AUTSIM - What is a potential ROOT CAUSE of Autism? Can it be helped?

Yesterday, Trump and RFK came out with those statements on on um autism. I thought it's really interesting because we were doing a lot of work with autism. Let me tell you what I found, how it folds into all that. Um I'm coming out with a big book, a textbook on home

assisting this next year. As you know, I've been putting a lot of work in on it. There's going to be a chapter in there. I haven't written it yet, but I'm putting it together, all the pieces. It's really articles. It's really like 40 different articles in there. Um, and

all on homoyine and all in all in in a row. So, makes sense. Um, like there's 17 snips that no one knows this. I'm the only one our research has found all this out with the genetic work and everything

else that there's 17 snips that if any one of them is homozygous, you're going to have a high homocyine level. The people that have five or six or seven that are homozygous, not that they have an increased homoysteine level, they are locked down

and you're pretty much locked down even with one. People think you can change your homoyine level with TMG and all this. Not when it's genetically promagated, not when it comes from from your your genetics. Um, and that's a big

mistake people make. Also, they'll have a low homocyine and think they're out of the woods when their genetics say they should have a high homocyine level. That's because um they're malnourished. And if you're malnourished, I think they're 12 vitamins we found that if

you're malnourished on in that intracellular panel we do that you will you will have a low suppressed homoyine level. They tried that approach for 40 years um to starve people to death to

keep them off amino acids, especially methionine. And a wonderful physician in Colorado, a naturopath actually looked at all the data, all the study information, all the the collected data, and she concluded correctly that people were dying more quickly from being

starved or mountain than they were from the homocyine problem. Let me tell you um take that out. Sorry. Um people with um who are autistic, kids who are autistic, what we found is

almost I I don't think I've yet to find one that isn't. They have a one of those genetic steps or several of them. So they can't um they their transuleration pathway doesn't work. So their homoyine level is high. So when you hear your

homoysteine level is high, that means your trans sulfuration pathway is not working. And I got to tell you, anything above 7.3 is high, they're telling you no, it's not. It's 44 or 16 or some crazy number. Not what I'm seeing. They

they have a a 7.3 or above, they're going to start to have a high IL8. So So that's that's what it means. You get if you have a high homocyine you have higher levels of cytoines which then cause inflammation and inability to detox.

Right. What what no the no they don't cause the inability to detox. They're a reflection of the inability to detox. Um so homoyine

uh does some really weird things. It see so homocyine does not affect you directly. I've said this before and you guys have heard me say it that homoyine isn't infected directly causes your monocytes to release two cytoines interlucan 8 IL8 the number eight and

monocy chemoprotectant one MCP-1 those are what kill you that is ielates the number one cause of kidney failure and there's all these biologicals coming out um right now that um that to treat those we'll get to that in just a second

uh because they're incredibly expensive and they're they're they have plethora of side effects, too. So, um and um I anyway I think they're going around their ass to get to their elbow, but we'll talk about that, too. Um so, kids

with autism have a homoying problem and meaning their transpiration pathway doesn't work. So, back to that transporation pathway, that's how you detox. you you um the transoperation pathway is really how you convert

homocyine to glutathione. That's the cycle of life. You got to be able to do that conversion if you're going to live a long time. But 38% of the population can't do that. So, and then their doctors don't won't even check it because they don't they don't think

there's anything you can do for it. That book I prove beyond a shadow of a doubt there's easy things you can do for it. mainly glutathione, but it's got to be one that works. So, and I happen to have the only patented oral glutathione in the world. So, we have lots of

validation on that. Um, and there's a reason it has a patent because it works. And so, why does increasing glutathione using a supplement help the homoyine problem? It'd be better if they could do it genetically, but they can't. There are

some humans that have that weird super high glutathione level all the time. And that's how they found out that glutathione level lowered those cytoines just inadvertently. Um accidentally they figured that out but um but most 38% of

people let's say 38.8 have a highine level or should genetically but maybe even more now that we found out all those snips because used to be people thought there were two or three snips that caused a highine level. Anyway there's 17. Um

because what was your question? Uh just how does glutathione help this problem? By taking a glutathione supplement, how does it fix it? It prevents the monocytes from releasing cytoines. That's not Mar evidence. It's tons of studies have shown that just

they didn't know when they were doing the studies that we had the world's only patented oral glutath. We had one that works. Um so when we've got hundreds of lab results on low, we lowered IL8. I mean there people listening this who know that we lowered their ILA using and

if we lowered their ILA we lowered their MCP1. MCB1's just hard to test. So it's really expensive. I8's expensive enough but and I tell these patients follow your ILA. Some people have um homozygous 8is

14 is 13. I mean um on and on and so those are always on. If you're homozygous on any of those um on your genetics, you can go back and look at any interlucans or any cytoine genetics that are homozygous. You'll see that you

might have a few. If you have a lot of inflammation and pain, you probably have one or two of those that are always on. And so it just takes more glutathione to lower that down than usual. Usually four or five a day, what we found will lower those iolate and MCP-1 to normal. Yeah.

