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Autism on the rise is not a manmade affliction nor related. This increase is related to inbreeding, among those with similar propensities. Obsessive individuals do not feel comfortable among those with high emotions and spontaneity. They bond, befriend, and spend time with others who like a regimented life style. Repeatedly intermarrying, this then becomes a dominate gene, and expresses.
Additional ZetaTalk added Dec 14, 2005.
Why is the evidence against mercury so high, so low as to be almost
absent in the Amish and children being schooled at home as their parents
want to avoid the vaccination requirements for entry into the school
system and the like? Why the upsurge in autism in recent years, in
parallel with the mercury in vaccines? Where the evidence against
pharmaceutical companies and the government agencies leaned on to exclude
any data that would pave the way for litigation against them in no way
makes them heroes, here the link is not failsafe. If the vaccine melts the
brain of a child, then why have all such children so vaccinated between
1989 and 2003 been so affected?
What else has been on the rise since 1989? Beaching whales; mad
cow disease and the wildlife equivalent, a wasting disease; dead fish
washing up on beaches; the red tide, an algae bloom; flesh eating
bacteria; chronic fatigue syndrome; depression among adults; suicide among
children; adults and teens going postal and murdering their families and
then themselves. What factors can affect this?
All of this affecting the psyche and immune systems of humans. What effect does this have on human interactions? Job loss and bankruptcies stress the wage earner and his or her family alike. Marital harmony is stressed. Couples wanting children find themselves unable to conceive. Fathers find their confidence in being a protector of the family challenged, and mothers wanting a secure environment for their newborns and young find themselves tense. Children reflect the environment they find themselves in, and even those homes supposedly sheltered from the buffeting of economic problems sense the shape the world is in. The parents are tense, the child withdraws, and this is all symptomatic of the stress the parents are under. If the issue of why the Earth changes are occurring, and what people can do about helping themselves, were openly discussed, this would ease as direct action against the real issues would occur. But instead, due to the cover-up, the public is told to carry on, march in place as though nothing were wrong, and this is the real culprit in the autism increase.
Additional ZetaTalk added Dec 3, 2007
Autism, as childhood schizophrenia, has the brain chemistry affected,
just as adult schizophrenia does - an excess of this chemical, a lack of
that chemical, etc. Just as the homosexual lifestyle can affect the brain
development, can affect the hormones released, the decision by the child's
body to be insane, to withdraw, can affect the developing child's brain,
which is so very plastic. Fever disturbs chemical relationships, chemical
bonds, breaking them and thus allowing normal brain development for a
time. Regular heat treatments may result in the treatment of autistic
children, in an attempt to change the course of the disease, but this will
prove futile in most cases.
That auto-immune factors have been found in some mothers, where their
bodies are attacking the fetus brain, is not surprising, as in autism
cases the mothers are often tense, under stress, the setting that causes
childhood schizophrenia in the first place. Auto-immune disease is due to
a heightened immune system, as allergies are, so the fact that the mother
is reacting to what her body might consider a foreign substance from the
fetus is not surprising. This reaction in the mother can also teach the
fetus to react in a similar fashion. The fetus brain cells, attacked,
break down into pieces, each viewed by the developing fetus as a foreign
substance as the clues that the cell is whole are missing, disrupted.
- Fever can unlock autism's grip: study
Dec 3, 2007
http://www.reuters.com/article/healthNews/idUSN2921232720071203?- It appears that fever restores nerve cell communications in regions of the autistic brain, restoring a child's ability to interact and socialize during the fever. The study, published in the journal Pediatrics, was based on 30 children with autism aged 2 to 18 who were observed during and after a fever of at least 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit. The change involved things like longer concentration spans, more talking, improved eye contact and better overall relations with adults and other children.
- Autoimmune Theories
http://www.healing-arts.org/children/autism-overview.htm#Autoimmune- Brain autoantibodies to myelin basic protein (anti-MBP) and neuron-axon filament protein (anti-NAFP) have been found in autistic children. Immunological testing of autistic children has shown certain features that are also found in patients with autoimmune diseases such as systemic lupus erythematosus, thyroid disease, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, insulin-dependent diabetes, and multiple sclerosis. These are: genetic predisposition -- autism shows a greater concordance rate in monozygotic twins than in the normal population; gender factor - autism is 4 or 5 times more common in boys than in girls; triggering by microorganisms - rubella virus and cytomegalovirus infections have been indirectly linked to autism; maternal factors --maternal antibodies in autism were detected; (e ) major histocompatibility association -- autism displays genetic linkage with immunogenetic factors located on chromosome six; and immune activation.
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