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Naturally Recovering Autism with Karen Thomas

Author: Karen Thomas, Founder, CEO

Inspiring parents with natural solutions to create the most fulfilling, healthy and productive life possible for their children with autism. Empowering Parents with the Resources to Naturally Recover Autism from a mom who has done it. Having once been told her son could not recover from his symptoms of autism Karen Thomas now shares what she has learned through over a decade of personal research and experience that has brought her own son to recovery. Her background as a Craniosacral Therapist allowed her the awareness that the brain could heal if given the right support. Learn how you can allow your child a clear path for a happier and more fulfilling life with improved communication, better sleep, improved social abilities, and overall improved health. Get your FREE GUIDE to the top 7 foods to eliminate from your child's diet for better sleep, calmer moods, improved focus and speech at, NaturallyRecoveringAutism.com /7foods For more resources go to, NaturallyRecoveringAutism.com
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When “Healthy” Foods Aren’t So Healthy: Thallium, Heavy Metals, Mycotoxins, and What to Do About It [Podcast Episode #234]
Episode 234
Wednesday, 26 November, 2025

Leafy greens, beans, and whole grains have long been celebrated as the heart of a clean, nutrient-rich diet. And yes — they can be incredibly nourishing. But there’s a side of the story most people simply never hear: how certain crops accumulate heavy metals, how common pantry staples can harbor mold and mycotoxins, and how all of this can overwhelm the body’s natural detox systems… especially in people with sensitivities or impaired detox pathways. Let’s pull back the curtain on the part that rarely gets talked about. Thallium in Leafy Greens: What Most People Don’t Know Some leafy greens — especially kale, chard, and mustard greens — are what botanists call “hyperaccumulators.” They’re very efficient at pulling minerals from the soil. The problem is that they don’t distinguish between minerals you want and metals you absolutely don’t. If the soil contains thallium or other heavy metals, those greens can soak it up. Thallium exposure has been associated with: Oxidative stress and mitochondrial dysfunction DNA strand breakage Neurological symptoms Mood changes This doesn’t mean kale “causes” depression or neurological issues. But for people already dealing with inflammation or impaired detoxification, thallium becomes one more burden the body has to manage. Why Children With Autism Can Be More Sensitive Many parents intuitively notice that their child on the spectrum is more sensitive to environmental triggers than other children — and there’s a reason this can happen. Many autistic individuals have variations in genes involved in detoxification and methylation, including MTHFR. These variations don’t mean anything is “wrong,” but they can slow or alter the way the body processes toxins. That means heavy metals, mold toxins, and chemical residues may: Build up more quickly Hit harder Stay in the system longer Interfere more with neurological and immune function For a child already dealing with sensory processing, gut challenges, or nervous system overload, these exposures can compound the stress on the body, sometimes showing up as sleep issues, irritability, mood changes, or behavioral shifts... Click Here or Click the link below for more details! https://naturallyrecoveringautism.com/234

 

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