Um but if you got a homozygosity as a cytoine snip, um that's just a whole other deal. Autistic kids can't detox. Mhm. That that's why they have trouble with all these aluminums and mercury and all

that crap in the vaccines. Um thank you. Thank you, RFK. Um and and we're going to talk. I'm supposed to meet with you, by the way, but we'll figure that out. So, um I'm in your future or you're in my future. I don't know what but um hey

I am the most popular MD by Google review and of all reviews social media reviews in the US so I think it might be behoove him to talk to me but um but yeah it's thank you Senator Tom Cotton's office for reaching out to us um

it's interesting that what homoyine does but you can you can um because it's hurtful number one cause of kidney failure inflames arteries ies. It causes all kinds of cancers. It causes birth defects. It causes bor miscarriages

um out the wazoo. Uh and um it's just a really problematic cardiovascular waste product. And you can't lower it, but you can lower the cytoines that are that's they're the thugs for the homoyine. They're out there beating people up, beating your kidneys up and beating your

heart up and everything else, your cardiovascular system. But you can get rid of those and and glutathion kind of the police. they'll go out and remove the thugs um and lower it. They don't really remove it, but they lower it. So, if I'm hearing this right, these people that already have genetic heirs

and have a high propensity for homocyine in these children and then you give them flood their system with a ton of heavy metals and other toxins at a very young age, they have a huge inflammatory response to it and but this can be preventable or it

can be helped in any way. you get their genetics younger, but you got to get specific genetics. The genetic system, genetics was the future of medicine until now it's not. Now it wasn't because the drug companies came in I believe. Well, I don't know. It sounds paranoid, but now the only test I think

insurance pays for it is to see your genetics, what drugs you can handle appropriately. It's like what what is that? Where did that happen? So, yeah. Uh that's just crazy. So, um, but yeah, I'm looking at it like what inflammatory

problem, what gut problem is it causing, what what neurotransmitter problem is it causing to see why they're depressed or bipolar, whatever. And you can actually check some of those levels. Um and uh the the this neutra hacker not neutra

hacker but the u the cell science systems um cma with redux that we use is really good for finding a lot of that stuff. Yeah, because it's really genetic. You're you're interested or bottom results that I see, they're all genetic related.

So kids with autism, what do you do? You take So N Patel and Chintron um develop that glutil. I helped a little um I I nine told me I'm on the patent, but I don't know that I am, but I tell people sometimes I am, but I don't know the for

sure if I am. But I helped it because I did all the clinical trial work for them or most of it. so they could get their patent through. Um, and at the same time we're developing that oral glutathione. Gary Bracka interviewed, thank you Gary Brea for interviewing Nan about that

glutathione that we worked on um for I think it was four years. It was a long time we worked on it. Um that was when we were doing research in Southern California cardiology and pituitary endocrinology work. Nine and Chin were on our team. Anyway, just throwing that out there. Um,

yeah. It's crazy. The glutathione changes the world for these kids. Yeah. Um, and we've seen that a lot because parents like little Bobby starts taking the glutathione and we you we use glitter. We're going to come out with our spray again too. Um, in our liquid

version here, it's a lot easier for to rub on kids or to to take it. Um, and um much better flavoring. But yeah, the kids uh the kids get better because they detox. We have a personal family

experience. I'm not gonna say who it is, but you know that you've seen that yourself how suddenly so that inflammation these little kids, you touch them and they hurt. These autistic kids and they're their their brain can't think right and everything else. You get them on enough

glutathione and all that just looks like it kind of goes away. So not in all of them. I won't say it works 100%. I'm missing something somewhere in probably about five or 8% of them maybe. I haven't figured out the number, but um

but it sure looks like glutathione is a big answer for them. And there's only one oral one on the planet. There's nine Patel and Centrons Glutel. That's Oral Pharma. They're my buddies. Um and and I love Nine and Shins. Um they're geniuses. Um and um and the uh so look

them up uh and uh and we sell that same product. They sell that in the office cuz we're I was involved with the development of it. So you can grab that from us to spray on for little little baby kids, little little children. Um but yeah, if you give it to them before

and after they have to get a vaccine can really help. I Yeah, if we're going to keep all those vaccines, that's not up for me. this that this is what I believe about pharma. Pharma keeps you alive until someone like me who deals the root

causes can kind of sus out the real problem to to fix it to not to fix it but to deal with it appropriately. Yeah. So I I know even like my own mom when she had all of us kids 30 years ago she also she felt that it wasn't right the

vaccines we were getting even at that time to give them all at the same time. And so she told her doctors, "No, we're spreading this out." And I think that gave us a fighting chance if anything because we have all those genetics. We have the MTH. We have homoyine things. And so I think it did really help. And

so I'm I agree with that Tylenol thing taken in uterero, but sorry, not Tylenol, but same thing. Yeah. Um I definitely agree with that. I've seen it so many times. That's that's the leading cause of suicide, right? or not sorry not the

leading cause of suicide but no no no it's a but the acetaminophen overdose is a huge it's the number one attempted drug people use in suicide so think so when we come out with our FDA approved which we're going to get

