Re: [AUTISM-FBI] A Guide to Biomedical Interventions Conference

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Subj:[AUTISM-FBI] A Guide to Biomedical Interventions Conference

Date:10/21/03 3:45:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: akvsg4asd@... (Marla Jo Green)

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Understanding the Biology of Autism and Related Disorders:

A Guide to Biomedical Interventions

Saturday February 28th, 2004

Pittsburgh, PA

Northway Christian Community Church - Auditorium

12121 Highway Wexford, PA 15090

Confirmed speakers include: Jerry Kartzinel, MD, Jeff Bradstreet, MD, Hicks, MD, Jane El-Dahr, MD, Wakefield, MD, Betsy Prohaska

Presented by physicians and health care professionals treating over 5,000 children within the autism spectrum using biomedical interventions.

These speakers represent the absolute best physicians and health care professionals in the field of biomedical treatments for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). They have a combined total of 5,000 patient's (children with ASD) successfully under going treatment under their direct supervision.

Registration Fee: (includes lunch) Parents $75, Professionsal $95. After 1/1/04 fee will increase. Online registration available soon!

Topics to be covered include: An Introduction to the Defeat Autism Now! (DAN!) Protocol, Integrative Medicine for ASD, The Immune System and Autism, TTFD, Glutathione and Methyl B12, The Role of the Gut in Autism; Nutrition, Allergies and Autism; Safe Vaccinations; Impaired Heavy Metal Excretion Capabilities, Getting started on the DAN! Protocol: Testing, Supplements and Dietary Interventions, Incorporating the DAN! Protocol into Your Practice, Faith, Healing and Medicine.

A discussion session at the end of the conference will give participants time to ask questions to the panel. 75% of the speakers at this conference are parents of children with ASD.

While there is still no known cure for autism, there is mounting evidence to suggest that intensive behavioral therapies when combined with biomedical interventions offer an integrative approach to improving the well-being of children within the autism spectrum. Tens of thousands of families worldwide have implemented the DAN! Protocol for their child with good success. This is your chance to learn more.

For more information, please go to http://www.fightingautism.org/index.php