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Posted by Fiona Oleary: You Tube Video
You Tube video of broadcast
Fiona Oleary
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBA8cVjrcS8&feature=youtu.be
Here it is but sound not great as I copied from tv !
Here it is but sound not great as I copied from tv !
Thursday 7 August 2014
Update from this mornings coverage
Miracle Mineral Solution, or MMS, is outlawed in the US, Canada and the UK, where it has been described as "an industrial strength bleach" that can cause "life-threatening reactions", but recently we have learnt that this solution is on sale as a cure for autism in Ireland.
Joining us to discuss the dangers of this is Child Law practitioner, Catherine Ghent & founder of FASI "Female Aspergers/Autism Support Ireland", and mother of two autistic children, Fiona O'Leary. https://www.facebook.com/
Will get segment and interview to update and post when available.
Wednesday 6 August 2014
Fiona O' Leary will be on Morning Ireland with Catherine Ghent TV3 @ 8.30am tomorrow morning
Fiona
O' Leary ( facebook profile: https://www.facebook.com/fiona.oleary.5?ref=ts&fref=ts and image: - https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204674809378028&set=a.1647246228914.160201.1469686336&type=1&theater) brave lady who speaks on our behalf will be on Morning Ireland
with Catherine Ghent TV3 @ 8.30am tomorrow morning (6th August 2014 CCE). Tune in while they
expose CD&MMS!!
Ireland AM from: - http://www.tv3.ie/ireland_am.php and https://twitter.com/IrelandAMTV3
Information courtesy of: -
https://www.facebook.com/AutisticsandAspiesAgainstCDautismandMMS/info
We want to end ableist violence and oppose parental child abuse which CDAutism advocates.
This kind of pseudo-science and quackery is dangerous to children and those in a vulnerable position. Please support us by sharing and liking our page.
For more info message or email us @ againstcdmms@gmail.com
Ireland AM from: - http://www.tv3.ie/ireland_am.php and https://twitter.com/IrelandAMTV3
Information courtesy of: -
https://www.facebook.com/AutisticsandAspiesAgainstCDautismandMMS/info
About
This is a protest page set up against CDAutism and MMS. It is to raise awareness of the abuse of autisic children.
Description
As
autistic activists we are appalled to learn of this treatment of
children in the name of a "cure" for autism. Autism is classified as a
neurodevelopmental /neurological condition there is no remission or cure
although some activists are against pathologising autism. It is not a
mental illness but the two can co-exist. We want to end ableist violence and oppose parental child abuse which CDAutism advocates.
This kind of pseudo-science and quackery is dangerous to children and those in a vulnerable position. Please support us by sharing and liking our page.
For more info message or email us @ againstcdmms@gmail.com
Sunday 3 August 2014
Article The Sunday Times (London, Irish Edition 03/08/2014 CCE) Bleach sold as cure for autism
I go around with T-shirt - one bought for every member of the family they read "Autism Rocks"! Coverage today in the London Sunday Times (Irish edition), page 1 and 2: Irish health, department and chemical health and safety all confirm CDS, MMS is toxic, and NOT allowed in Ireland. People selling it will be prosecuted and anyone having used it should seek immediate medical intervention.
Considering the work in contacting HPRA, H&SA, HSE, HIQA and Ministers since before Genesis 2 brought this quackery to our attention: -
Information: -
The article was written by Justine McCarthy, Senior Writer in the Business section of the Dublin edition for the (London) The Sunday Times of London (Dublin Edition) [ justine.mccarthy@sunday-times.ie, https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=139093067&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=Oqjn&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=tarId%3A1407142565368%2Ctas%3AJustine%20McCarthy%2Cidx%3A1-2-2 ]
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Article The Sunday Times (London, Irish Edition 03/08/2014 CCE) ( http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/ireland/Business/article1442424.ece ) "
Fiona Oleary shared her status update.
17 hrs
.
Fiona Oleary
our article in sunday times tomorrow!
Print
THE Department of Health has warned that the sale of Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS), a bleach sold as a cure for autism, is illegal. It has advised anyone experiencing side- effects from it to go to a doctor.
The warning follows a letter from Barnardos Ireland chief executive Fergus Finlay to Kathleen Lynch, the disability minister, describing MMS as “a dangerous form of quackery which, in essence, entails aspects of child abuse”.
MMS is sodium chlorite mixed with lime juice. It is outlawed in the US, Canada and the UK, where it has been described as “an industrial strength bleach” that can cause “life-threatening reactions”. It is not approved as a medicine in Ireland.
The Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA), formerly the Irish Medicines Board, is investigating a dental clinic in the west of Ireland for selling the substance, and an individual who has allegedly been manufacturing it for sale.
The HPRA advises people “not to take this product, as its safety has not been independently verified by a competent authority for medicines”.
Medical professionals say there is no cure for autism, a neurological condition affecting social interaction and communication skills. A number of deaths connected to MMS have been reported in America.
MMS is being promoted by the Genesis II Church, a self-styled healing mission with headquarters in the Dominican Republic. Founded by Jim Humble, an American who calls himself an archbishop, Genesis II claims MMS can cure cancer, malaria, HIV, autism, heart disease and diabetes. It held a seminar in Monkstown, south Dublin, last month, charging attendees €295.
“You don’t drink bleach, you clean the toilet with it, but parents are being told their children’s autism is caused by worms and if they drink this it will get rid of them,” said Fiona O’Leary, a west Cork mother of two children with autism.
“I look at this as a human-rights issue. My kids aren’t ill. They’re different, but they’re not sick. There are parents making their children drink this every day. They’re advised the best way to administer it is by enema to hit the colon where the worms are living.”
