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Part 1 [7 Homeopathic Cases]: Autism, Hyperactivity & Aggression

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Published: 07 Mar 2018 › Updated: 07 Mar 2018Part 1 [7 Homeopathic Cases]: Autism, Hyperactivity & Aggression

Part 1 [7 Homeopathic Cases]: Autism, Hyperactivity & Aggression

AB: Age 10, USA.  Autism.  [Case in progress].

Symptoms/Challenges:

Autism
with 

  • hyperactivity [running, jumping, throwing things]
  • learning difficulties.
  • Ritual behaviours.
  • Anxiety

Behaviour

  • aggression.
  • impulsivity
  • poor concentration
  • unaware of nakedness.  Shameless. 
  • playing with own and brother's stool. 
  • pica: eats indigestible things.  

Language: 

  • apraxia - Unintelligible. 
  • poor receptive [comprehension] & 
  • poor expressive language.  

Gut problems

  • acid reflux
  • constipation.  

Eating

  • poor appetite 
  • picky eater.  
  • pica: eating non-food objects.
  • allergies.


Treatment So Far: 

  1. After Hyos 200c weekly dose and starting a vaccine detox: [3 weeks update]
    Improvements:
    Receptive language has improved.
    Now producing 2-3 word phrases.
    Less hyperactivity.
    Less aggression.
    Less pica.
    No longer putting hands in pants.   
  2. After 6 weeks:
    Improvement:
    Hyperactivity improved.
    Understanding improved.
    Concentration/focus improved.
    Academic work improved at school. 
  3. After repeat of vaccine detox, hyos 200c weekly, clostridia 30c daily.
    Improvements:
    Hyperactivity resolved entirely.  Calm.
    Now blending words well [difficult sounds like br, pr, etc]
    Awareness of nakedness and no play with faeces.

    Outstanding [awaiting follow-up]
    acid reflux
    anxiety/OCD
    plenty of catch up still to do with language and academics.  

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