The original paper (PDF free to read)
https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4426/14/6/641
Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
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Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#12The idea of "reversing" autism symptoms is promising but should be understood in the context of managing symptoms rather than curing the condition
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Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#14The original paper (PDF free to read) https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4426/14/6/641
See how journalists sensationalize. The original title
"Reversal of Autism Symptoms among Dizygotic Twins through a Personalized Lifestyle and Environmental Modification Approach"
became
"Autism can be reversed, scientists discover"
which is an entirely different thing. Facepalm.
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#15This MSN link has no paywall https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/autism-can-be-reverse... .
There is no "paywall". It's the annoyances of Javascript. Disable Javascript to read the article. All the major browsers allow users to disable Javascript. It can be done on a per site basis. There is no "non-JS paywall", e.g., access requiring a password, with respect to The Telegraph. It is relatively rare to see "non-JS paywalls" for news sites on the www. Very few restrict access with a password. Disagree? Name s…
A JS paywall is still a paywall, it's just that it doesn't affect all clients. Usually temporarily - often the provider adds a non-JS paywall later.
Even Experts Exchange, notable because you could access their locked content if you scrolled down a lot, eventually updated their website[1].
Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#16The idea of "reversing" autism symptoms is promising but should be understood in the context of managing symptoms rather than curing the condition
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Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#17The original paper (PDF free to read) https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4426/14/6/641
See how journalists sensationalize. The original title "Reversal of Autism Symptoms among Dizygotic Twins through a Personalized Lifestyle and Environmental Modification Approach" became "Autism can be reversed, scientists discover" which is an entirely different thing. Facepalm.
How is it sensationalizing? I would not have thought it possible to reverse autism at all, now I do. Only read the abstract but it’s still pretty sensational.
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#18"The twins underwent behavioural analysis, speech therapy and a strict gluten-free diet and nutrition programme as part of the trial to reduce inflammation." "The diet was casein-free, a protein found in milk; low-sugar; had no artificial colours or dyes; zero ultra-processed foods; primarily organic; and locally sourced." Once again, this shows how important a balanced microbiome is for good lealth.
How do I learn the principles of the ideal diet? I'm a 35 year old Indian following traditional diet but with much less rice and more pulses/beans with organic ingredients (if they are are not lying).
Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#19Earlier quoted context omitted.
See how journalists sensationalize. The original title "Reversal of Autism Symptoms among Dizygotic Twins through a Personalized Lifestyle and Environmental Modification Approach" became "Autism can be reversed, scientists discover" which is an entirely different thing. Facepalm.
How is it sensationalizing? I would not have thought it possible to reverse autism at all, now I do. Only read the abstract but it’s still pretty sensational.
E.g. the paper talks about autism symptoms, the sensationalized headline mentions just autism.
Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report
#20Earlier quoted context omitted.
How is it sensationalizing? I would not have thought it possible to reverse autism at all, now I do. Only read the abstract but it’s still pretty sensational.
E.g. the paper talks about autism symptoms, the sensationalized headline mentions just autism.
What is autism if not a collection of symptoms?