What you can see with bleach enemas is “ropes” of dead intestinal tissue sloughing off.  Because the bleach if course kills intestinal tissue.

That and they were receiving behavioral treatment, which the mother waves away as a possible reason for their improvement. Like, behavioral therapy improving behavior? Nonsense! It must be the bleach!

They are AMAZING. With us we only know my son is literate because sometimes he reads out TV captions. For his teacher he’ll write complete sentences. It’s a very special skill set and I’m always in awe.

The podcast Sawbones had a really good episode discussing the history of using bleach as medicine (spoiler alert: it’s not) and the MMS in particular. If this article grabbed your attention then I highly recommend listening to it to learn more.

I couldn't potty train my son, and on the first day of special needs PreK they had him trying the toilet. Special Ed teachers and OTs are wizards!

Calling child abuse “controversial” is part of the problem. Sympathetic media exposure like this is part of the reason why caregiver abuse is such a problem in disablity circles.

The term “rope worms” should be in quotations - it’s a made up term for something that doesn’t exist. There are tape worms, hook worms, thread worms, round worms, pin worms, and whip worms which cause intestinal parasitic infections in mammals, but no such thing as rope worms.

No, there was no expansion on the enemas. Which I’m grateful for, because just that one sentence made me queasy. The thought alone is seriously disturbing. It’s something out of American Horror Story (literally, throw back to AHS season 3). How anyone could do something like that to their own flesh and blood is beyond…

Also ... gee, why would spending hours every day in an enriched social environment with trained caregivers and a group of peers spur someone to communicate? It’s a mystery!

This isn’t a “controversial treatment.” There’s no reason to hypothesize that ingesting MMS would have any effect on autism, and there’s no evidence that it does have an effect (anecdotes are not data).

NOPE.

It enrages me that they think Autism is somehow so terrible that they need to wash and cleanse it away. I understand the behavioral issues that can arise in a child with these genetic illnesses. I have ADHD myself, but it’s the Inattentive type, so it didn’t include aggression. But you should be turning to psychiatric…

I remembered reading this horrifying article recently on MMS and so looked it up so I could link it. People have been hospitalized and died from this while this guy and his sons with his fake church have raked in hundreds of thousands of dollars. I can’t believe that it has taken this long for legal action to be…

No. Just fucking no.

[Humble] claims MMS is a cure-all

she responds, “[Why] would day service get him to start talking? It’s the MMS.”

Great article that I couldn’t even finish. As a physician and parent of a child with ASD, parents like these that subject their children to “treatments” like this just fill me with rage. I think of doing something like that to my own son and just want to cry.

This shit is absolutely disgusting. This is child abuse and it is disturbing that the police and CPS were not motivated enough to pursue what is best for Jeremy and Joshua. 

This is heartbreaking and terrifying. Those poor children, I hope they’re taken out of the care of their awful mother. Feeding them bleach, absolutely despicable.

She should be in prison for child abuse. Risperdal for autism really? Bleach?