Re: Controlled Evaluation of the Effects of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therap

[Guest guest]

I know in our case our problems started with a brain injury so the use of hbot

was what aided in Cam's near recovery and what we are left with now is immune

and neurologically related PDD in 60 dives he recover the ability to control

motor skills with a lot of ot and the doctors said he would never sit up alone

again. I can see where his case differs and while hbot may not help the autism

in some cases there are other factors that it can help but it requires a good

doctor who can recognize when and how long the procedure is useful because like

us, we reached a plateau but now he is just PDD and not plagued with the frontal

lobe and cortex damage he had. It was not a cure all but did help peel one layer

of that onion away as they say and now we have started the nids protocol to

address the next. Again though I think timing has a lot to do with hbot

treatment....it needs to be recent for the best effects. I've had to be really

diligent to not jump on band wagons with him because not all things work the

same for our kids so I tend to be eclectic and keep what works and ditch the

rest.

Robin

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