Treatment for Autism
What's Happening
Autism is a complex behavioral and neurodevelopmental condition that affects 1 in 31 children in the US. Since 2000, autism prevalance has increased 384%.
Children with autism often exhibit gastrointestinal distress and are quite restrictive in their diets. The incidence of gastrointestinal symptoms in autistic children is four times higher than their neurotypical peers (1). Autistic children are unable to absorb, assimilate, and utilize nutrients from their food due to sensitivities and allergies to both their food and their environment.
Holistic Approach to Autism
Both NAET and homeopathy can clear these sensitivites and allergies which in turn allow the body to function again. Nutrient deficiencies as well as chronic low level inflammation vanish. In a 2005 study of NAET, 80% of the treated children had their autism diagnosis removed by their own individual doctors and neurologists (2).
My Approach to Autism
Almost all children with developmental issues have common allergies and sensitivites to everyday foods such as eggs, dairy, soy, wheat, nuts, yeast, spices, food preservatives and food colorings. Other materials that cause sensitivites in these children include pesticides, herbicides, perfumes, molds, pollens, bacteria, viruses, parasites, and much more. Through NAET we can identify and tailor a treatment plan to eliminate these allergies and sensitivites so that when a child comes into contact with these substances, they do not produce negative effects in the body. As we eliminate these through NAET, their developmental condition improves.
Working with Dr. Ana Jackson
I would love nothing more than to work with your child and help improve their quality of life. This is a journey that will require multiple visits. At each visit, we will be able to identify and densensitize the body to a particular food or material that your child is allergic to in their environment. Within 6 treatments, their symptoms will start to improve. The study referenced where 80% of children had their ASD diagnoses removed had children undergo 50 treatments over a period of one year: one treatment every week.
(1) McElhanon, B. O., McCracken, C., Karpen, S., & Sharp, W. G. (2014). “Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-analysis.” Pediatrics, 133(5), 872–883. DOI: 10.1542/peds.2013-3995.
(2) https://www.naet.com/media/776/autism-naet-full-study-imcj_10_5_teitelbaum-published.pdf