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Now, Simple My Lock is the CEO of Theoretical Neuroscience Research, Associate Editor-in-Chief of the Neuroinflammation section of SI and SI Digital. He's a board certified clinical nutritionist.
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He's the creator and editor of the Blowback Wellness Report. He's the author of multiple books and scientific papers and has taught and has presented his views on social health and political
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He's written a number of books in addition to scientific papers and has newsletter which are listed here, liver cure natural solutions, natural strategies for cancer patients, Dr Boyer's
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prescriptions for natural health, excitotoxins which we will talk about today.
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and cellular and molecular biology of autism spectrum disorders, again another subject for today. And a book on the chain of Irish Florida's The Truth, which he co-authored with Dr. Owseman. He
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Along with Dr. Blalock, as Dr. Owseman is the creator and founder of CEO of SNI and SNI Digital, former professor at universities in Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, and UCLA, former head of
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neurosurgery at UC, Henry Ford Health Systems, and UIC Chicago. He's a futurist, entrepreneur, and health care consultant. SNI Digital,
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innovations in learning, a new video journal, all video wisdom. It's his interactive with discussion with James Aliceman as its editor-in-chief. In association with SNI surgical neurology
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international and internet journal with Nancy Epstein as its editor-in-chief. I'm pleased to present another in the special series of Blaylock short reports made for podcasts. And the title of this
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short report is Autism Spectrum Disorders. Tylenol and vaccines, this causes. Presented by Russell or Blaylock. Okay, so now we're starting another Dr. Blaylock's reports. Basically for our
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friends who are on
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SNI digital, these are shorter reports. And on podcasts, this is the third one we've done here And
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we've introduced Russell in the first one and went into some background on, nutrition, vitamins, and pre - and post-operative care in the second one, and and and now we're going to talk about a
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disease that Russell's had a lot to do with her a very long time. It's over 20 years and it's now just emerged into the public interest and it's autism spectrum disorder and thank Bobby Kennedy for
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that Because he's calling attention to it. We have a couple of videos at least two videos on SI digital of Russell going into a discussion of autism autistic spectrum autism spectra spectrum
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disorders and So we'll start out. I'll have Russia Russell
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Give us a brief description of what it is what the children are like and Kind of a quick summary of what he thinks going on. And the key question here, Russell, is they're looking into the cause of
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it because the rate of increase is so alarming that they think that this is related to something going on in the environment and so forth in this society, you'll answer that.
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And the first thing they've come up with is Tylenol, which has been in all the papers, and the manufacturer has reacted as you'd expect defensively. So, why don't you just take them all quickly
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and just for everybody who doesn't know what's in a, what's autism spectrum disorders? It's a combination of a lot of things, but why don't you start do that? And then briefly what your hypothesis
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is going on and we'll talk about Tylenol that works, it gets into the details, okay? Well, you're often spectrum disorders, what it says is spectrum of disorders. Some are severe, some are mild,
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some are somewhere in between. And it's a mild development of the brain, abnormal physiology of the brain. So the child's brain is not working properly. What the mothers have noticed is that the
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child was developing perfectly normal and they got the childhood vaccine, they reacted very poorly and they quit communicating. And they noticed the child changed completely, they could not
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communicate with them
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any longer. Their language deteriorated. And they started doing things like flapping their hands and walking on their toes and banging their head in the wall. And so they knew they were abnormal.
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Well, if they wait and they're older, they're 15 years old, they're still having these behaviors And they've even found it 40 years old, in front of them. The child was born in autism. When
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they're age 40, they still have these problems, and so it's an ongoing mild development of the brain.
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Well, what I did is I looked at what is responsible for development of the brain, and I found that where the microglial plays a huge role, and the secretion of gluten mate, which is time to arise
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and fall with a
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gluten mate, right after
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the child is born. If you interfere with that, the brain is malformed.
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And what we've shown, what dug out through the literature, was that with the vaccination, the microglial activated, and the brain is that normally formed. If no longer arrives and fall of the
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glitter might, it just arrives. And so, even if you do this after birth, they have the problem. Well, recently we found out Well, it's not just vaccination, but if the child is exposed to
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things like Tylenol, pesticides, herbicides, and particularly Roundup, glyphosate,
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they also have an abnormality that looks like autism, autism function before. Fluoride, fluoride combines with aluminum, and they have the same thing, they have an abnormality
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So what I did recently was an article explaining the mechanism that explains how vaccines are causing this, which I just call immuno-excitotoxicity. And I looked up recently, I wrote a book excited
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about excitotoxins, who tasted killed. And in there, about four times, I mentioned that probably autism was being caused by abnormalities in glutamate or burn. That was 31 years ago.
