Autism is Treatable!
Help Our Autism is Treatable Campaign
As you have read in the many media reports of the so-called "Autism Summit," (a meeting in Washington DC in late
November, 2003), the Federal Government and several multi-million dollar autism groups hope to be "finding effective drugs for the symptoms of autism" in 7 to 10 years.
NONSENSE! We need to tell them, and the media, and the tens of thousands of families of autistic children who don't know, that many effective treatments are available NOW. If your child has recovered from autism, or improved dramatically, and you would be willing to speak to the media about your child's recovery, YOUR HELP IS NEEDED. The Autism Research Institute has begun compiling an extensive list of families throughout the United States who are willing to talk to the media about their child's recovery. (read full letter and fill out form)
Forms and Evaluations | Recovered Children | The Biomedical Approach | Chelation | Diet
Educational Therapies | Supplements | Common Laboratory Tests | How to Respond to Critics
Family and Friends | Drugs
Forms and Evaluations
Treatment Effectiveness Survey
Recovered Children
- 'The October 2005 Recovered Autistic Children Event
Interviewer: Stan Kurtz, parent of a recovered autistic child (Long Beach 2005)
- Recovered Children Parent Forum
Parent Forum (Seattle 2006) - Children in Recovery Part I
Parent Panel (Seattle 2006) - Recovery: Going Home with a Plan for Using the Best that Defeat Autism Now! Offers
Jeff Bradstreet, MD (Seattle 2006)
The Biomedical Approach (back to top)
- The Journey To Recovery … Finding the Way
Anju I. Usman, MD (DC 2006) - An Introduction to the Defeat Autism Now! Methodology
Jon Pangborn, PhD (Seattle 2006) - Autism: Evidence it can be treated
Jeff Bradstreet, MD, FAAFP (Milwaukee 2006)
Chelation (back to top)
- The Basic Pharmacology of DMSA - DMPS and Ca-EDTA: Laboratory Evidence and Mechanisms of Action
David Quig, PhD (Seattle 2006)
- Detoxification Panel
Drs. Adams, Cave, Green, McCandless, Quig, and Usman (Seattle 2006)
- Detoxification Panel
McCandless- Quig- Cave- Green- Usman- Adams (Seattle 2006)
- Chelation Panel: Appropriate Tests for the Assessments of Toxic and Essential Element Status
David W. Quig, PhD (DC 2006)
Diets (back to top)
- The Gut, Brain, Diet Connection --The Specific Carbohydrate Diet
Elaine Gottschall, BA, MSc (Boston 2005) 
- Beginning and Advanced Dietary interventions For Autism
Lisa S. Lewis, PhD and Karyn Seroussi (Boston 2005) - Diet and Autism: The Gateway to Better Health
Maureen H. McDonnell, RN (Long Beach 2005) --> - Parent Panel - Part 1
Karyn Seroussi and Judy Gorman (Long Beach 2005) - What a Low Oxalate Diet Has Been Changing in Children with Autism
Susan Owens, MS (Seattle 2006) - Diet and Autism Panel: Alex's Story or Defeat Autism Now! = Diets are Non-Negotiable!
Judy Gorman (DC 2006) - Diet and Autism Panel: Dietary Intervention in the Treatment of Autism
Lisa Lewis, PhD (DC 2006) - Dietary Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorders
Lisa Lewis, PhD (Seattle 2006) - Diet Options for Autism
Maureen McDonnell, RN (Milwaukee 2006)
Educational Therapies (back to top)
Also see For Familes Living with Autism, Educational Therapies- ABA: One Piece of the Autism Puzzle
Doreen Granpeesheh, PhD (DC 2006) - Using ABA to Facilitate the Implementation of Biomedical Interventions
Doreen Granpeesheh, PhD (Seattle 2006)
Supplements (back to top)
- Nutritional Supplements for Children with Autism: Taking a Sensible Approach
Jerry Kartzinel, MD (Seattle 2006) - Fatty Acids and Autism
James Adams, PhD (Seattle 2006) - Omega-3s - An Update in Their Use in Autism and Other Neuropsychiatric Disorders
Andrew Stoll, MD (Boston 2005) - Using Vitamin B6 in Autism
Bernard Rimland, PhD & Jon Pangborn, PhD, CCN (Long Beach 2005) --> - Nutritional Approaches for Improving Autistic Traits - Supplements
Jon Pangborn, PhD, CCN (Milwaukee 2006)
Common Laboratory Tests (back to top)
- The Basic Pharmacology of DMSA - DMPS and Ca-EDTA: Laboratory Evidence and Mechanisms of Action
David Quig, PhD (Seattle 2006)
How to Respond to Critics (back to top)
Emerging research should convince critics:
Autism Advocate's Environmental Health and Autism Pages on ASA Website
Scientific Foundations
Scientific talks, presentations and panels featuring dramatically improved and recovered children are available online for free in the Dan Webcast section.
Other recommended links:
autismone.org/radio/
www.autism.tv
www.autismmedia.org/
Family and Friends (back to top)
Several parents have published brief, written accounts of their children's dramatic improvement and even recoveries and posted them for free online. Printing and sharing their stories may help your family better understand your efforts.
- Karyn Seroussi (updated 2006) We Rescued Our Child From Autism
- Edward Arranga: Autism Treatment and Recovery
- Christina Adams: More Than Enough I Can't See Anything Else
- Generation Rescue
- Recovered From Autism
- Treating Autism (Great Britian)
- Recovered Children Videos
Drugs (back to top)
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