Autism: Effective Biomedical Treatments Hot

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Written by Maff July 17, 2007 2155 0Add

by Pangborn, Ph.D. Jon (Author), Baker, M.D. Sidney (Author), Rimland, Ph.D. Bernard (Introduction)

This April 2005 text is a complete revision of previous editions of Biomedical Assessment Options for Children with Autism & Related Problems that have revolutionized the biomedical approach to diagnosis and treatment of autism, PDD, and related disorders.

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Reviewed by Maff July 17, 2007
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Extensive review of biomedical treatment of autism

Based on the latest research that has identified a range of biochemical abnormalities in autism such as gut problems, allergies, nutritional deficiencies and antioxidant deficiencies, this book shows how these problems can be addressed resulting in improvements in your childs condition.

Although the information in the book can get very technical the authors do a great job of explaining everything in a way that every parent can understand. Each laboratory test is explained in detail before the reasoning behind using particular supplements and treatments is provided.

A great book for every parent of an autistic child to read, especially those seeing, or considering seeing, a DAN! doctor.

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