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Since then, I wrote a number of articles that go back as much as 21 years ago, explaining the mechanism, highest activating microglia, what that means, what it does to the brain during formation,
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and so gradually, the things I mentioned have been proven as true. When I was in microglial activation, there was a study done at Johns Hopkins, the Department of Neuroinflammation, and they
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looked at the autistic brains of people from age six years until they were age 40. They examined the brain. They saw exactly what I explained. Microglial activation extensively in the brain, the
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most affected part of the brain was a cerebellum. It had the highest microglial activation.
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I tried to get people, and I talked to several people at meetings to do microglial activation scan. Finally, somebody did it. It shows that the microglia are extensively activated, even look like
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in the brain of an Alzheimer's patient. And then they measure the glutamate level into the spinal fluid in the brain and in the blood, and it was elevated, just like I said 31 years ago.
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So they're still claiming, well, we don't have a mechanism We don't have to know how, I said, well, I told you 31 years ago, at least 21 years ago. And in the last year, I told you again, the
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exact mechanism, how it's causing them. Now, as far as time no goes, we know that Tylenol is not as safe as it's being a professed. Even in the dose that's recommended, it can cause severe
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depletion
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of glutathione in the cell.
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Well, glutathione is one of the major protectants of the cell. It protects the cell against toxic metals, against free radical. It is a very, very important protectant, and it protects brain
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cell.
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Tylenol lowers it, even in the dose that's recommended, and in a higher dose, it can cause liver failure. It is the most common cause for liver transplantation, the most common cause for liver
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failure And yet, these people saying, how could that be connected with the autism? Well, here you take Tylenol during the brain formation, the gluteal in the brain falls so it's much more
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susceptible to this process I describe immuno-excited toxicity, which is a combination of immune activation and excited toxicity occurring at the same time. So we have a very good mechanism,
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explained why it's occurring, how it's occurring, And yet everybody's looking at TikTok are some of the nonsense listening to the government. And then they recently looked at the recommendations by
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the maker of Tylenol, who years ago, more than women, don't take this when you're pregnant.
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And they're sick. It's an absurdity that you're doing something and you're risking your child's brain development for life
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Most of them don't grow out of it. They're affected for a lifetime. I have some mothers whose child is in their 30th and they're severely impaired. And it's sad. I've been to meetings where I'm
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just surrounded by these autistic patients and their mothers and fathers. It's terribly upsetting, it's sad. And yet we have the pharmaceutical companies, the micros of vaccines. denying it all
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and wanna keep doing it.
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So now, but children can develop the
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disease after birth, isn't that correct? Yeah,
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the brain, a lot of it forms during the last trimester and the first two years after birth, 90 of your brain fullness. So a great deal of it is occurring after birth It is the brain continues to
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form
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most of it up into age two, but it's continuing to form parts of the brain up to age 27, particularly in the front lobs. So requiring all these vaccines, these kids going to college, going to
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high school,
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going to Grammar schools, you're affecting these particular parts of the brain you have a lot to do with
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the mentation, cognition, critical thinking, because of front lobes.
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And this turns out to be an inflammatory reaction, right? Excited by a toxin, in this case, the vaccine is the toxin, right? And then it's followed by an excitatory reaction, right? Right,
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what was discovered is that if you stimulate the immune system
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peripherally, there was in the body like a vaccine, it immediately, within a minute, activates the microbriod in the brain Even a minor infection. Normally, as an infection is cured, it
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switches back.
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But if you give a vaccine, it continues to be activated for decades.
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And that's what they totally know her. And I've been, I don't know how many meetings speaking about autism. And even the people on our side, I've had trouble with getting them to understand it.
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and look at this record. They're still saying the same thing. We can't plan what's going on. So your term immuno-excital toxicity basically captures all of the things that are happened when too
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much of
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these toxins are in the cell or too much trauma is happening like in a brain of a fighter or a football player and the brain begins to overreact and you get toxic substance that are released that are
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damaging to the neurostructures True.. Yeah, the microblion and the brain's a creed. Side of cons, which are inflammatory, spirit inflammatory, and it's a creed hollow that was a good roommate
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at the same time. And then if you had glutamate to the diet with the bad food, you're just only making it worse and so forth Okay, so now you've explained why. we're Tylenol. Where does it get
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into the system? And how does it just an excitatory toxin? Is that what it is? Well, not the polymer, but it's depleting glutathione. Oh, it's depleting glutathione. It protects the cell.
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It's depleting the
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Asian and the cell, the protection glutathione, right? Right. And so them and they're just exposed to an ear infection or a protein infection. Oh, okay. Then they get the immuno-excitatoxicity,
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which is enhanced by the Tylenol. Right. Because they don't care. I got it. Okay. Okay. So that's now anything else about the Tylenol, about immuno-excitatoxicity, and about autism spectrum
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disorders. And I think the one thing we were going to say is that not only have you studied this, but you studied Parkinson's disease. Alzheimer's, dementia, ALS, MS.
