Dr Maria Cronyn ND
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About Me
I have worked with children's behavior disorders since med school 14 yrs ago. I am continually amazed at how Homeopathy can transform a child so quickly. "Ritalin Free Kids" was one of my first inspirations, and the lectures I attended it my Naturopathic school were outstanding. Dr Doris Rapp was an inspiration for me because she was from Buffalo, and was a rebel in the field a medicine. She still is an inspiration and now we are able to work together.
The Western New York and Southern Ontario region is tremendously underserved in many areas of medicine. I wanted to dedicate myself to the region and provide as much cutting edge treatment as possible to the area. Filling the need for services for Autism is not easy. It is illegal in New York to run certain tests, like hair analysis and stool analysis. Many conservative MD's don't support my profession which is floundering in its efforts for licensure. So Ontario became my alternate office. It is a samll border town, more under served even than Buffalo is. There are parents who have absolutely no idea there is treatment for their child! I want them to find me!!
Have recently completed a study of ten autistic children, which will be published shortly. Have been an advocate of Environmental Medicine and Allergies and the work of Dr. Doris Rapp
Medicine is my motivation.
Practicing is my motivation.
I absolutely love what I do and I want to do until I leave this earth.
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