Environmental Toxins
Emerging research continues to support a relationship between toxic chemicals in our environment and the development of autism as a result of tissue injury. This series of presentations provides insights about exposures from a variety of sources, including the environment and vaccines.
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- Learning from a Whole Body Systems Approach to Autism
Martha Herbert, MD, PhD (Alexandria 2007)
- Introductory Remarks: Historical Perspectives on the Molecular Basis of Autism. Basics of Transmethylation and Oxidant Stress
Jon Pangborn, PhD, CNN (Anaheim 2007)
- Detoxification Strategies and Individualizing Chelation Protocols
Anju Usman, MD (Anaheim 2007) - Reversing Autism - Balancing the Biochemistry through Chelation, Detoxification, and Nutritional Therapy
Andrew Levinson, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Biomedical Individuality and Effective Treatment Strategies using the DAN! Approach
Anju Usman, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Results of DSMA Treatment Study
James Adams, PhD (Anaheim 2007) - Evaluating and Reducing Toxic Load
John Green, MD & Stuart Freedenfeld, MD (Anaheim 2007) - Oxidative Stress and the Metabolic Pathway of autism
Jill James, Ph.D.(Alexandria 2007) - D4 Dopamine Receptors and Methionine Synthase in the Human Cortex: Partners in Evolution and Autism
Dick Deth, Ph.D (Alexandria 2007). - Porphyrinuria in Childhood Autistic Disorder: Implications for Environmental Toxicity
Robert Nataf, Ph.D. (Alexandria 2007) - The Enviornmental Aspects of Autism
William Rea, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Autism is Treatable: Scientific Plausibility
Martha Herbert, MD, PhD (Seattle 2006) - Environmental Toxins and the Increased Incidence in Autism
Michael Wagnitz (Milwaukee 2006)
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