The story goes when my brother was born he didn't cry but looked around inspecting his new environment. As an adult with mental health issues it was decided that he was undiagnosed Asperger's. I recall my late father voicing concerns that swaddling him as an infant may have caused his problems. It may have been that he could have had far greater problems had he not been swaddled. Who knows? Its all fascinating. Horses have so much to teach us. I handle my mentally ill brother like I would a challenging horse, keeping calm and avoiding emotional responses whatever he throws at me. Also, if I have something wrong with me, if I'm out of kilter, I believe my horse and I mirror each other. My problem is her problem and vice versa so we work together to cure it. Horses are wonderful and bring us closer to God. We just have to listen.
Racing and breeding of horses are both disgustingand abusive to horses! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
i think it's very simplistic to equate dummy foal / newborn horse syndrome to autism in humans. if *only* it were that easy to treat and for the human child to move on from it.
Intereesting. Temple Grandin , an autistic savant, wrote that she felt better when pressed in the sort of cage that detains and hugs closely cows while they are given their immunization shots.
Few among us can appreciate how life-changing these breakthroughs can be. Miracles DO Happen. My grandson was born with autism. He wasn't expected to reach more than a sixth grade level. My daughter sold her house so he could enroll in a group called "Brain Balance". This group was formed over a decade ago to help kids with these types of obstacles to their future. Treatment was a lot more time consuming and sometimes a bit complicated, but the results were apparent within the first week. Not only did he start laughing out loud and understanding simple things like JOKES, he started MAKING Them UP. He is active in Boy Scouts, ROTC, now learning to drive, earning B averages in all regular classes in high school and looking forward to tech school and becoming anything he wants to be when he graduates.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Wishing you and your grandson lots of luck and sending you love. Hope he acclimates well and becomes a well-adjusted young man in the future. Goodluck.
I remember that place. I had 9 days of "intro to horse riding" there as a child. Did not like it at all. Who the hell gives a retired old show pony to the tallest child in the group who was clearly displaying anger issues??
Ok, but let's think about how this problem is perpetuated and potentially caused by humans. Keeping horses in unnatural conditions, fed loads of concentrated/refined foods, not allowing the mother to wean her foal when she knows it'a time, selectively breeding for only one or two particular traits, not allowing the mother and her incredible instincts to decide the fate of the foal, not allowing natural herd interactions and the list goes on.....
Foals in the wild are sometimes abandoned, and sometimes killed by the stallion. Maybe that’s why. Dams don’t decide to wean their foals at only six months of age, that’s a human decision and the horses aren’t usually happy about it. About a year is a better time, and you’ll sometimes see near 2 year olds nursing from their dams. As for breeding, Scythian horsemen really knew how to do it properly, and kept the gene pool broad, whereas now it is dangerously narrow.
@@susantunbridge4612 You and the OP are both completely right! The closer to nature things can possibly be, the better for the horses' health, in every way.
Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
They race them a couple of years and if they don't win, they send them to be sold for whatever. How many do they really care what happens to them? This is because I like horses.
Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
@@cattymajiv all of what you said! It’s so sad. Also the fact that so many are dumped for slaughter, usually secretly, not to be advertised to the public by the feed lots. Or they are sold into the Amish which essentially means they have the same eventual fate of slaughter or at least enter the pipeline and hope a rescue picks them up. It’s tragic what our equine go through every day
Absolutely incredible! What's amazing too is that many autistic children love compression and compression therapy when they are distressed. Amazing work!
Mr Madigan , I,m a cattle & sheep breeder in England , & I am fortunate to have a young Romanian lady vet who has told me to carry out this procedure on what we call a " dozy calf" ( one that won,t suck his mother cow ) once I have studied your video , & possibly a few others , to get the rope positions right , I,ll let you know what happened . I,ve battled with & usually won many of these over my proffessional career , by manually feeding them , but if I can do this it is a far better solution . Thanks .
thanks to Temple Grandin even ADHD in humans can be treated this way. so lovely to see pressure in good use where it comes to treating our spirit-selves
@@yisraelforeman9824 No. Like many other species, horses are prey animals, and as such their instincts tell them that any kind of confinement is to be feared. Their main defence from all perils is to run, and anything that prevents their ability to run scares them. What is the main feature of a horse? Especially a foal? It's LEGS of course!
