Brilliant stuff on Autism and so much more..

Thanks for posting. Will watch when I get the chance.

The great Dr.Stephanie Seneff... much respect for her and her work. Her ideas are brilliant and explain a lot of the nonsense going on with diseases these days. Would like to pick apart her MIT brain. She also had an awesome interview with GMO advocate Jeffrey Smith (with a few segments on autism).

Stephenie Seneff's lecture provides the best explanation yet for why all of a sudden I just cannot tolerate broccoli anymore.

I remember when my daughter's 2nd grade class (circa early 90s) took a field trip to our community's local nature center. The naturalist was conducting the class and held up a small toad. All the children smiled and awwed. Many of course said Kermit! He asked how many children had seen these in their lawns at home. Almost none held their hands up (my daughter had). He then asked how many of these children's families had their lawns "fertilized" by a company, of course young children, esp. boys, notice things like this and nearly all the hands shot up. The naturalist sighed saying (and this was gutsy at the time, I bet some parents complained later) something to the effect that the chemicals applied to their parents' lawns were killing off toads.

I remember feeling so good about our lawn because we've never hired a company to "fertilize", we did it ourselves. Now I will be flat out honest, the main reason was $, my husband was always about cutting costs and it was much cheaper to do it yourself. And for a time we went about treating our lawn with beer and ammonia, ie natural ingredients (we were into Jerry Baker's lawn care books at the time).

But my daughter never forgot that class and from that day forward, neither did I, I began to notice these lawn care employees' wore full gear, rubber boots that went to he knees, long pants and long sleeved shirts in summer, gas mask. And then people wonder why we have so many chemicals in our water supply.

Thanks for the link Old Mike and to the OP for starting this topic.

UCandme... I think being a woman, and then some of your genetics do make your gut/villi/mucus barrier more delicate. I think I talked to you some about this.. srbs in water... and then the opposite spectrum, how everyone uses the dishwasher these days, so they eat detergent because the film often stays on the dishes... and they dont wash their produce off, so they eat pesticide.. some things you cant wash it off of, like wheat. All raw local honey is going to be organic because pesticides kill the bees. Organic cane sugar is also ok...

you are homozygous for cbs677t so it kinda clouds the sulfur issue.

by the way, do you wash your dishes in a dishwasher? I do, but i'm ashamed of my laziness and i've been currently thinking about replacing the detergent with something else, maybe you've got any ideas?

I watched the talk 2 days after AutismOne had it (time it took for them to upload). She is to the point and so correct about it, BUT (and a big one) there is a very small fraction of families without any serious health issue (yet) really care about it. It takes some health complication to dawn on them, and its too late. Otherwise, it won't be fast a moving product.