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The Autism Diet

The Autism Diet

by | Apr 24, 2016

It’s not proof that parents seek, it’s change in their child. When a Mom says that “After we started the diet, he seemed to wake up and words started coming,” anyone would stop and take note. To the conventional medical community, that is just another nut who probably doesn’t believe in vaccinations.

Vaccination Redux

Vaccination Redux

by | Apr 17, 2016

Regardless of the volume and frequency with which Jenny McCarthy, Robert De Niro or Dr. Udell voice the opinion that we are not against childhood inoculations, ‘anti-vaccination’ is usually the way that the information is characterized.

Echolalia in Autism

Echolalia in Autism

by | Apr 10, 2016

The core symptoms of autism include restricted interests and repetitive behaviors. Speech recurrence sometimes appears to represent those issues. Echolalia is not merely, “Not getting it.”

Neurodiversity and Autism

Neurodiversity and Autism

by | Apr 3, 2016

Calling the epidemic ‘Autism Spectrum Disorder’ is, paradoxically, both accurate and imprecise. It is valid to the extent that, given our present state of ignorance, there exists an array of individuals who fit a common diagnostic category. However, it comprises too many people with a myriad of conditions. Under the present state-of-the-art, there are those who are just, well, neuro-diverse!

The Life Span of Autism

The Life Span of Autism

by | Mar 27, 2016

Certain basic issues, such as improving the general health of those most affected with ASD, proper housing and nutrition shouldn’t require lots of resources to study and implement. Understanding epilepsy, seizure control and psychiatric care will, obviously, take more time.

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