Autism; sometimes the diagnosis is not what it seems. The title of this article is a controversial question, and according to the studies of Dr. Mora Dopazo PhD, lead researcher and author of MEISI "The disease and the cure on the same plate," the answer should be: “Si y no“. En este artículo te vamos a contar por qué.
When a person is given a diagnosis of “autism,” it should be understood as a severe mental condition that manifests from the first few months of life, and the reality is that it is not known how to reverse it.
But if what we call “autism” refers to a set of behaviors that manifest, for example, in a loss of skills after 18 months of life, the diagnosis is probably incorrect or there may be a cause that can be eliminated.
En estos días, hay recursos para revertir los síntomas. Muchas veces, (la mayoría) estos síntomas y conductas están relacionados con parásitos, metales pesados, toxinas y desnutrición severa.
There are many cases of children recovered from the “autistic diagnosis,” and with this, we are not claiming that autism has a cure. However, if the diagnosis is incorrect, the person may experience significant improvement. For MEISI, in many cases of children diagnosed on the spectrum, we would say that the correct diagnosis would have been: “Parasite intoxication and malnutrition affecting the nervous system, cognitive, sensory, and social skills.”
El autismo tiene cura
MEISI is a system that helps the body eliminate parasites and toxins while simultaneously nourishing the body with highly nutritious and easily digestible foods. The body is designed to heal itself, but to achieve this, we must understand the basics of how our body works and then provide it with what it needs to function properly, eliminate what intoxicates it, and nourish it healthily. In Dr. Pilar Mora Dopazo PhD’s book, “The disease and the cure on the same plate,” you will find very valuable theoretical information about what our body needs, and in the Transformative Cooking recipe book, a practical guide that will lead you through the habit changes for children on the autism spectrum.
