Question:
I've been reading Amy Lansksy book, Impossible Cure, about her son'srecovery from autism via homeopathy. A great book for me as someonereturning to homeopathic treatment, very supportive. I was wonderingif a homeopathic remedy had been made from the type of silicone used inbreast implants? Has it been proved, and if so, what are some of thesymptoms that were discovered in the proving?

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I stumbled upon Amy Lansky's website while researching treatments for my ownson's autistic symptoms. We had seen dramatic improvements in my son afterbeginning homeopathic treatments with a gifted, classical homeopath and Iwas researching to learn more. Though I had been researching since we beganour journey to cure our son for a little over a year, I had not yet beenable to find any concrete information regarding the practice of homeopathy -how it worked, why it worked, etc. - in straightforward, interesting, andapplicable terms. Lansky's book, Impossible Cure, fills this void.

Although we had little experience with "alternative" medicine and none withhomeopathy, we were willing to try anything to halt the headbanging,stimming, and unsettling behavior my then 18 month old son repeated dayafter day. We saw almost immediate improvement with the first dose ofremedy. In the past year and a half my son has gone from a toddler who didnot speak, play, or interact much to a happy, sweet, loving, typical 32month old who by all means is normal - talks, laughs, plays, and tests outat or above his age on all developmental tests. People meeting him for thefirst time can not believe he was ever on the spectrum. While we have donemany interventions on behalf of our son, it is clear to us through ourdocumentation that homeopathy has had one of the most dramatic impacts.

Lansky's book played a pivotal role in my son's continuing success. Althoughhomeopathy had dramatic results for my son very quickly, I wanted evenfaster results. I read the book at a time when I was losing patience andready to give up on the homeopathy and move on to more dramatic treatments.The Impossible Cure helped me understand the history of homeopathy, how aremedy is created, why it works, and reinforced its legitimacy as a proventreatment option. Of the many medical texts, personal accounts, and researchI have read in the past year, this book stands out as integral to my son'srecovery.Impossible Cure is not a "treating autism" book but rather a comprehensiveyet quick-read guide to understanding the "science" of homeopathy. I highlyrecommend it to anyone looking for validation and explanation of thismiraculous treatment option.