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And these are diseases that have similar activation of this immuno-excitotoxic reaction. You want to explain a little bit about that? So it's not just one disease. It's a disease of the nervous
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system and it's reaction and protection. You want to explain that? And firstly, every neurodegenerative disease in the brain is immunorexital toxin. I looked at Parkinson's disease and I wrote an
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extensive article on it and many of the researchers are saying, well, there's no question it is immunorexital toxin. I explain how it goes through the nerves by smelling anything that has a
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nano-size aluminum in it or a toxin that's going to activate the molecular I showed it
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proud how much it was really. The same thing as that. My career activated. This is pretty inclusive, mate, and inflammatory side of town. And I shared it for all the other, like ALS. I worked
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with one of the top researchers in the world for ALS. And we shared a podium, and I asked him, I said, How many of these ALS spinal cords do you see microgural activation? He said, Everyone. So,
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we're beginning to see that it is the basis of virtually every neurodegenerative disease that has been described. Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS,
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and any neurodegenerative disease you describe, it seems to be the basic process that's occurring.
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And one of the first papers you wrote on this subject
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I know what would you and Joe Morone were interested in. He was asked to find out why football players wind up getting Parkinson's disease. How did it happen? How does it happen? 'Cause you guys
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wrote a paper about that. Well, what the question was is news media was a buzz with it was
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CTE, chronic and traumatic encephalitis
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of the encephalitis. And they didn't know what caused it And Boston University had the biggest collection of brains from football players and the hockey players and stuff. And they couldn't explain
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it. So I got with Maroon and I said, I have an idea of what's causing it. Would you like to be a co-author on the paper? And he said, Yes, 'cause he's just in the brain from. And so I worked
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this out as what's causing it. That it's triggering in your excited toxicity Every time that football player is associated with alcohol, smoking, infections, more trauma, it gets worse. So they
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eventually get demented to the point that they have a severe neurodegenerative process going on in the brain. And so we wrote that in your journal. And now even the Boston group has admitted where
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they seem to be right, you know, that we're,
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it's the explanation of why that's causing it. And so the basis is immunoexcited with toxicity, right? Right, and these patients have an high incidence of Parkinson's disease and Alzheimer's. Now
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we know why.
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Okay, and you can certain, for instance, can a football player take some of these antioxidants and will that help him or he's just going to stop football play?
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Well, he's got to stop his head drawing. But we have found that there are many things that reduce microglial activation, for instance, a lot of the bionyms and flavonoids. And we found
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that other things you do, like omega-3 fatty acids, also reduce inflammation and reduce excitator toxicity. So yeah, there are things that nutritionally you can do to help guard it, yes, this
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progression of CTE.
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So now we're getting back almost calling full circle to when we started, and you started down this pathway to understanding the biochemistry of neurological diseases and diseases. And it got you
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into realizing the importance of various kinds of nutrients and various metals and and also some antioxidants. And then this is when you develop the idea of immuno-exciter toxicity. And this article
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on head drama only coalesced all this into one because it was repeated injury with repeated immuno-exciter toxicity and degeneration into people who developed the degenerative disease or Parkinson's
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disease, correct? Yeah, and what we discovered, what others said, was that there's enhancement of the immune reaction with each injury. So that if you're having, at least people were having 20,
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30 concussion. And if you do that repeatedly, the microglia overreact, it's increased much higher levels of glutamate and inflammatory cytokine. Same day with vaccination If you give vaccine in a
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series. closely together, the microglial will gradually increase its destructive nature of immuno-excited toxicity, and so that's what I'm trying to emphasize to people. The way you're giving the
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vaccine, you're maximizing immuno-excited toxicity.
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So it becomes a lonely time
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to be ahead of your time and to propose various things that you see that are going on, and people don't recognize it or accept it, and it usually takes a long time for that to happen. In order to
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do that, they've got to read and be interested and so forth and so on, and if they make their job dependent upon doing what the hospital wants, they're going to be threatened and intimidated and
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not going to be able to do it, and that's going on too. We know that. We know some physicians who I had their licenses taken away because they tried to follow what they believed was correct and so
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forth. Okay. I think we covered a lot of ground here today. I hope it's been useful for the people on SI Digital and the people on podcasts. Let us know. You can write me at James Ospen at Maccom
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if you've got any comments,
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questions or whatever it is about things you'd like to see us talk about, if you enjoyed it and so forth. Let us know I just want to thank you again for a terrific set of presentations here and an
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insight into really what it's like to be on the ground ahead of all these things and the frustrations and the rewards you get out of it. I'm sure the rewards are seeing people who have been like the
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football players, helped by at least discovering what's going on. I hope this happens with autism spectrum disorders. Okay? I was for them. It's not for the academians that are resisting it and
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the people are resisting it even on our side, it's for the victims. Right, right, that's what this is all for. Okay Russell, thank you very much. So I really appreciate it. Thank you, Jim. I
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