Autism / Autism Spectrum Support Group
Autism is classified as a neurodevelopmental disorder which manifests itself in markedly abnormal social interaction, communication ability, patterns of interests, and patterns of behavior. Although the specific etiology of autism is unknown, many researchers suspect that autism results from genetically mediated vulnerabilities to environmental triggers.
I gave Harrison his first b12 injection last night. He was already asleep, and he barely stirred when I did it. I just wiped his left "cheek" with an alcohol swab, stuck him, and it was done, just like that. It was very easy.
Sunday is when I start flushing yeast with Nystatin. That should be interesting!
Sunday is when I start flushing yeast with Nystatin. That should be interesting!
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I wish only the best for you. I'm glad that the "stick" went so well. Keep me posted, ok.
sambod
jordan, i'm very interested to see the results. my son , when he was younger and we lived in kentucky was on antibiotic after antibiotic every month at least two. i'm very interested in the nystantin
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Jordan -- who prescribed the Methyl B12? Just a question, we can't find a doc here in New York (that we can get in to see) that is very interested or willing to try more biomedical approaches. I am interested in hearing how this works out for your son. Keep us posted.
jordanc
Japscott, where exactly in New York do you live? I just looked at the Autism Research Institute's DAN! doctor listing, and there are many in New York. Two names jumped out at me, just because I've heard about them in books that either they've written or had been written about them. One is Dr. Kenneth Bock, and he practices out of Rhinebeck. The other is Dr. Sidney Baker who practices out of Sag Harbor. There are many other DAN! doctors in New York. If you go to www.autism.com, you will find a tab on the left to click on for "Defeat Autism Now!" where you can make your way to the directory of doctors who use the DAN! protocol. Be prepared to call a few because there are sometimes waiting lists.
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