Your poor English skills and complete ignorance of the scientific method make it abundantly clear that you are NOT a medical doctor. Please do yourself a favor: enroll in an introductory science course to learn why advocating treatment methods that have absolutely no scientific backing whatsoever is at best wasteful and at worst downright dangerous.

The people who do not have a child on the Sutism Spectrum – what are you basing your information on? The parents who do have an Autistic child – have you tried any of what Jenny is saying? If not then what are you basing your attitude on?

As a Doctor I fully agree with the treatments Jenny recommends and have seen the HUGE results of patients who have been recovered and others well on their way by the methods and referals she has mentioned! While it may not heal every child the same, it DOES heal some – and until you look into the eyes of a parent and see their child in need you cannot fully comprehend where any mother stands when faced with this illness! You cannot believe the media, the Government, or some Doctors! When was the last time you walked into the Doctors office with something wrong and the Doctor didn’t reach for his prescription pad?

**** As for the Government regulations Humor me and look at this site – http://cosmeticdatabase.com/index.php?key=36319579&message=Successfully+updated+Supporter+information take one of your shampoo brands or toothpaste and type it into here. Look at the toxicity levels and ingredients that come up. Now think about how this product is redily available without warning signs or regulations. Keep putting more brands in and then look in the mirror and ask yourself “can the FDA be trusted”, “Doesn’t the Government regulate our products”, and you will see that the truth isn’t always infront of us – we must dig! we must research! We must trust ourselves and not put our health so innocently into the hands of Doctors, FDA, or anyone else! Once you find out about your product – go ask your Doctor what he/she thinks of the toxicity and you will get “everything is toxic to some level” fluff off or “the amount is not high enough to harm us” etc… Oh but it is when you consider you use that product, and many others in one day – from toothpaste, to shampoo to aluminum in our deoderant – and the “Doctors” still say it’s safe but there are no tests for the combination off all things we each use in various combinations every day! This is something the Doctors won’t tell you! Doctors just don’t know, don’t research, and some honestly and sadly don’t care!!

Research before you comment – isnorance isn’t going to help your child/children…. I’m glad someone out there is brave enough to shed some light on a topic that is not being taken seriously! If it were it would be covered by the people everyone seems to trust – the Government!!!!

Agreed. Our life is just about as close to the one she presents as my bra size is to hers. I cringe when she is presented as a spokesperson for me. Our experience is so different…

I wonder if JMc’s clout as a celebrity spokesperson is winding down or if the recent media junket was public overload. Last year the comments on the infotainment stories were generally favorable or sympathetic, but on that US Weekly story, at least for the moment, there is a lot of negative or skeptical feedback about her statements and claims, and, surprisingly, fairly pretty reasonable for the most part about autism.
It’s not necessarily a representative sample, but the shift in reaction is kind of interesting.

Jenny MC Carthy – my son no longer is autistic.
http://www.usmagazine.com it is on home page. my last post with a link still did not go thru so not posting links.

In a pic he is in a suit or tux and she is in a black gown, he is touching her boob. His smiles always look forced and not genuine.