We were lucky enough to find a Tinsley House Clinic just an hour’s drive away. I had no expectations but I understood the basic science from my own experiences. What had we got to lose? I’m still taken by surprise when I notice my son has taken a big step forward after a visit. I never did get round to reading the book, other than a quick skim – but try it out with a real live chiropractor and you may be glad you did! Autism and all these other learning disabilities are symptoms of developmental delays. You can wait until your child is 30 or 50 to catch up with the rest of the world and that’s OK – or you can save yourself a lot of worry and give your child a better quality of life much earlier.

Just my experience.

you cant compare ocd and dyspraxia they’re totally different disorders, dyspraxia is something ive almost completely grown out of, ocd is not and i’ll always be dealing with it for my whole life

Go on I dare you READ THE BOOK!

Ben, thanks for the column… I read it every week – it saves me watching TV and reading newspapers, by reminding me how crap most reporting is. I feel better adjusted now that I don’t really know what is going on in the world, and I know that I don’t know.

So I think you are saving me more electricity in my house than anything Mr Fields is doing.

Alasdair adds: “Also,[TV or radio masts are] not pulsing. [...] If you take an uncooked egg and lay a hammer on it, it doesn’t break; but if you tap it gently it smashes, and we think that the tapping is interfering with the body’s internal communication systems.”

You see, your central nervous system is like an egg. And electro-magnetic radiation is like a hammer. If you hit an egg repeatedly with a hammer it will smash and get yolk everywhere, and EM radiation acts on your brain in the same way. QED.

“Alasdair adds: “Also, they’re not pulsing. We’ve had FM radio transmitters around for years and there isn’t the evidence that FM radio is a problem.

“If you take the electrosmog detector near an FM radio you won’t hear anything. It isn’t pulsing on and off, and we believe it’s the pulsing on and off that matters. ”

well not to put too fine a point on it but ….duh…. a home radio set is a receiver not a transmitter!

Also the 250 thousand liters in the other article, is what would be saved by changing to a more efficient power supply not by stopping using standby, quote below. So this includes actual useage time too.

“If a million PC users switched to a more efficient power supply, it would save almost the equivalent of 250 thousand litres of gasoline a day.”

That sounds a bit more reasonable to me, if still a little on the high side.

I’ve switched to running mine off a nuclear reactor to conserve gasoline.

“He says humans are the only animals with a significant number of spindle cells, and are also the only species with behavioural problems, so concludes there is a link between the two.”

So, how does the doc conclude there is a link? I mean, humans are the only animals to wear clothes, so maybe making your child wear clothes causes behavioural problems.

Where are his stats that allow him to draw this unique conclusion.

I thought that animals in small cages / poor environments in zoos showed behaviuoral problems (pacing endlessly, banging heads etc.)

If I was a serious / genuine scientist who thought I’d been misrepresented by the Daily Hate Mail I wouldn’t slam the phone down on a fellow scientist, I’d thank him for the adivce and be on the phone to my lawyer to sue for libel/ defamation.

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Is That My Child?: A Parents Guide to Dyspraxia, Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, OCD and Tourette’s Syndrome of Childhood
Robin Pauc

From the Author
Although primarily written for the parents of children with learning/behavioural difficulties and educators, this book is a must for every parent and would-be parent. Why? Because it brings together a host of research to form a theory that is truly ground-breaking. This book will change your child’s life. Is That My Child? explains why every human baby is born prematurely by months, how four months after birth a second-wave of brain cells develop and how if these cells under-function, learning and behavioural difficulties will result. This book also states boldly that dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADD, ADHD, OCD and Tourette’s of childhood simply do not exist. That is, they do not exist in isolation as they are only symptoms of this underlying problem and are not conditions in their own right. The good news for every concerned parent is that the discovery of bpoptosis – the name I have given to the development and maturation of the second-wave of brain cells – means!
we now know what causes the symptoms and therefore can effectively treat any developmental delay.

From the Inside Flap
At least one child in five experiences some form of learning difficulty, but: learning difficulties as we understand them do not exist; they are not diseases just symptoms; these symptoms never appear alone; and they are treatable and avoidable. Dr Robin Pauc, an expert in child neurology, approaches learning difficulties, including Dyslexia, ADD, OCD, ADHD, Dyspraxia and Tourette’s syndrome of childhood, from a truly ground-breaking perspective. All human babies are born prematurely and develop special new brain cells four months after birth. Every human’s development in the womb and particularly in these early stages of life can, therefore, be affected by developmental delay, which can blight childhood and marginalize a child at school. Since our brains continue to grow, however, the symptoms can also be treated. Is That My Child? explains the background to human developmental delay and contains: advice on how to get the best assessment for your child and an explanation of what the examination must include; the effects – good and bad – of certain foods on the brain; exercises and computer programs that you can use to expand your child’s neural function; and case histories of children on whom this plan has worked. In the single biggest breakthrough in the history of learning difficulties, Is That My Child? explains the cause of Developmental Delay Syndromes, uses simple, easy-to-follow tips to show you how to greatly reduce the risk of your child suffering, and gives advice on what can be done to treat those children that do.

About the Author
Dr Robin Pauc is a specialist in child neurology and runs his own private practice in Hampshire. He lectures on behalf of the prestigious Carrick Institute for Post-Graduate Studies at Cape Canaveral and is author of several academic texts.

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http://www.gm.tv/index.cfm?articleid=20066.

I was immediately struck by this para: “But Dr Pauc believes you can cure these youngsters by boosting spindle cell development with tailor-made exercises for the brain – maybe walking up three steps with your eyes closed and your hands by your side, or brushing your teeth with your left hand while standing only on your left leg.”

Sounds strangely familiar, doesn’t it?