O’Leary said she was offered MMS by a Galway-based supplier at €30 a bottle, and that the supplier offered to give a presentation to parents of autistic children for €200.
Finlay wrote to Lynch on July 14 saying: “The MMS product is a form of bleach, which is toxic. Its adherents even claim that the side effects of the toxicity are evidence that the treatment is working. They appear to believe that autism is caused by parasites and that this bleach can eradicate them.
“I am told that there are several practitioners of this dangerous method already in Ireland and that Irish parents, many of whom would, as you know, be vulnerable to claims of this sort, are being encouraged to give this poison to their children.”
The Department of Health said Miracle Mineral Solution is not authorised as a medicine for sale or supply in Ireland. “The supply of unauthorised products in Ireland is a very serious matter,” it said. “
The HPRA has confirmed that it is actively following up on this issue as a matter of urgency. The authority said it welcomes the receipt of any further information concerning the promotion and supply of the unauthorised product.
“The HPRA continues to advise consumers not to take this product as its safety and efficacy has not been independently verified by a competent authority for medicines (such as the HPRA).
“Consumers experiencing side effects thought to be associated with MMS are advised to consult a healthcare professional.”
"
https://www.facebook.com/galwayautismpartnership/photos/pcb.792866947411619/792866830744964/?type=1, https://scontent-a-mxp.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/t1.0-9/1907770_792866874078293_8738568806248450241_n.jpg and https://scontent-a-mxp.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xaf1/v/t1.0-9/1901252_792866927411621_8436909397415526475_n.jpg?oh=da5477ee35dc7d6fffdf0429256e19e2&oe=54593646
Considering the work in contacting HPRA, H&SA, HSE, HIQA and Ministers since before Genesis 2 brought this quackery to our attention: -
Information: -
The article was written by Justine McCarthy, Senior Writer in the Business section of the Dublin edition for the (London) The Sunday Times of London (Dublin Edition) [ justine.mccarthy@sunday-times.ie, https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=139093067&authType=NAME_SEARCH&authToken=Oqjn&locale=en_US&trk=tyah&trkInfo=tarId%3A1407142565368%2Ctas%3AJustine%20McCarthy%2Cidx%3A1-2-2 ]
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Article The Sunday Times (London, Irish Edition 03/08/2014 CCE) ( http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/ireland/Business/article1442424.ece ) "
Fiona Oleary shared her status update.
17 hrs
.
Fiona Oleary
our article in sunday times tomorrow!
Bleach sold as cure for autism
Justine McCarthy Published: 3 August 2014
Comment (undefined)THE Department of Health has warned that the sale of Miracle Mineral Solution (MMS), a bleach sold as a cure for autism, is illegal. It has advised anyone experiencing side- effects from it to go to a doctor.
The warning follows a letter from Barnardos Ireland chief executive Fergus Finlay to Kathleen Lynch, the disability minister, describing MMS as “a dangerous form of quackery which, in essence, entails aspects of child abuse”.
MMS is sodium chlorite mixed with lime juice. It is outlawed in the US, Canada and the UK, where it has been described as “an industrial strength bleach” that can cause “life-threatening reactions”. It is not approved as a medicine in Ireland.
The Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA), formerly the Irish Medicines Board, is investigating a dental clinic in the west of Ireland for selling the substance, and an individual who has allegedly been manufacturing it for sale.
The HPRA advises people “not to take this product, as its safety has not been independently verified by a competent authority for medicines”.
Medical professionals say there is no cure for autism, a neurological condition affecting social interaction and communication skills. A number of deaths connected to MMS have been reported in America.
MMS is being promoted by the Genesis II Church, a self-styled healing mission with headquarters in the Dominican Republic. Founded by Jim Humble, an American who calls himself an archbishop, Genesis II claims MMS can cure cancer, malaria, HIV, autism, heart disease and diabetes. It held a seminar in Monkstown, south Dublin, last month, charging attendees €295.
“You don’t drink bleach, you clean the toilet with it, but parents are being told their children’s autism is caused by worms and if they drink this it will get rid of them,” said Fiona O’Leary, a west Cork mother of two children with autism.
“I look at this as a human-rights issue. My kids aren’t ill. They’re different, but they’re not sick. There are parents making their children drink this every day. They’re advised the best way to administer it is by enema to hit the colon where the worms are living.”
O’Leary said she was offered MMS by a Galway-based supplier at €30 a bottle, and that the supplier offered to give a presentation to parents of autistic children for €200.
Finlay wrote to Lynch on July 14 saying: “The MMS product is a form of bleach, which is toxic. Its adherents even claim that the side effects of the toxicity are evidence that the treatment is working. They appear to believe that autism is caused by parasites and that this bleach can eradicate them.
“I am told that there are several practitioners of this dangerous method already in Ireland and that Irish parents, many of whom would, as you know, be vulnerable to claims of this sort, are being encouraged to give this poison to their children.”
The Department of Health said Miracle Mineral Solution is not authorised as a medicine for sale or supply in Ireland. “The supply of unauthorised products in Ireland is a very serious matter,” it said. “
The HPRA has confirmed that it is actively following up on this issue as a matter of urgency. The authority said it welcomes the receipt of any further information concerning the promotion and supply of the unauthorised product.
“The HPRA continues to advise consumers not to take this product as its safety and efficacy has not been independently verified by a competent authority for medicines (such as the HPRA).
“Consumers experiencing side effects thought to be associated with MMS are advised to consult a healthcare professional.”
"
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