I liken this to the use of open type car seats n\for human babies most of the time vs mothers who use slings and snugglies squeezed against the mother's body. I wish that would be studied for a link to autism
I read about this in an Equus article. What is absolutely astonishing to me is that Madigan got the idea of lack of consciousness from a vet convention about lambs, and how the sheep protect them in utero at slaughterhouses by basically maintaining them unconscious as a way to avoid stressing them because of the environment. Yikes, it's making me reconsider to eat lamb :( it's such a sad reason why the sheep are overproducing a certain hormone (and when they don't, they get injected) to keep their fetuses out of neurological harm's way.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Are you saying that sheep are born and raised in slaughterhouses? I know that here, sheep are born in a barn, or outside, then raised mainly outside, and pregnant sheep are never in a slaughterhouse.. What were pregnant ewes doing in a slaughterhouse environment?
Goldenhawk583 What do you think "Lamb" is? I don't know what you mean by "'here' sheep are raised outside." If you live in North or South Americas, and get lamb from a store, it is factory farm/slaughterhouse raised lamb. Just because you don't have to see it, doesn't mean it is not real. I'm sure most people would rather think that lamb is raised in lovely meadows with its mother. The profiteers prefer you think that too. But it is not true.
What you do is you put the mirror out in the pasture and let her do her own thing don't be like people in the hospital let the animals do their own thing.
It's possible that the meds you may have provided the mare caused the problem as they are notorious for side effects. Then you need to add more meds to treat the side effects which create more side effects, but that's what modern medicine profits from.
You have such a great environment so much information from great vets like Bob Bowker, and so much land, but still putting metal on your horses' hoofs.
My horse needs shoes on his front feet as he has suffered through many bouts of laminitis. I have a good farrier but metal shoes have been the answer for some time now (with the addition of plastic interiors). I spare no money in making him comfortable.
Almost seems like you could design a device that simulates the birth canal. It could have a feature to it that tightens and squeezes around the foal like those massage chairs we have that tighten around our ankles and legs. Have someone on one end to pass the foal through and someone on the other end pulling the feet and send it through slowly while the device pressure grips around the foals body to simulate the pressure of going through the birth canal. The pads could be heated and have an outer covering of removable plastic or silicone that you could put a lubrication on to make it possible to pull the foal through while the pressure was on. It could be more effective than a rope. Its worth mentioning to veterinary medicine and device design engineers.
@@annamorgan9069 Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
@@annamorgan9069 There are responsible breeders, but that amount of foals for horses who can live around 20 years... A lot of them are going to end up in bad homes, neglected, or even slaughtered because there's not enough demand to justify this much breeding. It's inhumane. And due to the intensity of racing, a lot of horses retire young. They're not all cut out for it. Thoroughbreds are also slightly discriminated against as a breed, said to be "crazy". Most of them are just stressed and haven't been trained in a way that listens to their wants and needs. Plus the gag bits, elevator bits, etc etc, that cause immense amounts of discomfort and pain.
I may "lease" a teenage horse that is pretty much neglected by her owner and sometimes I'm afraid he may be a little... special.... and I love him no matter how annoying he is and I am really hoping that if he were to have someone who actually took care of him he might just become a great horse.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
I do not understand this link to Autism at all. Autism is caused by the brain developing differently in the fetus and has nothing to do with birth or C-sections. Our genes are what mainly trigger Autism. And we can have it av various degrees. The rates of Autism are the same in countries that use C-sections and countries that mainly use normal births. The thing that has changed is that more are diagnosed now due to better understanding.
@@cattymajiv Autism is highly hereditary, therefore genetic. Autism runs in families and there are over 800 known genes related to autism. I am no expert on biology, but I am pretty sure the brain starts development when we are fetuses. Autism is also a spectrum disorder, meaning we range from functional individuals capable of living independent lives like the vast majority of people, to people who need 24/7 care. Also I prefer the word Trait instead of "symptom". We are people, not a disease.
I need more info on the wrap that you used on this foal. Some sort of drawing or diagram. I have heard it described but haven't been able to track it down for my clients.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Interesting. I saw, a few years back, a documentary by an autistic adult who, when she feels especially frightened, or maladjusted, or disconnected from socialization, has made herself something that is similar to the machine that they put cows into in order for them to get branded and/or vaccinated, and when she crawls into that pressure machine (sort of like this harness) and stays there for a bit, her symptoms go away. I've also seen dogs who calm down and become much more socialized when a 'squeeze' harness is used in stressful situations, so perhaps there's something to this?
