Genetics

Question: Greetings Dr Luc. I have read with interest what you say about
autism not being possible in a family that is NOT 'syphillic' in terms of
miasms, and that it may be more difficult to recover/cure a child when both
parents may be of this nature. Can I ask you your opinion on the following
regarding our genetic 'gift' to our child who has autism? - I worry we have
made it particularly difficult for him - 1. his father had alcoholism,
depression and has bipolar disorder. He also had a nervous breakfdown in his
30's - he was violent. He has now left us. 2. I suffer from arthritis,
hypothyroidism, and suffered from severe depression as a teenager. 3. both of
his paternal grandparents were alcoholics and violent. 4. his paternal aunt
died of complications from Multiple Sclerosis in her 30's. 5. his paternal
cousins both have life limiting muscular dystrophy., 6. his maternal
grandfather was an alcoholic, violent and destroyed his own family. My son is
incredibly loving, desirous of life and gentle, But his largest observable
difficulty right now is his hyperactivity, he cannot sit still. Is this a
picture you have seen before and if so, is there something in particular we
should do to help? thank you!

Answer: Indeed your son has a very heavy genetic burden but especially on his
father's side where you can see it was transferred from generation to
generation. Since he is a boy he has received more from your side which is a
bit more protective since you have a mixed sycosis-syphilitic picture which
is reflected by the fact that he has hyperactivity (sycosis). You are not
telling us how old he is but I would advise you to treat him before puberty
as some of the syphilitic miasm might become "alive" and more destructive
symptoms will show. Both of you (not to mention the father especially) could
greatly benefit from good miasmatic homeopathic therapy as your son has a
chance to stop the transmission to his children if treated effectively.
Wish you all the best
Drluc