Category Archives: Difficult Babes

Autism Prevalence: is it growing or not?

Posted on 04/02/2013 by

The medical profession’s stock response to the alarming growth in autism figures has always been that improvements in medical diagnoses has simply improved the detection rate. To anyone who has, or knows someone who has an autistic child this is … Continue reading →

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Acupuncture ‘cures’ baby screaming

Posted on 18/12/2012 by

Seeing Carly Flynn as she cradles her baby boy, her two-year-old daughter playing happily at her feet, you’d never know anything was amiss. But when the Target presenter took baby Jude home from hospital nine months ago, little did she and her … Continue reading →

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Autism – History & Causation

Posted on 02/10/2012 by

History and Causation of Autism

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Autism and Mercury Poisoning

Posted on 02/09/2012 by

If you are wondering how you can help your children . . . If you have a screaming child, a fretful baby – and it either happened after vaccination, or is gradually getting worse, it may be time to take … Continue reading →

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Unsettled Babies

Posted on 02/07/2012 by

Causes . .. Perhaps we should stop breaking our babies? How much Mercury (commonly found in flu and other vaccinations) is too much? Heavy Metal and Particle Vulnerability Children are more vulnerable to the dangers of toxic chemicals than are … Continue reading →

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Simone’s Story: Infantile leukaemia

Posted on 08/03/2012 by

As an acupuncturist who had worked at the edge of possibilities, I was used to being consulted after all other options had been exhausted.  Twenty years ago, my then husband asked of a work colleague “How is your baby” – … Continue reading →

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