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We’ve tried everything, but the holistic treatment plan suggested by Dr Oyalo finally showed results. The combination of a gluten-free diet and specific vitamins has improved my son’s communication and focus

As an autistic person who's had OCD, this sounds like much of that. For me personally, it took a few powerful psychedelic trips to really help get my brain out of the constant negativity feed back loop and reanalyze sensory "overload" as a sort of sensory "joy" while accepting life isn't going to be some puzzle I'm going to perfectly put the pieces together for.

This doc helped my son improve and get over autism with his herbs .His name is Dr Oyalo on channel. My sons speech and behavior/social skill has improved perfectly using his herbs

How do you achieve these levels? Do the school provide you with them?

My child was so playful and verv interactive since 1year of using doctor Oyalo herbs ….and now he is verbal and also improve in social skills, he can now communicate

I'm neurodivergent, and while stereotypical, I'm excellent at math problems. I view problems very differently than many of my peers and it has benefitted me tremendously.

Thank you for producing this video and for the services you've set up. If only this level of awareness and assistance was universal.

good morning, Neautimsociety. Bravo-very awesome traveler. 🤩

Love the awareness raising! I'm an SEMH student (Social Emotional Mental Health) with additional SEN needs, I feel as if no one ever notices the struggles and just bad mouths people with additional needs. It's especially difficult as a 15 year old boy in a city (Southend) Seeing this makes me feel comfortable! Thank you so much ❤

I once got so anxious travelling by bus to the dentist that I had a filling I had no memory of having. Not Only that, but bus drivers can be some of the rudest people, I'm actually scared of them. Arriva buses I'm talking about you!

Deal with it. We all struuggle on a daily basis

what activities do you do then

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what ages is it up too then

where is this based then

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Great work very proud love how it should be explained more to others so they understand

Autism is cool I even have autism! 🧩

What diploma do you need to apply for this?

I'm trying to figure out if it's possible to have autism but be able to make eye contact most of the time. Does anyone have any information about that? I feel like if all autistic people couldn't make eye contact, it would be impossible to miss spotting so many autistic people till adulthood. Can anyone offer some clarity on that?

Every thing you have said is so true, my daughter always holds back from answering questions in class and worries over class mates laughing at her.Once she gets home, she has massive melt downs.She has started secondary school and she is struggling.Thank you for the sound advice. 🙏🏼💕

Thanks for this, lots of useful information. So true, I had a SEN teacher tell me that my daughter is fine and she shows no signs of being stressed or struggling academically.I explained she is masking it but they are so ignorant.Yes we need more empathy from professionals it’s lacking massively! Trying my best to advocate for my daughter. Ha ha Tasmanian devil 😆 I wish you could visit our school! Keep up the good work! Xxxx ❤️

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Really interesting.. thanks to all .

This made me cry. You've both just described me 😭 The gentleman nailed it.

Is anyone looking at those with very late diagnosis who may have been habitually masking for 60+! years! And are researchers finding ways to help reducing such a long habit of masking? Maybe Dr. Amy Pearson? on?

It's an adaption mechanic in simians, more prevalent in those who have an abundance of mirror-cells in their neurology. The reason for it, is in the quick pattern-recognition used by autistic people when they witness/analyze those dominant personas who are already established (elder peers/adults/role-models, etc) and the mob-mentality/hive-mind behaviour of neuro-typicals to 'fit-in' or be shunned. On the most basic primitive level, to fit-in equates food, shelter and general survival. This is where mirroring/masking comes in. Monkey see = monkey do. If we (Autistic-people) blend in via behavioural template mimicry - then we are establishing a chain of similar-relationships with others whose behavioural-patterns for them, is natural.

Here's the thing about those questions - Those very questions and criteras are STILL used to diagnose autism. If you can do them, it's a tick in the no box. Look at ADOS which is still widely used, particularly in the NHS. So there are a lot of autistic people out there not getting diagnosed for this reason.

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Thank you. This is very helpful and interesting.

Several moments in this video where this was worded so well. Accurate and representative of my experiences as autistic female, thank you for sharing

Of course autism can't be cured. Autism isn't even really a thing, just a different brain formation. There's no "root" cause, hence no "cure". It's kinda like some people are black, the "cure" could be considered to make them white. You can't do that, just like you can't change someone's brain. It's just who we are, and changing that would change us. To us our actions are natural, but everyone else view them as weird and abnormal, because our brains are different. It's like we're a different species. At least this is what I think.

Hi there, have you got some citations useful for viewing in regards to this topic? Thankyou :)

I hate hate hate getting my hair brushed and it doesn't matter what hair brush my mum uses its still dreadfully painful 😣😭💇‍♀️

0:57 thats not autism usually one likes to stick with others with similar intrests.

I liked the random introduction of the cat I didn't see that coming.

I'm autistic too! And I have a feeling that autism acceptance is overrated.

Hi Lindsay and Ollie. I'm an adult (now in south east England), moved from Zambia when I was younger. Thanks Ollie for sharing your story. I had similar experiences. Same secondary school experience. And once had a Scottish accent from a year in Edinburgh. Mental health wards and a late Autism diagnosis. Happy to share my email to keep in touch if you see comment. All the best

Hey dude. This video is so instructional! I have been trying to find for a video that really educates the stuff in this UA-cam vid. 👨‍⚕️Your tip really is like the channel from Doctor Ethan. Ethan's demonstrations are actually informative and I actually learned a lot for my school! He is an educational medical student in the UK and he explains vitamins and health. I recommend you check his page out and give the Doctor a subscribe over here! ➡️ #DrEthanNews

It teaches you every day skills supported living does n u make friends

it cant be fully cured it could be turned down and makes it a little bit less (i got autism and its hard to explain just know it cant be cured)

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