Twins!
Question:
Dr. Luc, in an answer to another question, you wrote, "Usually emotions
during intra uterine period are far more important. " Help me understand
how one twin is ASD and one is not when they both experienced the same
emotions during their intra uterine period. I am trying to wrap my mind around this idea. Thanks so much for your blog.
Answer:
Indeed an excellent question. Don't forget there are two factors
involved here. One is the trigger (emotion) which obviously is the same for
both children in this case but the other and very important factor is the
genetic terrain or what we call miasm. If both parents have a DIFFERENT
miasmatic background (which obviously is often the case) then one of the
twins will have a different predominant miasm than the other. Only the one
that has inherited the syphilitic miasm from one of the parents (while the
other parent has a predominant psoric or sycotic miasm) will be at risk for
ASD, not the other one. So it takes both factors: the trigger and the
terrain, the latter which can be different for both twins. Allopathy still
has to discover this but they are not even at the point that they think that
intra uterine emotions are carried over to the fetus. Of course in some
years we will see a million dollar study that will exactly say that.
Warm regards
Dr luc
