Advanced Treatments for Autism and Strategies for Non-Responders

Power Point Presentation By: Dr. Rossignol

Dr. Rossignol will discuss advanced treatments for autism, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), IV therapeutics (including chelation and glutathione/NAC), anti-inflammatory medications, IVIG, high-dose antioxidant therapy, and advanced laboratory testing. He will also review approaches and strategies for children who are slow to respond to treatment or are non-responders, including the management of subclinical seizures, the glutamate/GABA brain ratio, brain autoimmunity findings, and chronic GI Clostridia.

Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Simplified Approach by Daniel Rossignol, MD, & Richard Frye, MD, PhD

Mitochondrial Dysfunction and Autism Spectrum Disorders: A Simplified Approach by Daniel Rossignol, MD, FAAFP, and Richard Frye, MD, PhD
(c) 2011 Autism Science Digest(R)

Autism and the Military Family by Lisa Rupe

Autism and the Military Family by Lisa Rupe
(c) The Autism File 2009

Sauna Detox using Far-Infrared Therapy, by Bob Morgan

There are many valuable therapeutic affects from using saunas.
They can be categorized as:
 

 

Know What Treatments Work and How To Get Them To Work Even Better.

Power Point Presentation By: James Neubrander, MD/

The basis for helping children with autism move closer to recovery requires the combined
approaches of education and biomedicine. Based on physician and parent surveys,
when variables and confounding factors are held constant, certain therapies have
been shown to have greater or lesser frequencies of response. The responses to some
therapies are more global in nature than are others.

2007-08-14 10:00:00 Teri Arranga

Exciting new information site from Dr. Bradstreet!

Visit www.drbradstreet.org for exciting and practical information about stem cells, hyperbaric oxygen, and more!

Surviving Biomedical Therapies without Breaking the Bank

Juggling diets, supplements, IV treatments, IVIG, educational therapies and the rest of life is taxing under the best of circumstances and particularly difficult on a budget. Dr. Brown will provide tips and approaches for choosing which battles to fight and which can be postponed, as well as tips for recognizing which battles are bigger than the both of you and will require experienced assistance.

Gregory L. Brown, MD, MD

regory L. Brown MD is a Board Certified Internist with 18 years experience in Emergency Medicine. He has received Practitioner and Advanced Practitioner training from “Defeat Autism Now” as well as ACAM instruction and certification in chelation therapy and certification in hyperbaric medicine from UHMS. He currently serves as Medical Director of the ARCH Medical Center in Franklin, Wisconsin, a practice dedicated to the medical treatment of children with autism spectrum disorders.

Sonja Hintz, RN

Is a registered nurse and the mother of a seventeen-year-old son, Alexander, who no longer has autism. Through the use of therapeutic dietary intervention, biomedical treatments and other therapies, Alex has made a recovery. Sonja currently provides biomedical treatments at Serenity Health Care Center in Waukesha, WI. Sonja and Alex are also coauthors of a chapter in Vaccine Epidemic. She has been using functional medicine to improve the lives of her patients for 15 years serenityhealthcarecenter.com