Autism Protocol
March 30th, 2020 / Kerri
“Unproven” Personal Reports and FDA Consumer Update Warning About Chlorine Dioxide
This is my short disclaimer about the information I am providing here. For a more detailed disclaimer go here. The personal reports I include here from others are unsolicited reports sent to me usually via email by someone who is grateful. They are “unproven” in the sense they are not proven by scientific studies to be safe and effective treatments for autism or other conditions. I am not saying these constitute scientific evidence or that they are representative of results that may occur, or that they have been substantiated by anyone with authority. These are merely positive reports I’ve received and I hope to stimulate scientific investigation of the techniques I have been using and recommending to find out why so many people sent in reports like this.
Anyone considering the use of chlorine dioxide needs to be aware the US Food and Drug Administration has issued a Consumer Update warning against the use of chlorine dioxide, see FDA.GOV . This warning and this stance taken by a government agency should be considered carefully by all parents. These chemicals are hazardous materials that must be handled with respect. In addition, dosages and guidelines must be understood and followed carefully. Myself and many other moms have found we could learn to use chlorine dioxide effectively, but this has yet to be recognized by government authorities. My recommendation is for parents to find a doctor who will be on board and supportive of using any of the self-help techniques I recommend. If you go searching, there are doctors who will be supportive.
Dear friends,
I have been helping people with autism diagnoses for 15 years, in conjunction with my own journey of discovery that began with my desire to help my own son.
I ended up writing a book, with the collaboration of many experts, to share the protocols I had discovered. If you haven’t heard of this, I suggest you buy a copy here.
The book outlines the basis for my protocol at the time it was written. Much of the “bones” of the protocol are still the same, and this book provides the background and details many people look for when they are researching a health-promoting program for their families.
However, since the time of publication, I have continued to work with people, research, and tweak what we are doing, and have found a few adjustments have improved results for many clients.
In addition, I have found that in families who do these protocols together, the parents and grandparents also experience major health improvements or reversals of chronic disease, and I am now also consulting with adults who would like to incorporate these ideas to address long-standing health problems they may have.
If you have additional questions about autism or another condition, please email me or sign up for a
Thank you,
– Kerri Rivera
Disclaimer:
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