Julianne Adams is an antivaccinationist and homeopath,
and a dear guest at the annual quackfest AutismOne,
where autism quacks, frauds and crackpots gather to have an energizing
injection of illusion, insanity and Big Pharma-related paranoia. Her contribution at the 2011 meeting concerned something termed HHM: “As an unlayering process that is a quantum
leap beyond the more common forms of homeopathy, the HHM is totally unique
application. Based upon the vaccine-injury/biomedical/gut-brain model of
autism, HHM offers a comprehensive approach to healing focused on each child's
unique history, challenges and needs. Presented are homeopathy basics, details
regarding the HHM, and case studies demonstrating healing and recovery.” In
short, Julianne Adams is the bringer of friendly magic wrapped in sciencey
gobbledygook, but without anything that could remotely be called evidence. She
even cites William Tiller.
“Case studies” in this situation means anecdotes, and “case
studies demonstrating” reveals a pretty severe lack of understanding of what a
case study is and how evidence works.
Pierre Fontaine is related to Adams by being another
homeopath at the AutismOne 2011 edition, where he gave a presentation titled “Reversing
Autism with Classical Homeopathy: A Real Possibility.” What “real possibility”
is supposed to mean is open, but at least it doesn’t mean “likely to happen”.
Fontaine appears to be a figure of some prominence among homeopaths, in
particular for his miserable efforts to cure children of autism through
homeopathy.
Diagnosis: Best illustrated by Dara O’Briain’s discussion of
homeopathy here.
My ASD son has made huge gains with homeopathy. I am very grateful for it.
ReplyDeleteMa'am, do you even know what homeopathic "medecine" even is? I highly doubt that it had any impact on your son's progress.
DeleteAlso, as someone with a spectrum disorder that's managed to lead a relatively normal life thanks to actual medecine and counseling, I kindly invite you to eat a bag of ducks for subjecting your poor son to quackery.
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