Autistic Boy Gains Ability To Speak After Just 2 Days Of Cannabis Oil Treatment

At 10 months of age, Kalel Santiago of Puerto Rico was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer called neuroblastoma. This little boy endured chemotherapy, surgery for 2 years and radiation treatments.  His family then were told he would suffer with severe autism that prevented him from speaking.

The family told Yahoo that they did a cram course on educating themselves on Autism. It was through this time that they stumbled upon a CBD Oil treatment which had potential. It was just within 2 days that he was able to speak A-E-I-O-U.

The family revealed that the only thing they were doing differently is taking the CBD Oil.


Is There a Link Between Vaccines and the Rise in Pediatric Cancer?

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June 4 at 7:16pm

Pediatric cancers continue to occur at an alarming rate.

https://www.thevaccinereaction.org/…/is-there-a-link-betwe…/

“It is worth noting that there was public discussion in the 1990s about the contamination of both the Salk inactivated and Sabin live polio vaccines with a monkey virus (SV-40) known to cause cancer in lab animals. Federal health officials acknowledged that SV40 was found in early polio vaccines produced with the use of infected African Green monkey kidney tissues. However, they rejected the finding of a causal association between SV40 and human cancers reported by credentialed non-government scientists in multiple labs around the world, who had independently identified SV40 in the brain and lung cancers of children and adults.12 13


 Few parents recognize regression in their children with autism

Researchers presented the unpublished results yesterday at the 2018 International Society for Autism Research annual meeting in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

About 13 percent of the children had lost skills by 36 months, but parents of less than 1 percent noticed a loss. Regression is even more common among the children eventually diagnosed with autism: Of the children who have autism without intellectual disability, 39 percent lost skills, and the parents of 9 percent noticed the loss. For children with both autism and intellectual disability, these proportions jumped to 63 percent and 21 percent, respectively.

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