Disapointed by these two medical doctors that supposedly look outside the mainstream medical model

If this is outside the box medicine, health and nutrition, we will continue to have problems.

April is Autism Acceptance Month.

Photo by Peter Burdon on Unsplash

That sounds really strange to me. It used to be called Autism Awareness Month, but the new terminology began in 2021.

To me, awareness means highlighting an issue that we need to research, provide solutions for, and resolve to prevent more people from suffering from it.

That seems like a good thing. Draw attention to the problem so that more people are involved in the solution.

Acceptance means something altogether different to me.

Acceptance means to be complacent about the disorder- to accept that it is here in our society and that there is nothing we can do about it, its rising rates, but to accept it.

To me, awareness means hope, solutions, and resolution.

Acceptance means accepting that the number of people with the disorder will continue to rise and that there is nothing we can do about it.

What do you think about the change in the autism month wording?

If you read some autism sites, they will have a different view of the terminology. Perhaps I would, too, if I had an autistic child. I do not know.

What do you think about the change in the autism month wording?

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Dr. Goh, who specializes in autism, had this response to a question about vaccines and autism.

Dr. Hyman, a Functional and Integrative medical doctor, interviewed Dr. Goh. She specializes in treating autism with a functional approach that examines genes, dietary factors, mitochondrial dysfunction, and more.

I do think that we need these types of doctors with the rising rates of autism to help the children that already have autism since mainstream medicine does not offer as many individualized solutions.

But at the 26:46 mark in the video, Hyman asks Goh about vaccines and autism. She skirts around the question, explaining that many environmental factors can trigger an autism response. She states that a “stressor is a stressor” that can alter the mitochondrial response. She means that any stressor can trigger mitochondrial dysfunction.

I guess that is true, but why does she not discuss vaccines as a repeated stressor, and why do children receive more vaccines than ever before and the toxic burden from them?

At the 49:40 mark, Hyman asks her about the root causes of autism. She discusses the overall burden on the brain. I understand that diet and environmental factors, such as toxins from food and household products, can harm our health.

Still, she refers back to our genetic factors that set up a person to have a vulnerable brain, and toxins in our environment could lead to autism. She mentions lead and a study on pesticides.

I don’t disagree with these factors, but seriously, mention lead but not Al!

Not once does Goh mention that vaccines, the rising rate of vaccines in babies, may contribute to the autism rate.

Not once does she refer to any study on Al in vaccines or studies such as the ones provided by Dr. Hooker, Ph.D. or research by Dr. Paul Thomas, previously a pediatrician (who lost his license when he compared the health of vaccinated and unvaccinated children in his practice).

This is a damaging answer to Hyman’s question because she is looking at the problem after a child has autism and leads parents to believe that vaccines may not pose a problem by omission of the vaccine discussion.

Does she promote routine vaccines for autistic children?

We need to examine the root causes of the increase in autism rates.

Dr. Goh may be helping children and their families, but she will continue to profit since autism rates will only rise because of people like her who will not address the elephant in the room.

From my perspective, she is still an allopathic doctor or else a doctor who is afraid to speak out and, by doing so, really isn’t doing as much good as people would believe when it comes to autism.

And Another Similar Interview.

In this Epoch Times video interview, pediatrician Dr. Warsh did the same thing as Dr. Goh. He skirted around the vaccine question and children’s health, such as rising rates of allergies, ear infections, and autoimmune conditions.

The interview concerns children and their declining health, which you know all too well. Dr. Warsh mentions that it is a multi-factorial issue, and I agree with his statement.

For instance, the odds are that type 2 diabetes in children is not vaccine-related but related to a lack of parenting around food and parents' lack of education about food choices.

But when asked, he, too, skirts around the topic and never mentions that vaccines can play a role in the declining health of our children and their toxic burden.

We are concerned about mercury in fish and glyphosate in oats and cereals, but we cannot discuss heavy metals and other toxins injected into a baby’s bloodstream?

Are Some “Alternative Health” Experts a Coverup?

I am incredibly disappointed by the Epoch Times and Dr. Hyman’s interview. In the interviews, they discuss it is never just one thing that leads to declining health.

I am sure you can agree on that, except if you are the parent of an infant who was smiling and making eye contact and then stopped doing so entirely after a vaccine and regressed.

Vaccines can set the stage for the body's inability to handle any more toxins that the modern-day environment poses.

I think Gho and Warh are aware of the impact of vaccines on a child’s health but are afraid to speak out. These are not the people we need in the Health Movement and speaking the truth.

We don’t need more Dr. Gohs and Dr. Warhs. But mainstream medicine may be very pleased with these types of doctors speaking about food and exercise (both of which are very important).

But they both altogether avoided a direct response to the questions about vaccines!

That is a massive disservice to the younger generations and their future offspring.

Neither of these doctors should be speaking in the non-allopathic health space, in my opinion.

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