1.8 million Chinese children - Autism
 

Japan Donates $81,000 to Shanghai For Autism

http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/20...nt_3851507.htm

Beijing -- Japan donated $80,840 to help treat Shanghai's autistic
children, those who have difficulties communicating, interacting and often
cannot respond to affection - a serious problem in a highly verbal society
such as China.

Shanghai has at least 10,000 known autistic children, mostly living in
their own worlds, out of touch with reality and given to repetitive
behaviors.

The Shanghai Charity Foundation received the donation from Consulate
General of Japan yesterday.

It is the first local institution for treating children with autism.
Funds will purchase more sports facilities and fix utilities for the school,
according to Jiang Limin, director of the Shanghai Sincerity Children
Convalescent's Kindergarten.


Among the 1.8 million children known to be suffering from autism in
China, over 10,000 of them are in Shanghai, based on the Sincerity
Kindergarten. However, the Sincerity facility was only founded in
2003.Currently 20 professional therapists are helping about 35 children
there under age of seven.

"There is always a line-up on our enrollment list," said He Xiaoyun,
the facility supervisor. "Expanded facilities will hopefully let us have
more professionals and look after more autistic children in our institution.
"The kindergarten so far has treated 160 children with autism, and 30
percent of them have been able to enter elementary schools.
Ye Lan, a teacher, said that autism is a lifelong but non-progressive
disability, and a cure has not been found.
Jiang, the director of the school, also a mother of an 11-year-old
autistic boy, says early treatment makes a difference. Enditem
(Source: Shanghai Daily News)

I wonder what wars their parents took part in that might have given them exposure to EGBE ...? Well with the industrialization in recent years and car manufacturing - as reported this summer in Time Magazine ... that's probably enough

I think glyconutrients would help the children & a certain nutrition

Maybe
 

If we sent them some 2-butoxyethanol this would cure them.
Ron

No no - You're missing the point
 

It's the 2-butoxyethanol that ails them!

Here's a photo of the real me - even if it is an old photo

Well since most of the USA doesn't believe me ... maybe the Chinese will. What do you think?

Maggie

I've I can relate to all of that I have a grandson with autism and its most difficult for my daughter to deal with this at times. But he's a sweet kid and just needs a lot of patience.

Also have a sister whose suffering from this as well. We are not sure if it was because she was a preamy? It's so tragic that today so many suffer from such things. Little Gabe is working hard to get his speech going but the doctors say it takes time and alot of patience. I will be much harder on him as he gets older and has to interact with younger siblings his own age. Kids can be so cruel sometimes unknowing what they are doing to those who are special.

Boats...God be with you and Gabe too!

Trav

Thank you for sharing
 

Being a premature baby can also be a clue to this chemical's effects (Not necessarily, but many times)

Sorry to hear about your grandson, and hope that he might consider the glyconutrients and good nutrition. Pop and junk food is out ... etc etc

There seems to be an autoimmune metabolic aspect to it, here are some of my thoughts on this topic

Is Autism autoimmune?

PS - Did you know God's Under the Bed?
 

God's Under the Bed

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