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Stop autism now! by Bruce Fife · Booklabria

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Stop autism now!

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First published: 2012

Synopsis

This is a horrible book!! It is about reversing the effects of Autism rather than embracing them. Children with autism need to be seen for who they are, not the disease that defines them. Rather than reversing the effects of Autism, we need to embrace it. If we told Albert Einstein that he needed to act more "normal", we would not know about e=mc2! Embrace autism.

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Diet therapy
Autism
Autism spectrum disorders

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Publisher: Piccadilly Books
Published: 2012
Pages: 302
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0941599924

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