Evo 2020boy_zelenski wrote: ↑04/01/2021 23:29Opet siris dezinformacije.Mogy87 wrote: ↑04/01/2021 23:22Luc Montagnier is applying unorthodox ideas to the treatment of autism. With support from the Autism Research Institute (ARI), based in San Diego, California, the Nobel laureate is about to launch a small clinical trial of prolonged antibiotic treatment in children with autism disorders. The trial will also use techniques based on Montagnier's research into the notion that water can retain a 'memory' of long-vanished pathogens, and that DNA sequences produce water nanostructures that emit electromagnetic waves, published last year. But experts are critical and worry that the nobelist's status may lend unwarranted credibility to unconventional approaches to autism.boy_zelenski wrote: ↑04/01/2021 23:17
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Studies have failed to confirm the claim, but Montagnier thinks that the 'memory' structures in the water can resonate with low-frequency electromagnetic signals, which he hopes can be transmitted over the Internet. He claims that very dilute solutions of pathogen DNA also emit such signals, and he intends to use this as a sensitive 'biomarker' for chronic infection.
https://www.nature.com/news/2010/101208 ... 8743a.html
Autizam je stanje koje ima genetsko uporiste i kljukanje djece antibioticima jeste zlostavljanje.
Citiras clanak iz 2010. godine.
Postavio sam link na kojem je dokumentarac iz 2014. godine u kojem je pobijeno to sto pise u casopisu iz 2010. godine.![]()
Research Project About a Potential Infectious Origin of Autism
Luc Montagnier, Institut de Recherche Luc Montagnier, Paris France
The goal of this trial is the detection of pathogens in peripheral blood using a physics-technology approach when undetectable or ambiguous with classical techniques. The hypothesis is that different factors may cause intestinal mucosa inflammation, and facilitate overpassing of bacterial products in the blood stream. This may cause bacterial coating in capillary brain vessels leading to ischemia and neuronal death. However, the identification of bacterial species is of first importance. The technology presented above does not yet allow identification of the bacteria, or the gene responsible for the production of EMS. Nevertheless, Luc Montagnier’s team recently set up a proven PCR technology that allows identification of responsible germs.
Cime li se ono bakterije lijece? Pa naravno, antibioticima.
Ali samo ti brani zlostavljace djece. Odlicno razvija ideje zlotvora Wakefielda.
https://www.autism.org/funded-research-2010-2011/

