“Anti-Parasitic drug that reverses autism why wouldn’t they want you to know about it?” – Whatfinger News' Choice Clips
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“Anti-Parasitic drug that reverses autism why wouldn’t they want you to know about it?”

  • Suramin, the drug discussed in the X post, has been used for over 100 years to treat African sleeping sickness due to its antiparasitic properties. [Source: “100 Years of Suramin” by Allie Winder, Dennis Hauber, Pascal Mäser]
  • In 2017, Dr. Robert Naviaux conducted a small clinical trial at UC San Diego where a single low dose of suramin was administered to five boys with autism, resulting in significant improvements in language, social interaction, and eye contact. [Source: “Century-Old Drug Tested in Boys with Autism” on YouTube]
  • The trial suggested that suramin could induce a “metabolic reset,” potentially reversing some symptoms of autism by addressing a treatable metabolic syndrome. [Source: Q&A with Dr. Robert Naviaux on Suramin Autism Clinical Trial on nofone.org]
  • Suramin is not patented and is provided for free by the World Health Organization in parts of Africa, which may explain the lack of funding for further studies in the U.S. [Source: X post by Johnny Midnight]
  • The cell danger response (CDR) theory, proposed by Dr. Naviaux, suggests that autism and other chronic diseases may result from a metabolic shutdown triggered by toxins, infections, or chronic stress, rather than being purely genetic. [Source: “Metabolic features of the cell danger response” on ScienceDirect]
  • Despite promising results, suramin is not approved by the FDA for use in the U.S., and access is limited to strict medical supervision through the CDC for parasitic diseases. [Source: Medscape on Suramin sodium dosing and indications]
  • Dr. Naviaux’s research has faced funding challenges, leading him to go $500,000 in debt to conduct the initial study, highlighting the difficulty in securing support for unconventional treatments. [Source: Q&A with Dr. Robert Naviaux on Suramin Autism Clinical Trial on nofone.org]

  • I don’t know if this is true or not but it wouldn’t surprise me if it was. Can you imagine being in a position to cure autism or any other disorder or disease and not only choosing not to but obstructing people’s access to the medication that will all for financial reasons? – Jackie
  • People get so pissed when you talk about their being a cure for autism.. It’s heavy metal toxicity.. and I’m sure numerous other things but a good detox and your kid will probably say some words. – KW

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