Beth Lambert
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
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So, for instance, we have a couple of peer reviewed studies documenting cases of kids who have fully reversed their autism.
We have three kids who fully reversed their autism.
We've been documenting this phenomenon for over 20 years and people have been documenting even longer than that.
But nobody pays attention or listens until you say it's in the peer reviewed literature.
So actually running research and getting publications into the literature is very important to us because all of a sudden people stand up and they're like, wait a minute, this is a peer reviewed paper saying that autism is reversible.
I'm listening.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's really smart that you guys are doing that.
And so what is Documenting Hope?
So Documenting Hope is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.
We were founded to both educate parents and practitioners about the new childhood epidemics and the root causes contributing to these conditions.
But we are also dedicated to doing new research that nobody else will do.
I used to work in the pharmaceutical industry.
I worked for medical device companies.
And, you know, like I understand how much of our medical research is funded by the healthcare industry.
And nobody's going to fund the research on healthy food and sunlight and clean water and co-regulation of the nervous system.
Like, who's going to fund that stuff, right?
But it's so important.
And like I was saying before about Shinrin-yoku and how it required some Japanese scientists to study and measure the importance of forest bathing.
For people to take it seriously.
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