpful |
Vitamin E
supplementation helpful |
Vitamin E
supplementation helpful |
| Often fail to
produce proper antibodies when vaccinated
Note: There are those who would
argue that production of antibodies as a result of vaccination may
not be a sign of "protection" |
High flu
deaths in the elderly indicating vaccine not providing expected protection
in those 65 and older! |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
| STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Abnormal
adrenalin and tarasein levels |
| Drugs used in
treatment include drugs used for schizophrenia! |
STILL NEED TO
INVESTIGATE |
Drugs used in
treatment include drugs used for autism! |
| Monozygotic
twin (100% same dna/genes) studies are mixed as far as results and sample
sizes are quite small. There appears to be only a 60% chance of
monozygotic twins both having autism - yet, they have 100% the same genes
and thus, why would this correlation not be 100% ? The chance of
fraternal twins both having autism is rather small. Siblings
(non-twins) within a family have only a 2 - 6% chance of developing
autism. Could these findings not be due to the fact that twins
usually have a lower birth weight and are usually born prior to full term
thus, they have a more immature brain and immune system. Differences
could also result from differences in blood types, gender, etc.
Also, monozygotic twins are quite likely to be exposed to the same
vaccination schedules / batches and have same APO-E genotype (that
would be a genetic factor) which is supposed to determine how susceptible
one is to heavy metal toxicity. Even twins separated at birth would
most likely have been vaccinated and as such, environmental factors can
not be dismissed as a possible cause for autism - nor, in my opinion - can
the role of prenatal vitamins - loaded with iron given metals are very
reactive and the fact that this is another very toxic metal that appears
to play into the equation! |
Twin studies
show about 40% concordance. Again, some variation exists. It
is very difficult to believe a primary genetic link that would "lie
dormant" for most of a person's life and then awaken to completely
devastate a person in pretty well all aspects of brain and immune system
function. Note that insulin is known to play a role in the
"reactivation of genes" - perhaps for helping to heal the body as it deals
with metal toxicity since it is also tied to "sequestering" of metals like
iron. Can genetics really have become "that bad" in just
one generation? Unlikely! This was a comment also echoed
during the Simpsonwood meeting of 2000 regarding the possible link between
autism and vaccines. Of course, if one does believe "genetics" could
possibly change that much in just 1 or 2 generations, resulting in such
higher incidence of Alzheimer's, how do you possibly explain all the
parallels between the autistic child and an 85 year old with Alzheimer's
if "genetics" have changed? That, indeed, would be a difficult
"genetics" argument to make! :o) |
Monogyzotic
twin (100% same dna/genes) studies indicate NON-genetic link (often one
twin only is impacted, studies vary in concordance - seems to range from
40% - 60% impacted). No "gene for schizophrenia" has been found -
after over 100 years of study! MRI research by Paul Thompson
of UCLA now indicates schizophrenia may have a "NON-genetic" trigger!
Note this is after countless studies telling us this was most likely a
"genetic disorder".
Perhaps the view that this disorder may
have a "non-genetic" trigger
explains why there is NO GENE for schizophrenia that has yet been
identified - and I suspect none ever will be - and that the same will be
true for autism and Alzheimer's!
See RESEARCH File
for more on this critical issue! |
| Considered a
"multifactorial disorder" (both genetics and environmental factors likely
play a role) Note: Genetic
does not mean hereditary! You can certainly have an impact on
genetics - in that genes are impacted - but that does not prove "cause" -
it may very well be "the effect"!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue! |
Considered a
"multifactorial disorder" (both genetics and environmental factors likely
play a role) Note: Genetic
does not mean hereditary! You can certainly have an impact on
genetics - in that genes are impacted - but that does not prove "cause" -
it may very well be "the effect"!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue! |
Considered a
"multifactorial disorder" (both genetics and environmental factors likely
play a role) Note: Genetic
does not mean hereditary! You can certainly have an impact on
genetics - in that genes are impacted - but that does not prove "cause" -
it may very well be "the effect"!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue! |
| Absence of
good animal model that approximates disorder |
Absence of
good animal model that approximates disorder |
Absence of
good animal model that approximates disorder |
| Affects
people worldwide - no particular geographic or cultural variations in
terms of who is impacted
There is no such thing as a "GENETIC
EPIDEMIC" - such a thing is SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue! |
Affects
people worldwide - no particular geographic or cultural variations in
terms of who is impacted
There is no such thing as a "GENETIC
EPIDEMIC" - such a thing is SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue!
|
Affects
people worldwide - no particular geographic or cultural variations in
terms of who is impacted
There is no such thing as a "GENETIC
EPIDEMIC" - such a thing is SCIENTIFICALLY IMPOSSIBLE!
See RESEARCH FILE
for more on this CRITICAL issue!
|
|
Elevated aluminum and mercury levels |
Elevated aluminum and mercury levels |
Elevated mercury levels |
|
Possible role of mercury and aluminum laced
vaccinations
Mercury is known to
cause neural degeneration, aluminum is a known gene mutant! Both are
in vaccines! The amount of mercury in vaccines was trippled in
the late 1980s when more vaccines were added to the childhood immunization
schedule! |
Possible role of mercury laced flu shots
- world leading immunologist H. Hugh Fudenberg's research showed 5
consecutive flu shots made one 10x more likely to get Alzheimer's!
Adults also get
mercury and/or aluminum laced pneumonia, tetanus, hepatitis and other
shots!
Dental amalgams
("silver filings" are actually 50% mercury) - may also play a role for
this generation!
Mercury is known to
cause neural degeneration, aluminum is a known gene mutant! Both are
in vaccines! |
Adults also get mercury and/or aluminum
laced pneumonia, tetanus, hepatitis and other shots!
Dental amalgams
("silver filings" are actually 50% mercury) - may also play a role for
this generation!
Mercury is known to
cause neural degeneration, aluminum is a known gene mutant! Both are
in vaccines! |
| Cause of
disorder in medical literature:
"UNKNOWN" |
Cause of
disorder in medical literature:
"UNKNOWN" |
Cause of
disorder in medical literature:
"UNKNOWN" |
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| DIAGNOSIS:
AUTISM |
DIAGNOSIS:
ALZHEIMER'S |
DIAGNOSIS:
SCHIZOPHRENIA |
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| JUST
COINCIDENCE?
If you believe that it is, I encourage
you to read more about these disorders and their very common historic
ties:
A
Critical Lesson In History of Autism -
Alzheimer's-Schizophrenia - Undeniable Historic Link Also!
Or, watch an
online video
by world leading
metals expert -
Dr. Boyd Haley - as he discusses the
autism and Alzheimer's
link to mercury:
http://www.whale.to/v/haley.html
More on these issues in my
RESEARCH FILE! (truly an eye opener)
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This is an ongoing project that started only very recently
and as such, issues are still being investigated. This chart will be updated
as more parallels are found. In my opinion, based on the research I have
read, there appear to be several other disorders that play into this also,
including Stroke, Parkinson's, Bi-Polar, Depression, Multiple Sclerosis,
Diabetes, Cancer, and many others - possibly close to 25 or more disorders.
I believe this may all be shades of the same thing - mercury and/or aluminum
poisoning- explaining why so many of these disorders have mirror effects.
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