Caso de un mal diagnostico de Autismo - Eunice Treviño con Nayo Escobar

When your child is born, they diagnose him with autism spectrum disorder. They send me to the first neuropediatrician because I went to five. Then, upon entering, he sees the child and tells me, "Your son is autistic, just like that." And I say, "No, no, it's not a question, it's a statement." I mean, the five

neuropediatricians told you it was autism and that you had to treat him as autistic and that you had to medicate him. Something inside me was saying, "No, this doesn't add up." I mean, the child talks like he'll never speak, what are you talking about? And, oh surprise! We changed his diet and stopped going to the pediatrician when I

started a detox program, which we'll talk about later. The child, who hadn't slept at all, was sleeping 12-15 hours. Like a detox, after three months of changing his diet, he was no longer autistic. He had Asperger's. Months later, he no longer had Asperger's; he had ADHD. Months after that, he no longer has ADHD; he has attention deficit disorder. And in the

end, ma'am, I apologize, I don't know who diagnosed him. Your son has a lack of maturity; he's an average child. How many? Children might not be misdiagnosed with autism, Asperger's, ADHD, or attention deficit disorder, and they might not have that diagnosis at all, but they're intoxicated. How many people aren't sick, they 're intoxicated? Well, how were

you identifying what kind of food you could give them to eliminate the symptoms they were experiencing? [Music] Look, Eunice Treviño, it's so nice to have you here on this program. You're one of the people who wrote to me because people tell me, "Oh no, don't give me this spot in the interview, it's going to