we're going to do that FDA approved IV glutathione the first one that actually works correctly because of the process we're putting it through um that'll be used for that and other drug overdoses and stuff. Yeah. But just think about that though,

how quickly acetaminophen metabolizes in your liver, depletes your glutathione levels almost immediately quickly, especially with alcohol. Yeah. And and so think what is that doing to a tiny embryo or little fetus that they're just they're unable to process any of that? Hopefully the

mother can, but you need to help it. And glutathione is the only thing that stops it because that's what your liver uses to detox. glutathione. I didn't realize when we were developing that. I knew it was a pretty big impact, but I didn't realize how big it was. The

other problem you got is they've tried false or artificial, not false, but artificial glutathions um like llutathione and others that didn't work at all. They gave up on it. drug companies, pharmaceuticals, um, by by

nature and the way they function, they like to own the molecule and you can't own a naturally created molecule. We like to own the process, the way that the the the any super antioxidant was handled has to be correct. So, and

that's our patent. We've been awarded it in multiple countries. Um, and we have the only functional oral glutathione in the world. Um and um though I will tell you nines when if you have oral surgery that stuff is really

good to spray in your mouth. It tastes salty. It does not taste horribly doesn't taste like glutathione. It's just salty. It's kind of weird but man does that make you heal fast in your mouth. Yeah. So it's crazy. Um and wait until you see what we're doing with burns and glutathione. That's that's the future of

burn therapy. So, hey, if anyone out there wants more information on that or to um to to uh wants to I don't know, we don't need investors, but um I don't know, be involved with that, some out, let us know. Um burns are are cool.

Glutathione what it does to burns is absolutely nuts. Yeah. So, like nothing you just can't imagine, you know, cuz you've seen all the photos and videos and Yeah. part of those studies. I saw full full thickness burns where the skin just slips off and yeah, what it does. Um

I'm glad we're talking just about the many many uses of glutathione. That's why it's the m antioxidant. It is nuts what it does. Well, we've got the other one patents on it. Patents bending on super oxide disputes because we're the only ones who who really see the beauty of that. It's weird that no

one else ever did that. Yeah. That's just so strange. Yeah. Um anyway, um so if you have a child that you're worried about might have toxicity issues, don't use binders. Don't use all that stuff. Get glutathione and use it.

Um and um and you might want to use ours or Nan's the the glutil um and I don't mean to advertise for him, but he's my buddy. We're really good friends. Um and um it's just a great product. So is

ours. And we're when we're coming out there liquid probably for Black Friday. Yeah, right around there. Yep. Check back early November. The taste is dramatically improved. I don't even know. I know you got rid of a lot of crap that not crap, but stuff that tastes I don't know. There are weird things in there that we got rid of

that guy. So, okay. Yeah. Um so, no more of that. Um anyway, that's my thoughts on autism, the vaccines and um and glutathione. Glueathons, the missing piece. Um, and

I'd be more than happy to to meet with RFK. We're Tom Cotton was arranging that, I think. Um, and um, and speaking truth here. So, I'd love to um to go and have that chat with him and talk to him about the intracellular vitamin panels

we use, how critical those are, how that should be probably covered by every health insurance in the freaking world. And they won't. They're FDA and health and human service approved, but they won't cover them. So weird. Yeah. So, um, one one last thing I wanted to bring up the the drug that RFK mentioned for

these children with autism. Luca. Luca. It's felinic acid. Yeah, I know. It's crazy. Uh, we've been suggesting fenic acid and um and B12 for we we had it in our products in the past. Yeah. But since it became a drug on Lucar, they had to take it off the

market. All the manufacturers, supplement manufacturers, no one will make it for us. Yeah. And so that's that's been really hard even in the non-drug dose. RFK, could you please let f let folinic acid be used broadly? We think I don't know why some companies still have it

too that I know of. I I mean I found sources like on Alibaba and other places that will sell you folinic acid and hopefully it is and so I don't know exactly where these other companies are getting their sources from because it's not allowed and every manufacturer I've talked to won't won't

do it. they won't go for it because they just they can't find a a true source of it that's not the pharmaceutical grade and so it's it's a really weird situation. We need help with that. Yeah. Hey RFK, we need help with that. Trump um for the manufacturers out here, the

people that do this work, remember my MT2R product was one of the first ones and we keep evolving that. Yeah. But we're going to come out with I think if we really could, I'd like to come out with a folinic acid and probably never going to happen. Folinic acid and

hydroxy B12 version of that with all the other add-ons we do that are appropriate, not just plain hydroxy B12, folinic acid. So I think it'd be a big people would like it. Yeah. So um all those aminos and stuff we

figured out the MT2R requires. So yeah. Um, but my book, the MTR, the 85% solution was number one for two years on Amazon. You might want to get it to start learning more about it. Uh, there's a reason it was number one for two years on Amazon. Um, and um, that's

what started Biotech and a lot of others. So, there's a lot of money coming in from that. Um, and um, we're here. I'm here. So, if you need if you have want a consult for your child or concerns, um I don't do long-term things. I just show you what to do to to

fix the problems. Read my reviews and um the all my 1,200 plus five star reviews um and uh you'll get a better idea. Thank you for listening.