Re: Re: What recovered from autism means?

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Did the provocation/neutralization work for your daughter?  I may try that with

my son for the environmental allergies.

Thanks.

dawn

 

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From: <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2009 6:08:16 PM

Subject: Re: What " recovered " from autism means?

Caroline,

I think it was a combined cumulative effect of my daughter being on Valtrex,

Diflucan. Then we addressed her allergies with a relatively unknown treatment

called Provocation/ Neutralization. We also eliminated foods that were

triggering her immune system, (Besides GF/CF) like nuts of any kind, certain

fruits, preservatives, colors, etc. Each child is different. We worked with the

doctor and they incorporated the care of a doctor of environmental medicine

along with (this was recommended by our doc as she was not responding

to antihistamines) . The core thing is that we are cooling down the immune

system. That is our goal.

Each piece of the puzzle was very important for my daughter. By the way she has

not had any ABA in that whole time.

I dont want to bog you down with details but if you want to know more I am happy

to share what worked for my daughter

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[Guest guest]

Thanks .  My son is happy, great disposition and is very high functioning. 

I'm not sure if he would be diagnosed today ASD, but we still have some stims,

hand flapping when excited and he has dark circles under his eyes.  He does not

always have the circles these days, but did when he was younger and I noticed

it's coming back.  I did not like him on zyrtec and I did not see improvements. 

I'm very interested in p/n.

Thanks for the info.

  

  

 

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From: jlhank80 <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 12:28:48 PM

Subject: Re: What " recovered " from autism means?

 

I cannot recommend this p/n treatment enough. My child is a different kid today.

It is used for ADHD but I think it will move more into our autism kids as a

treatment.

My child is so happy again (she was abnormally defiant), she sits still and her

stims are gone (although valtrex was a big one for her with her cognitive/social

growth, too) Her eye contact is amazing. She asks me questions (just starting

too...)

What kind of problems are you having? My child did not tolerate antihistamines,

though some kids do fine on them. My daughter had dark under eye circles, toe

walking, couldnt be potty trained, spacey, angry, tantrums, all of these things

you wouldnt think would be allergy but they were for my daughter. The P/N

treatment took care of her allergies without antihistamines (which are only one

cytokine in the inflammatory cascade anyway.)

Hope this helps!

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[Guest guest]

Hi all-can anyone explain what provocation/neutralization is? This was discussed

back in August and I have never heard of it. Thanks.

Re: What " recovered " from autism means?

I cannot recommend this p/n treatment enough. My child is a different kid today.

It is used for ADHD but I think it will move more into our autism kids as a

treatment.

My child is so happy again (she was abnormally defiant), she sits still and her

stims are gone (although valtrex was a big one for her with her cognitive/social

growth, too) Her eye contact is amazing. She asks me questions (just starting

too...)

What kind of problems are you having? My child did not tolerate antihistamines,

though some kids do fine on them. My daughter had dark under eye circles, toe

walking, couldnt be potty trained, spacey, angry, tantrums, all of these things

you wouldnt think would be allergy but they were for my daughter. The P/N

treatment took care of her allergies without antihistamines (which are only one

cytokine in the inflammatory cascade anyway.)

Hope this helps!

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How do you know your child has allergies? ?Did you do testing? ?What were the

symptoms?

CR

Re: What " recovered " from autism means?

I cannot recommend this p/n treatment enough. My child is a different kid today.

It is used for ADHD but I think it will move more into our autism kids as a

treatment.

My child is so happy again (she was abnormally defiant), she sits still and her

stims are gone (although valtrex was a big one for her with her cognitive/social

growth, too) Her eye contact is amazing. She asks me questions (just starting

too...)

What kind of problems are you having? My child did not tolerate antihistamines,

though some kids do fine on them. My daughter had dark under eye circles, toe

walking, couldnt be potty trained, spacey, angry, tantrums, all of these things

you wouldnt think would be allergy but they were for my daughter. The P/N

treatment took care of her allergies without antihistamines (which are only one

cytokine in the inflammatory cascade anyway.)

Hope this helps!

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