Suffering Succotash! Signs and symptoms of Edzard Ernst backed tutorials ? with "Pop- a- Pill- Lil, too sweet to be wholesome" , direct observational effects ranging from babbling skitters through to serious blockages of perception . How do our animals do the placebo effect then ?
See A Condensed History of Homeopathy by Dana Ullman .
and , History /Snoezeln Multi-Sensory Enviroment
httpswww.snozelyn,info history.
Pop--a-pill /vaccine, poly-pharmacy profits, left quivering at the thought of losing 3p or 3 cents profit towords it.
Current training models in health and social care, producing criteria and guideline stoogies who are not allowed to think for themselves ? That is a serious threat to care innovation!

Zoe Rubinstein from the Phoenix / Scottsdale area uses this same CEASE protocol together with homeopathy to treat autistic kids with great success. She also treats remote patients via video conferencing. I highly recommend her. http://www.scottsdalehomeopathy.com/
Also there's a lot of information about the CEASE protocol on this site: http://www.cease-therapy.com/

I think the world needs to open their eyes a bit... you mention people who have reactions to prednisone, they are not having reactions to prednisone at all, they are having a reaction to milk proteins

Its all about milk.. lactose.. and most additives and preservatives are built on lactose...

lactose is in prednisone and seretide... and it will cause swelling, mucous, difficulty in breathing and everything else that goes with a reaction.. its for cows not humans

"Vulnerable brain of unborn and small children

During pregnancy and the first two years of life, the brain is extremely vulnerable and should be protected as much as possible."

Since pediatricians have done such a horrible job of advising pregnant women on "vaccination" IMO they are not to be trusted when it comes to assuring the proper amounts of vitamins and minerals for a healthy pregnancy. Most pediatricians are next to totally ignorant of the critical vitamin D evidence uncovered over the last few decades.

"In the last 3 years, an increasing amount of research suggests that some of the damage done by Vitamin D deficiency is done in-utero, while the fetus is developing. Much of that damage may be permanent, that is, it can not be fully reversed by taking Vitamin D after birth. This research indicates Vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy endangers the mother’s life and health, and is the origin for a host of future perils for the child, especially for the child’s brain and immune system. Some of the damage done by maternal Vitamin D deficiency may not show up for 30 years." Pregnancy and Vitamin D Deficiency

"Pregnancy outcomes are also adversely affected by low serum D levels. 40% of primary Cesarean-section deliveries in the United States are linked to low D levels (9% of births in the United States involve primary C-section), and preeclampsia is also linked to low serum levels of D." William B. Grant, PhD

"During pregnancy and lactation, women should be taking about 6000 IU/day. The current US "Adequate Intake" recommendation is a mere 200 IU/day. Bruce W. Hollis and Carol L. Wagner, Medical University of South Carolina, recently completed a randomized controlled trial vitamin D supplementation for pregnant and nursing women and found that even 2000 IU/day was inadequate, and that there were no adverse effects with 6000 IU/day. William B. Grant, PhD, Note it takes 6,600 IU/day to have good levels of vitamin D in a mother's milk

“Only 1% to 13% of infants under 1 year now get a vitamin D supplement, available in inexpensive drops, according to a study published online today in Pediatrics. Those drops are needed, the study says, because only 5% to 37% of American infants met the standard for vitamin D set by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2008: 400 international units a day.” Life Extension, Note 400 IU MAY be enough for a 10 pound infant. I would definitely take my baby in the sun for HOURS when he developed a tan.

"This study demonstrates the importance of vitamin D in bone health as well as the implications that a mother’s nutrient deficiency has a profound effect on her offspring during gestation and infancy. This study is highly suggestive that efforts to optimize maternal vitamin D status in pregnancy are needed along with maintenance in infancy rather than relying on postnatal supplementation to restore vitamin D status and bone mass. Although vitamin D deficiency can be reversed in human infants through supplementation, it is unclear if deficiency in utero and neonatally continues to manifest as low bone mass and altered bone metabolism despite correction of vitamin D status," Doctor Hope Weiler

"During those last three months (of gestation) the babies bones are growing rapidly and so vitamin D in the body is working hard to mobilize calcium for bone growth. But vitamin D is also needed for the healthy growth of the brain and the immune system and insufficient vitamin D at this time, which is not made up later, seems to be an important cause of MS." Good Vitamin D Treatise

“One of the causes of severe heart failure in babies is vitamin D deficiency. It occurs because mothers and babies are not given vitamin D supplements in pregnancy and the first months of life as in other European countries." Good Vitamin D Treatise

“A 2001 Finnish study found that children given 2,000 IU of vitamin D daily in their first year of life cut their risk of getting juvenile diabetes by 80 per cent over their next 31 years.” Hyppopen et al Lancet 2001

“Why we should offer routine vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy and childhood to prevent multiple sclerosis.” Chaundhuri Medical Hypotheses 2005

"Women with vitamin D deficiency were 3.8 times more likely to undergo a first time cesarean section; whereas high vitamin D was protective against this procedure." Merewood et al

"In the last 3 years, an increasing amount of research suggests that some of the damage done by Vitamin D deficiency is done in-utero, while the fetus is developing. Much of that damage may be permanent, that is, it can not be fully reversed by taking Vitamin D after birth. This research indicates Vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy endangers the mother’s life and health, and is the origin for a host of future perils for the child, especially for the child’s brain and immune system. Some of the damage done by maternal Vitamin D deficiency may not show up for 30 years." Pregnancy and Vitamin D Deficiency

“Perhaps 10% or even more of infants born in the USA incur multiple fractures from the trauma of passing through the birth canal because they had undiagnosed intrauterine rickets." The Untold NEED for Vitamin D During Pregnancy

http://healthyprotocols.com/2_pregnancy_1.htm