Autism/ADD/ADHD Cure?

http://www.americanchronicle.com/art...rticleID=19880

Autism/ADD/ADHD Cure?

January 29, 2007
If not a cure there sure seems to be some great results coming out of
Australia. One of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists appears to have found
a wonderful therapy that is having great results by those who have been
involved in a two year study that was just completed. Michael Sichel DO, ND,
PhD has just concluded this study. His findings are what most will report as
a great success on improving or eliminating the cognitive and sensory
symptoms that are associated with many neurological and neurodevelopment
disorders that now seem to plague an ever growing number of children and
adults throughout the western world.

Although Michael concentrates on children, this new method can be used by
adults as well. By removing the many toxins that we are coming into contact
with on a daily basis, he has shown that the child's brain begins to
function as it was intended to as the neurotransmitters appear to function
more correctly after treatment.

Despite the denial by government, major medical and the pharmaceutical
industry, heavy metals such as mercury and lead along with the many
chemicals have been finding their way into our systems at ever increasing
amounts. This treatment removes these toxins and seems to lift a dark cloud
from the patient.
A new book will shortly be available that not only explains the how and why
this has happened but also includes the results of Michaels study and how
you can find this non drug therapy. You may want to keep your eyes open for
"How to restore children damaged by Mercury, Man & Politics". This book
promises to enlighten readers about the unwillingness of government agencies
to open up on the facts about what are proving to be major contributors to
the cause of the mystery ailments that have grown into a silent epidemic.

As the costs of therapies can reach up to $100,000.00 a year and the ever
increasing costs of medical insurance that in most cases does not pay for
therapy yet will pay for a life long pharmaceutical bill, this natural
treatment will in fact prove itself to be much more rewarding and less of a
financial burden to those already strapped financially. As many understand
that it is much less expensive at times to eliminate the cause than to treat
the symptoms for life.

On Feb 7, 11:29?am, "Jan Drew" wrote:
http://www.americanchronicle.com/art...sp?articleID=1...

How can Dr. Michael Sichel claim that the children are suffering from
neurological 'disorders' when the 'disorder' of their neurology is
deduced from the fact that the children are suffering? Don't you see
the circularity of his reasoning?

And the rest of you please note this.

Stop being a shill for these books.

"Jan Drew" wrote:


http://www.americanchronicle.com/art...rticleID=19880

Autism/ADD/ADHD Cure?

January 29, 2007
If not a cure there sure seems to be some great results coming out of
Australia. One of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists appears to have found
a wonderful therapy that is having great results by those who have been
involved in a two year study that was just completed. Michael Sichel DO, ND,
PhD

This quack doesn't claim to have a PhD on his own web site, so I
assume that the rest of the article is just as well researched and can
therefore be ignored.

http://adhd-specialist.com/index.php...12&Itemi d=26

As for being "[o]ne of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists", it seems
that he is the authority making this judgment.

I am surprised at Jan even mentioning the good non-doctor, as his web
site seems to consist of nothing much except a sales outlet, and you
know how she hates "spam". (Using what is apparently her unique
definition of "spam", of course.)

I should point out that my classification of this non-doctor as a
quack was not really influenced by his claim to have a cure for
diabetes, because I had already seen enough evidence before I got to
that point.

snip hagiography and advertising written by someone who thinks that
"Olympian" is equivalent to PhD.
--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au
Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com

Peter Bowditch wrote:
"Jan Drew" wrote:


http://www.americanchronicle.com/art...rticleID=19880

Autism/ADD/ADHD Cure?

January 29, 2007
If not a cure there sure seems to be some great results coming out of
Australia. One of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists appears to have found
a wonderful therapy that is having great results by those who have been
involved in a two year study that was just completed. Michael Sichel DO, ND,
PhD

This quack doesn't claim to have a PhD on his own web site, so I
assume that the rest of the article is just as well researched and can
therefore be ignored.

http://adhd-specialist.com/index.php...12&Itemi d=26

As for being "[o]ne of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists", it seems
that he is the authority making this judgment.

I am surprised at Jan even mentioning the good non-doctor, as his web
site seems to consist of nothing much except a sales outlet, and you
know how she hates "spam". (Using what is apparently her unique
definition of "spam", of course.)

I should point out that my classification of this non-doctor as a
quack was not really influenced by his claim to have a cure for
diabetes, because I had already seen enough evidence before I got to
that point.

snip hagiography and advertising written by someone who thinks that
"Olympian" is equivalent to PhD.
--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au
Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com

Peter Bowditch wrote:

This quack doesn't claim to have a PhD on his own web site, so I
assume that the rest of the article is just as well researched and can
therefore be ignored.

You are sadly misinformed and too ready to jump to your own
conclusions. Dr SIchel DOES have a PhD along with being a qualified
naturopath and osteopath.


As for being "[o]ne of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists", it seems
that he is the authority making this judgment.

Many people have had wonderful successes with Dr Sichel and it is a
shame that your ill-informed opinions may prevent someone from
accessing valuable help for their children.

I am surprised at Jan even mentioning the good non-doctor, as his web
site seems to consist of nothing much except a sales outlet, and you
know how she hates "spam". (Using what is apparently her unique
definition of "spam", of course.)

Dr Sichel is indeed a Dr. How well did you research before making
judgements? Dr Sichel provides great supplements at fanatstic prices
for parents because he knows the financial strain that families are
under to access all the things their 'special' children need. Do you
have an ASD child? Have you read about and tried his methods? Do you
know how much families save and benefit from seeing him?