I know her! She's the woman who developed a humane way of raising and slaughtering chickens, cows, and pigs. I don't like to think of the slaughtering as humane, but she developed a quick and painless way of getting the food on our plate. She also keeps horses, dogs, and cats out of slaughterhouses.
'Newborn horse syndrome' has absolutely NO link to childhood autism. The people who believe there ARE said links, these people are condescending the people that actually do have autism.
You want that to be behavioral, not something caused by a malfunction. Foals like this often don't know how to eat, and act lethargic. Waiting it out for ten days can rob that foal of first milk colostrum. That's not normal and very unhealthy. Horses raised near humans properly won't act out just because they were hyper as babies. That's behavior and good training. Not this.
Since Temple Grandin (possible spelling error) explained about the squeeze process to help with autism, it is highly possible that cesarean birth, or "quick" birth might be the autism connection. But, what about those that get the vaccines and then change, rapidly to being autistic? The squeeze might trigger the "relaxation" reflex, causing the autism symptoms to back off for a while. The "thunder jackets" seem to help a lot of dogs ,, maybe why people need hugs more often than they get them!!!!??? wow, hugs are pseudo tranquilizers? And if you stretch it a little further, straight jackets for the mentally ill, might have more to them than just preventing self damage? wow
+bonnie448 the fact that you still believe vaccinnes cause autism is proof that you are dumb as shit and that everything that comes out your brain is wrong. That guy hs already been proved to be discreddited and YOU are the reason for causing children to get ill and die from unnecessry illnesses. Though to be honest by the end of your comment im not entirely sure if you are serious or not.
The story goes when my brother was born he didn't cry but looked around inspecting his new environment. As an adult with mental health issues it was decided that he was undiagnosed Asperger's. I recall my late father voicing concerns that swaddling him as an infant may have caused his problems. It may have been that he could have had far greater problems had he not been swaddled. Who knows? Its all fascinating. Horses have so much to teach us. I handle my mentally ill brother like I would a challenging horse, keeping calm and avoiding emotional responses whatever he throws at me. Also, if I have something wrong with me, if I'm out of kilter, I believe my horse and I mirror each other. My problem is her problem and vice versa so we work together to cure it. Horses are wonderful and bring us closer to God. We just have to listen.
and what happens to the horses when they can't race anymore?
Absolutely astonishing, totally safe, inexpensive. Sort of like a miracle. Wouldn't it be great if it worked for autistic kids.
I swear every week everyone's on about something new that "causes autism", im autistic myself and it's insulting
Terrible condition...70-80 foals...the rest go to slaughter disgusting
Racing and breeding of horses are both disgustingand abusive to horses! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
i think it's very simplistic to equate dummy foal / newborn horse syndrome to autism in humans. if *only* it were that easy to treat and for the human child to move on from it.
If they. Are about the horses so much then they need to clean up that nasty barn that the horses are in!
+britchickify what is important is the beds are clean .
It's peeling paint? Besides that the stalls look well bedded, with straw and had adequate water
That is a run down looking facility...
Intereesting. Temple Grandin , an autistic savant, wrote that she felt better when pressed in the sort of cage that detains and hugs closely cows while they are given their immunization shots.
This is a gift a true gift to help babies, how fantastic!
Few among us can appreciate how life-changing these breakthroughs can be. Miracles DO Happen.
My grandson was born with autism. He wasn't expected to reach more than a sixth grade level. My daughter sold her house so he could enroll in a group called "Brain Balance". This group was formed over a decade ago to help kids with these types of obstacles to their future. Treatment was a lot more time consuming and sometimes a bit complicated, but the results were apparent within the first week. Not only did he start laughing out loud and understanding simple things like JOKES, he started MAKING Them UP.
He is active in Boy Scouts, ROTC, now learning to drive, earning B averages in all regular classes in high school
and looking forward to tech school and becoming anything he wants to be when he graduates.
Thats amazing and so exciting for your family! ❤❤
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Wishing you and your grandson lots of luck and sending you love. Hope he acclimates well and becomes a well-adjusted young man in the future. Goodluck.
lol u said among us
Is your grandson a horse?
What horrible looking stables!!!!!!!!
I remember that place. I had 9 days of "intro to horse riding" there as a child. Did not like it at all. Who the hell gives a retired old show pony to the tallest child in the group who was clearly displaying anger issues??
