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Autism Cure Shot To Reverse Autism (THE TRUTH) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  You have arrived. Welcome to the Aspy world.
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  Here's where we talk about anything and everything ASD in
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  an upbeat and informative way. And now here's your man on the
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  spectrum, your autism ambassador, Daniel Morgan Jones.
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  Autism cure? Well, I'm going to get into all
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  that in a minute plus more, so stay tuned guys.
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  Welcome back to the Aspy world. My name is Dan and I have autism
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  and ADHD. I make weekly videos all about
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  this kind of stuff. So if you're new around here and
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  Chinese scientists have said that they've developed a shot
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  that cures autism. OK, we're going to unpack all of
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  this right now. I mean, this is just a crazy
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  Let's get on with the video. OK, so we always hear these
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  outlandish claims that like, you know, just a cure for autism.
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  Really. Let's just be very clear here.
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  Autism is a neurodevelopmental neurological condition, which is
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  something that happens to your brain as it's kind of fusing
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  together your neurological path kind of slightly fused
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  differently to the average neurotypical person.
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  Now this is something you can't really reverse, right?
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  But it's something that's genetically inherent.
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  It just happens. That's who you are.
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  It's part of your DNA. It's it is you.
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  So to say that you have a cure for autism is 1 an outrageous
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  claim because unless you're doing micro nano brain surgery
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  on neurons and I'm not sure how you're going to to this.
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  So secured is obviously a very big statement, but what is
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  actually meant? Like we're understanding that,
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  you know, also can't be cute. So what are these people talking
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  about? So there was an article
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  published on Scitec Dailies website that said that there's
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  seen reduction in hyperactivity within mice when using certain
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  sodium blockers. Now sodium is a, is basically
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  salt and not table salt, not sodium chloride.
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  But sodium is a, is a salt that's in the body and it's,
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  it's very prevalent in the body. And you need that because what
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  happens is salt moves around and gives you these neuron impulses,
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  which causes like motor neurons, which are kind of, you know,
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  what happens in your muscles, it makes you move.
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  So using sodium blockers, you can control certain neuron
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  function, which I can understand to a, to a degree.
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  But in terms of saying that mice showed less hyperactivity than
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  mice who didn't have this shot, it's kind of like, well, is that
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  autism? Like, can we just be frank here
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  for a second? Mice, how do you know if a, a
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  mouse is autistic or not? You can't say, well, this mouse
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  is autistic. So I'm going to, you know, this
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  is definitive proof of this work.
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  That's garbage. You can't say that a mouse has
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  autism because you can't interview the mouse.
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  You can't test the mouse to prove that his brain is working
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  like an autistic person's brain. So to have a shot or a medicine
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  developed to cure autism is a very far fetched for what's
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  actually happening. The next thing is not everybody
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  with autism is hyperactive. Where are they pulling this
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  crazy bogus fact out from? Because the mice showed, you
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  know, reduction in hyperactivity.
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  It doesn't mean anything. You know, it it just because an
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  article was published saying that they, you know, reduced
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  hyper hyperactivity in mice doesn't mean a sentence to do
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  with autism. One of the most interesting
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  things is you'll see these headlines time and time again.
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  They'll be spectacular headlines.
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  You know that we can cure this. We can cure that.
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  And in actual fact, it's just the papers trying to sell the
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  paper to you, trying to sell the idea to you that there's this
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  amazing thing that they've got, you know, this, wow, curing
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  autism, kind of like saying, you know, cure the common cold.
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  They'll put this this loose. Framework.
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  Out saying that they did this thing but when you actually look
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  into it like you did with the mice in this Chinese study from
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  SITAC daily there's very little to actually go on here I mean
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  the the to reverse hyperactivity in mice that's not really curing
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  autism and at the end of the day if they knew anything about
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  autism the hyperactivity part only effects a handful of people
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  on the autism spectrum and in marf them they're not only
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  people who have ADHD and autism comorbidly, which is not all the
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  time ADHD is going to give you actual physical hyperactivity.
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  You know, sometimes it's brain and thought function of, of
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  hyperactivity. There's a whole kind of worms
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  here. There's a whole thing that I
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  would like to get into. I want to know your your kind of
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  thought process in this. Do you think that the newspapers
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  and the media should be allowed to say queue as autism when
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  there's actual no hard evidence there Or, or, or do you think
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  it's OK to have sensational headlines?
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  Like I'd love to know. Let me know which team are you
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  on sensational headlines or definitely not pop in the
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