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Fecal Transplants and Autism Therapies

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 29, 2017

Simply put, fecal transplant therapy involves taking stool from a healthy person, and transferring it into another individual’s intestines, via colonoscopy, gastric tubes, and now in pill form. The procedure was first documented more than 60 years ago.

Susceptibility Factors for Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 22, 2017

To the extent that research identifies supplements, medications, procedures and interventions, by altering suspect behaviors, we are encouraging ASD prevention.

Good Doctors for Autism and ADHD

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 15, 2017

Adequate observation by the treating physician goes a long way to a better outcome. Remember, if you’ve seen one child with autism… Personnel trained to recognize ASD may not necessarily consider metabolic or gastrointestinal conditions, so collaboration with the doctor is paramount.

ADHD Medication Guide

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 8, 2017

To assist parents as they consider the important decision of whether to administer ADHD medications to their children, here is a useful list to improve understanding and address frequent concerns. It is presented in decreasing order of potency and side effects.

TheAutismDoctor’s Top Stories

by Dr. Brian Udell | Dec 30, 2016

I produce this blogpost to learn, teach, offer a middle-ground, and to blow off steam about the medical care offered to patients with autism and ADHD. This synopsis represents a year-end opportunity to cover the polarized world of autism diagnosis and treatment.