0:07 that goat is an absolute unit
Ok, but let's think about how this problem is perpetuated and potentially caused by humans. Keeping horses in unnatural conditions, fed loads of concentrated/refined foods, not allowing the mother to wean her foal when she knows it'a time, selectively breeding for only one or two particular traits, not allowing the mother and her incredible instincts to decide the fate of the foal, not allowing natural herd interactions and the list goes on.....
Foals in the wild are sometimes abandoned, and sometimes killed by the stallion. Maybe that’s why. Dams don’t decide to wean their foals at only six months of age, that’s a human decision and the horses aren’t usually happy about it. About a year is a better time, and you’ll sometimes see near 2 year olds nursing from their dams. As for breeding, Scythian horsemen really knew how to do it properly, and kept the gene pool broad, whereas now it is dangerously narrow.
@@susantunbridge4612 You and the OP are both completely right! The closer to nature things can possibly be, the better for the horses' health, in every way.
WOW.... keep up the fantastic work ❤
God said you become what you declare with the tongue.
Everything about this video is absolutely wonderful!Greetings from the UK.😊
That goat eat entirely too much macaroni and cheese
No it's probably just so traumatizing they snap out of it...the rest of theses horses are probably
Y just sold for slaughter ugh disgusting
Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
70 - 80 foals a year. How many of those foals that don't race successfully end up in cans?
Not alot since ethe majority end up.going on to be brilliant companions or riding horses
@@louisejane8049 If that were true every kiddie in the US would have a pony in the backyard.
@@elizabethblackwell5702 im not talking about the hole that is the us
@@louisejane8049 Grow up.
This horse is just lik eme
They race them a couple of years and if they don't win, they send them to be sold for whatever. How many do they really care what happens to them? This is because I like horses.
Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
@@cattymajiv all of what you said! It’s so sad. Also the fact that so many are dumped for slaughter, usually secretly, not to be advertised to the public by the feed lots. Or they are sold into the Amish which essentially means they have the same eventual fate of slaughter or at least enter the pipeline and hope a rescue picks them up. It’s tragic what our equine go through every day
horse's produce milk?
Absolutely incredible! What's amazing too is that many autistic children love compression and compression therapy when they are distressed.
Amazing work!
Yes! Temple Grandin talks about this.
Mr Madigan , I,m a cattle & sheep breeder in England , & I am fortunate to have a young Romanian lady vet who has told me to carry out this procedure on what we call a " dozy calf" ( one that won,t suck his mother cow ) once I have studied your video , & possibly a few others , to get the rope positions right , I,ll let you know what happened . I,ve battled with & usually won many of these over my proffessional career , by manually feeding them , but if I can do this it is a far better solution . Thanks .
The whole "squeezing" thing reminds me of the story of Temple Grandin's life.
True, I just finished watching the movie in my agriculture class
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+Fantasy Female リーア トニー I was about to make the same comment. Interesting connection.
HorseFuzzy Lol. It's destiny XD
Are they more donkey than horse?
thanks to Temple Grandin even ADHD in humans can be treated this way. so lovely to see pressure in good use where it comes to treating our spirit-selves
I'm wondering about the wisdom of swadling human infants for so long in the hospitals. Could this be causing autism?
have you ever thought that a foal wants to be squeezed
Yes, it's one way they know they're loved like any child of any species.
@@yisraelforeman9824 No. Like many other species, horses are prey animals, and as such their instincts tell them that any kind of confinement is to be feared. Their main defence from all perils is to run, and anything that prevents their ability to run scares them. What is the main feature of a horse? Especially a foal? It's LEGS of course!
Her stable is so unclean
I liken this to the use of open type car seats n\for human babies most of the time vs mothers who use slings and snugglies squeezed against the mother's body. I wish that would be studied for a link to autism
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I read about this in an Equus article. What is absolutely astonishing to me is that Madigan got the idea of lack of consciousness from a vet convention about lambs, and how the sheep protect them in utero at slaughterhouses by basically maintaining them unconscious as a way to avoid stressing them because of the environment. Yikes, it's making me reconsider to eat lamb :( it's such a sad reason why the sheep are overproducing a certain hormone (and when they don't, they get injected) to keep their fetuses out of neurological harm's way.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Yeah stop eating babies took this long for that huh?