I should point out that my classification of this non-doctor as a
quack was not really influenced by his claim to have a cure for
diabetes, because I had already seen enough evidence before I got to
that point.

Open your mind, and your eyes. Start reading and exploring the
information before jumping in with silly comments.
Dr Sichel is a good, honest and extremely hard-working man, who has
been a blessing for many families.


snip hagiography and advertising written by someone who thinks that
"Olympian" is equivalent to PhD.

No, he was an Olympian and also happens to have a PhD. ;-)
--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au
Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com

wrote:


Peter Bowditch wrote:

This quack doesn't claim to have a PhD on his own web site, so I
assume that the rest of the article is just as well researched and can
therefore be ignored.

You are sadly misinformed and too ready to jump to your own
conclusions. Dr SIchel DOES have a PhD along with being a qualified
naturopath and osteopath.

Then why doesn't he mention the PhD in his biography? He calls himself
"Michael Sichel DO ND (Olympian)". What was his field of research?
Which university granted the degree? And as for being a "qualified
naturopath and osteopath" I would be more impressed if he was a
qualified plumber, because that would at least mean that he knew
something about something.



As for being "[o]ne of Australia's top ADD/ADHD specialists", it seems
that he is the authority making this judgment.

Many people have had wonderful successes with Dr Sichel and it is a
shame that your ill-informed opinions may prevent someone from
accessing valuable help for their children.

Nobody has had any success with "Dr" Sichel that could not be
attributed to wishful thinking and tincture of time.


I am surprised at Jan even mentioning the good non-doctor, as his web
site seems to consist of nothing much except a sales outlet, and you
know how she hates "spam". (Using what is apparently her unique
definition of "spam", of course.)

Dr Sichel is indeed a Dr.

I saw nothing on his web site that says he is a doctor. Being an
osteopath doesn't count in Australia.

How well did you research before making
judgements?

I looked at "Dr" Sichel's web site and saw that he is not a doctor and
claims to be able to cure diabetes. No further research was needed to
demonstrate that he is a quack.

Dr Sichel provides great supplements at fanatstic prices
for parents because he knows the financial strain that families are
under to access all the things their 'special' children need.

Real doctors in Australia have all sorts of restrictions placed on
what they can sell to patients. But that doesn't matter here, because
"Dr" Sichel isn't a real doctor.

Do you
have an ASD child?

No, but I am very closely related to one.

Have you read about and tried his methods?

Do they work as well as his "cure" for diabetes?

Do you
know how much families save and benefit from seeing him?

I would guess "less than zero", as they have to pay for useless
supplements.


I should point out that my classification of this non-doctor as a
quack was not really influenced by his claim to have a cure for
diabetes, because I had already seen enough evidence before I got to
that point.

Open your mind, and your eyes. Start reading and exploring the
information before jumping in with silly comments.

Does he have a cure for diabetes? I don't have to have a mind so open
that my brains fall out.

Dr Sichel is a good, honest and extremely hard-working man, who has
been a blessing for many families.

And those families have returned the favour by blessing his bank
account.



snip hagiography and advertising written by someone who thinks that
"Olympian" is equivalent to PhD.

No, he was an Olympian and also happens to have a PhD. ;-)

I am not denying that he was an Olympian. It is usual, however, for
people with a PhD to put that after their name, not the fact that they
were once a sportsman. When was he an Olympian and in what sport?


--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au
Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com
--
Peter Bowditch aa #2243
The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles
Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au
Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au
To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com

Peter Bowditch wrote:
wrote:



Peter, it must be very claustophobic living with such a narrow-mind.

You clearly have no idea and no experience of being a parent to an ASD
child.
Therefore I am wasting my time on you.

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Peter Bowditch wrote:
wrote:



Peter, it must be very claustophobic living with such a narrow-mind.

You clearly have no idea and no experience of being a parent to an ASD
child.
Therefore I am wasting my time on you.


Oh please, you are the narrow minded one. Are you trying to speak for all
parents whose child has been diagnosed ASD? I am one and happen to agree
with Peter. Why don't you ask your kids what they think? Or just wait
until they are teens or adults and can see the 'treatments' and wasted time
for what it is. Your kids will only remember that they weren't accepted for
who they are by parents who needed to fix them.

Pumpkin wrote:
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Peter Bowditch wrote:
wrote:

Peter, it must be very claustophobic living with such a narrow-mind.

You clearly have no idea and no experience of being a parent to an ASD
child.
Therefore I am wasting my time on you.


Oh please, you are the narrow minded one. Are you trying to speak for all
parents whose child has been diagnosed ASD? I am one and happen to agree
with Peter. Why don't you ask your kids what they think? Or just wait
until they are teens or adults and can see the 'treatments' and wasted time
for what it is. Your kids will only remember that they weren't accepted for
who they are by parents who needed to fix them.

Who said anything about not accepting them? If you just want to sit
and accept that your child can not be helped, that's your perogative.
I am at least willing to be open-minded. How am I narrow-minded?

I for one will do all I can to ensure I have done all I can to help my
child...naturally, not through drugs. If he's only really healthy as
an outcome, that's fine. Already we have seen a change for the better
in him. Less melt-downs, calmer.

The mind boggles at people only to willing to criticise something they
know so little about.

Why would you do that?

No, my children will not see it all as wasted time. I am raising
children who are appreciative and understand that when you love
someone, you will do anything to help them. That's not my children
you are speaking of. Again, you are speaking about something you know
nothing about.