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Autism, Depression & Gut Microbiome

AvatarAriadne the Scribe1 min to read

Greetings. I don't have a medical degree, nor have I done extensive research on the subject, but I found this video absolutely mind-boggling.

"All diseases begin in the gut."

- Hippocrates

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When it comes to Autism, I feel very conflicted, even frustrated sometimes when this is seen as something to be "cured". In many ways this has made me a unique and different individual, and without it, I wouldn't really be fully "me" if that makes any sense. I can understand if this was a significant form like someone who is non-verbal, or can't function, but there is the other side of this where it is not necessarily a bad thing, or a problem to be removed. Of course I am not a doctor, but this is my opinion.

My oldest son, he is a young child and because of the autism he inherited from me he has hyperlexia, and can read, and began reading rather early and is ahead of all the students in his class.

“Come to me, O Lord IAO, great Zeus-Ammon, hidden fire, all-seeing one, ram-horned, first and last, who rules from the sun.”
— PGM V.96–172

“I am Atum, when I was alone in Nun. I am the beginning and the end.”
— Coffin Texts, Spell 714

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https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=87236

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Hello, Brother. I've only met one person with autism. He is smart for his age (early twenties), but he's wasting his time with video games.

However, from the way I see it, autism is the result of an imbalance. These people can be extremely intelligent, but there are also some other conditions (like ADHD) that often appear to people with autism. Also, higher sensitivity to sounds or things like that, which can make their lives more difficult.

The fact that a child became autistic (and to the deep spectrum) because of the antibiotics (I'm talking about the video I shared) is mind-boggling, and it should make us more interested in seeing if this is the case for others, if not most children as well.