Ok what the hell did this have to do with horses
Are you saying that sheep are born and raised in slaughterhouses? I know that here, sheep are born in a barn, or outside, then raised mainly outside, and pregnant sheep are never in a slaughterhouse.. What were pregnant ewes doing in a slaughterhouse environment?
Goldenhawk583 What do you think "Lamb" is? I don't know what you mean by "'here' sheep are raised outside." If you live in North or South Americas, and get lamb from a store, it is factory farm/slaughterhouse raised lamb. Just because you don't have to see it, doesn't mean it is not real. I'm sure most people would rather think that lamb is raised in lovely meadows with its mother. The profiteers prefer you think that too. But it is not true.
What you do is you put the mirror out in the pasture and let her do her own thing don't be like people in the hospital let the animals do their own thing.
Amazing
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It's possible that the meds you may have provided the mare caused the problem as they are notorious for side effects. Then you need to add more meds to treat the side effects which create more side effects, but that's what modern medicine profits from.
But like they said in the video - dummy foals and other livestock have had this phenomenon known for 100 years.
sounds like quackery to me
U squeeze a living thing heck its gonna jump like its life depended on it
Bajoterra
This is a clever therapy. The foal appears to be cured. But why still the long face?
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You have such a great environment so much information from great vets like Bob Bowker, and so much land, but still putting metal on your horses' hoofs.
My horse needs shoes on his front feet as he has suffered through many bouts of laminitis. I have a good farrier but metal shoes have been the answer for some time now (with the addition of plastic interiors). I spare no money in making him comfortable.
Reminds me of Temple Grandin and her approach to herself!
Almost seems like you could design a device that simulates the birth canal. It could have a feature to it that tightens and squeezes around the foal like those massage chairs we have that tighten around our ankles and legs. Have someone on one end to pass the foal through and someone on the other end pulling the feet and send it through slowly while the device pressure grips around the foals body to simulate the pressure of going through the birth canal. The pads could be heated and have an outer covering of removable plastic or silicone that you could put a lubrication on to make it possible to pull the foal through while the pressure was on. It could be more effective than a rope. Its worth mentioning to veterinary medicine and device design engineers.
A device like an aneroid blood pressure cuff you find at the doctors, only bigger.
That sounds very complicated when the video clearly shows a simple rope does the trick...🤔
This is wonderful, but seriously; how does one deal with over 50 goals a year! It can't end well for all of them.
The racing game is inhumane. It's all about the money of course, no matter how much the breeders profess their love of the animals.
@@annamorgan9069 Absolutely right! All of the super abusive horse disciplines claim to love their horses, and to do their utmost to be kind to them, but that's a lie. Racing, all forms of rodeo, barrel racing etc, Big Lick, Dressage, and jumping can be abusive, and usually are VERY abusive! Thank you for raising that point. We need to call it out at every chance we get! ❤
@@annamorgan9069 There are responsible breeders, but that amount of foals for horses who can live around 20 years... A lot of them are going to end up in bad homes, neglected, or even slaughtered because there's not enough demand to justify this much breeding. It's inhumane. And due to the intensity of racing, a lot of horses retire young. They're not all cut out for it. Thoroughbreds are also slightly discriminated against as a breed, said to be "crazy". Most of them are just stressed and haven't been trained in a way that listens to their wants and needs. Plus the gag bits, elevator bits, etc etc, that cause immense amounts of discomfort and pain.
That guy has a weird face.
+Playful Fruit _ That's all you got from this video????
Things at the nano level behave a lot differently than at the level we know. If it works, it works.
I may "lease" a teenage horse that is pretty much neglected by her owner and sometimes I'm afraid he may be a little... special.... and I love him no matter how annoying he is and I am really hoping that if he were to have someone who actually took care of him he might just become a great horse.
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
Good for you! You are probably right! Maybe you will be able to buy him in time, and not only have a great horse, but save him from an abusive owner!
Where can I get this harness?..I'd like to have one on hand..
that foal is frickin cute
No you people need to leave them alone let the mares be mothers stop stepping she needs to teach her baby to be horse smh do what horse do
That guy looks suspicious. Someone from the south like suspicious looking.
Human to Horse whispering!
What's the thing around their necks?!🤔
The horses are so skinny...
Makes sense to me. Think about the C-section babies. They don’t get squeezed. Very interesting.
I do not understand this link to Autism at all. Autism is caused by the brain developing differently in the fetus and has nothing to do with birth or C-sections.
Our genes are what mainly trigger Autism. And we can have it av various degrees.
