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26/03/2008
Two children find help from Autism with Essential Oils
Dear Nancy:
I am writing to you to keep you apprised on how well Megan is doing since I introduced essential oils. As you know, Megan is 13 years old and was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 2.5. Megan didn’t speak. She wanted to be left alone in her own world. I tried everything. Megan started having seizures 6 months ago and was placed on antiepileptic medication. About 1 month ago, a very good friend of mine told me about essential oils. She told me to contact you to discuss Megan. I started Megan on the oils you suggested to me. I introduced the oils very slowly. I now have a daughter who wants to be with people. She is even playing baseball. I have her doing her share of chores around the house. I wouldn’t have believed this could happen if I didn’t see it for myself.
This is the regimen I am doing:
Lavender on bottom of feet and diffusing at night.
Peppermint on abdomen during meals
Brain Power over amygdula tid (three times a day)
Clarity on forehead and diffusing while studying
DiGize on abdomen when eating (instead of peppermint)
Peace and Calming on feet and diffuse at bedtime. This I alternate with Lavender
I still have a few more to initiate: Chelex and Juva Cleanse.
Thank you so much for all your help,
Lucy Delfini, R.N.
Lucy then began the Chelex and Juva Cleanse regime starting very slowly. After 2 weeks Lucy reported that for the first time since early childhood Megan has begun requesting protein, vegetables and fruits. I visited Lucy and Megan about 2 months after and Megan held a conversation with me. She didn’t rock, made eye contact and spoke of the music she likes.
Nancy Weber
2. I met Christopher about two years ago, he was 11 years of age. His parents were hoping for help. Christopher was diagnosed autistic at approximately 18 months of age. His parents have devoted themselves to helping him, learning as so many do, nutritional information, therapies of all sorts and of course daily loving devotion. When Christopher walked into my home he made no eye contact and like most autistically diagnosed folks, no physical contact. He sat in my office next to his mother and was able to occasionally give a response when she asked him a question several times.
When they left I could see his mother and father clung to the hope that I knew what I was doing when I suggested:
1 drop of Brain Power daily under his tongue
1 drop of Peace & Calming smeared on the bottom of his feet every night before bedtime and diffused when he was home in whatever room he was in. Also to put it on cotton balls and put in the vent of the dashboard when driving with him.
1 drop of Lavender before he studies, smeared on his wrist pulses
1 drop of Clarity before studies and/ or any time twice a day.
3 drops of Oregano, Basil, Juniper, Thyme, and Cypress on his spine from low back to neck every 3-4 days.
Six months went by before I saw them again. I opened the door and Christopher looked directly at me and said, “Nancy, I saw you on TV and now we can see each other in person.” “Yes.” At that moment he touched me. I hugged him and he hugged me!!! We walked hand in hand to my office. His mother spoke, “We noticed gradual changes within weeks. Two months after starting his teacher called to ask what we were doing. He had made more progress than ever and they were thrilled and amazed at his rapid progression.”
We continued to discuss while Christopher was actively participating and being like most 12 year olds - bored with two adults. He smiled appropriately, he was helpful and answered questions and we didn’t have to gain his attention, he was present. When they left, Christopher this time initiated the hug, and we walked out together. He said, “Goodbye Nancy.” I still have a wonderful tear of joy every time I think of that visit.
Christopher, last I heard, continues to progress. He always makes eye contact, and has consistently become comfortable with contact between himself and others.
April 11th, 2008 at 10:58 am
Hope for Autistic Children
As you know, Megan is 13 years old and was diagnosed with Autism at the age of 2.5. Megan didnt speak. She wanted to be left alone in her own world. I tried everything. Megan started having seizures 6 months ago and was placed on antiepileptic medicati…