September TACA Meeting

[Guest guest]

September TACA Meeting*

Date: Saturday, September 17th

Time: 2:00 - 4:00 PM

Location: 's Creek United Methodist Church

11180 Medlock Bridge Rd, s Creek, GA 30097

Topic: Remarkable Breakthroughs for Autism: Getting to the Real Problems Fast

Ever wonder what really happened to upset the normal course of your child's

development? Original research from Dr Bradstreet points to an ongoing viral

infection. The viral infection hypothesis is supported by other research from

Professor Persico in Italy which found multiple viruses in the brain of children

with autism. This ongoing infection drives the immune disruption, inflammation

and allergies behind the behavior we label autism. Breakthroughs in treatment of

these viruses have demonstrated remarkably rapid recovery for many children.

Progress is also being made with stem cell research combined with hyperbaric

oxygen therapy. Additionally, Dr Bradstreet will also discuss the new findings

on mitochondrial problems, and folate receptor autoimmunity.

Speaker: Dr. Jeff Bradstreet

Dr Bradstreet received his medical degree from USF College of medicine and

obtained his Residency training in the USAF. He is a Fellow of the American

Academy of Family Physicians, a member of The American College of Toxicology and

several organizations related to stem cell research. He also received extensive

training in the field of hyperbaric medicine and was a research flight surgeon

for the USAF. Dr Bradstreet's interests are in the treatment of chronic

disorders which underlie the mechanisms of aging, cancer, autoimmune disorders

and childhood developmental disorders. He is widely published in the field of

autism, oxidative stress, detoxification, viral diseases, mitochondrial

disorders and chronic immune disorders. He is an adjunct professor of Pediatrics

at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine.

*There is no charge to attend, however RSVP is required.

RSVP to jackie.moore @ tacanow.org (no spaces).

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Talk About Curing Autism (TACA) provides information, resources and support to

families affected by autism. For families who have just received the autism

diagnosis, TACA aims to speed up the cycle time from the autism diagnosis to

effective treatments. TACA helps to strengthen the autism community by

connecting families and the professionals who can help them, allowing them to

share stories and information to help people with autism be the best they can

be.