The rates of Autism are the same in countries that use C-sections and countries that mainly use normal births.
The thing that has changed is that more are diagnosed now due to better understanding.
My sister and I were both c sectioned but I was the only one diagnosed with autism.
Nah, Autism is genetic and develops way before birth.
@@Ozzianman It's symptoms usually develope well AFTER birth.
@@cattymajiv
Autism is highly hereditary, therefore genetic. Autism runs in families and there are over 800 known genes related to autism. I am no expert on biology, but I am pretty sure the brain starts development when we are fetuses.
Autism is also a spectrum disorder, meaning we range from functional individuals capable of living independent lives like the vast majority of people, to people who need 24/7 care.
Also I prefer the word Trait instead of "symptom". We are people, not a disease.
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I need more info on the wrap that you used on this foal. Some sort of drawing or diagram. I have heard it described but haven't been able to track it down for my clients.
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Way to go guys! Keep up the great work!
With the gradual using of dr Oyalo herbal recommendation for autism, whom I met on TH-cam, my son is totally free from Autism with his speech cleared and behavior ok as he now respond to orders and act right. Thank you doc Oyalo for your help.
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Interesting. I saw, a few years back, a documentary by an autistic adult who, when she feels especially frightened, or maladjusted, or disconnected from socialization, has made herself something that is similar to the machine that they put cows into in order for them to get branded and/or vaccinated, and when she crawls into that pressure machine (sort of like this harness) and stays there for a bit, her symptoms go away. I've also seen dogs who calm down and become much more socialized when a 'squeeze' harness is used in stressful situations, so perhaps there's something to this?
+swordnquilstarskgrem Temple Grandin!!!
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I know her! She's the woman who developed a humane way of raising and slaughtering chickens, cows, and pigs. I don't like to think of the slaughtering as humane, but she developed a quick and painless way of getting the food on our plate. She also keeps horses, dogs, and cats out of slaughterhouses.
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Orisa is looking good these days
FERMATE QUESTO PAZZZO!!!!!!!!!!!
i need that goat
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Ma come si fa???? Sta stringendo corda talmente stretta che il torace ' COMPRESSO!!!!! MALTRATTAMENTI O NO!?!?!?!?!
what did you name the foal
'Newborn horse syndrome' has absolutely NO link to childhood autism. The people who believe there ARE said links, these people are condescending the people that actually do have autism.
@solitudeguatd5688 you are mistaken. Look up Temple Grandin!
@@SusanLynn656 you’re ridiculously misinformed and uneducated.
poor baby horse
Name the foal RuffinTwo360
Wow, good work! Go UC Davis!
Beautiful foul and beautiful mama horse🐴🐎
It's spelt foal
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@@breyergal6208 To the nitpicker, it's spelled "spelled", not "spelt".
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Wouldn’t it be better if a foal wasn’t afraid of people and create better riding horses that one kick or bite
You want that to be behavioral, not something caused by a malfunction. Foals like this often don't know how to eat, and act lethargic. Waiting it out for ten days can rob that foal of first milk colostrum. That's not normal and very unhealthy.
Horses raised near humans properly won't act out just because they were hyper as babies. That's behavior and good training. Not this.
Since Temple Grandin (possible spelling error) explained about the squeeze process to help with autism, it is highly possible that cesarean birth, or "quick" birth might be the autism connection. But, what about those that get the vaccines and then change, rapidly to being autistic? The squeeze might trigger the "relaxation" reflex, causing the autism symptoms to back off for a while. The "thunder jackets" seem to help a lot of dogs ,, maybe why people need hugs more often than they get them!!!!??? wow, hugs are pseudo tranquilizers? And if you stretch it a little further, straight jackets for the mentally ill, might have more to them than just preventing self damage? wow
+bonnie448 the fact that you still believe vaccinnes cause autism is proof that you are dumb as shit and that everything that comes out your brain is wrong. That guy hs already been proved to be discreddited and YOU are the reason for causing children to get ill and die from unnecessry illnesses. Though to be honest by the end of your comment im not entirely sure if you are serious or not.
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THAT IS AMAZING ,SO GLAD THEY FOUND A WAY TO HELP THE LITTLE BABIES.
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0:06 Aww! The goat is going to be a mother goat!
I know
@Johnson Fallone huh?
Some goats are just fat like that, no baby.
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is horrible in this equestrian center
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Intriguing to the nines.
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