Guest guest Posted March 7, 2008 Report Share Posted March 7, 2008 This Dr is located in Van Nuys ... Note who he references in his title page ... --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Shaw, Ph.D., was the first person to suggest that I research antiviral therapies. My research began by finding the works of Dr. Goldberg, Dr. Jacquelyn McCandless and Dr. Sidney Baker. Through recovering my son, helping other families and observing a number of reports from families and physicians I quickly realized that a more comprehensive and individualized approach is what seems to work best for the greatest number of children. In less than a month after starting an anti-infection strategy my son looked completely different. To me he looked recovered from his major symptoms of autism. After my son's recovery I was quite surprised how very few doctors were treating autism with an anti-infection strategy and how many of those who did not understand the critical importance of a simultaneous and comprehensive approach. My current position is that an antiviral (often a prescription but sometimes natural products) in combination with an azole [24] antifungal and some other prescription antifungals, as well as supplementation, dietary intervention, and, at times, metals detoxification, given simultaneously can successfully improve the health and symptoms of a child with autism and related disorders. What is Recovery From Autism? You cannot be cured of being hit by a bus, but you can recover from it. You might even be able to recover enough that you do not need to park in special parking spaces when you go shopping. If you are fortunate enough you might recover well enough that you gain back so much of your functioning such that no one would know you were ever in an accident. This analogy mirrors my belief about recovery from autism. There are several degrees to this analogy. Some children's symptoms improve well enough that they start functioning like neurotypical children. They are still autistic but they are making great strides. To me, this means, " greatly improved. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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