Exposure to toxic chemicals by pregnant women, fetuses and children has a high probability of causing autism in children and other neuro-developmental disorders and learning disabilities in those whose genetic profile expresses in a reduced ability to detoxify these chemicals. This is not “fringe” science; it’s fact. Therefore, to treat autism, the time for action is now. We must reduce our exposure to toxic chemicals for ourselves, for our children’s sake and for future generations. We have a responsibility to protect those who cannot protect themselves. We cannot afford to…
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How to Recognize the Early Signs of Autism
Early intervention is important for children with autism, a developmental disorder that inhibits socialization. So be on the lookout for warning signs. To complete this How-To list in order to treat autism, you will need: Knowledge of developmental milestones Careful attention to your baby’s behavior A hearing test for your child Warning: Do not assume that if your baby exhibits behaviors associated with autism, they necessarily have the disorder. Observe them carefully and bring any concerns to a doctor. Step 1: Pay attention to babbling Pay attention to when your…
Read MoreHyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is used to treat Autism
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has been utilized to treat Autism in many countries throughout the globe. The rationale behind using hyperbaric for Autism is that the treatments increase cerebral blood flow and thus oxygen is delivered to areas of the brain, which are thought to be oxygen deficient. Greater amounts of blood and oxygen begin to stimulate cerebral tissues and aid in recovery of idling neurons. HBOT also reduces excess fluids and swelling of brain tissues which aid in neurological function and a less confused state in Autistics….
Read MoreVarious Therapies and Treatment for Autism
There is no cure for autism; however, with appropriate treatment and education, many children with the disorder can learn and develop. Early intervention often can reduce challenges associated with the disorder, lessen disruptive behavior, and provide some degree of independence. Autism treatment depends on the individual needs of the patient. In most cases, a combination of treatment methods is more effective. To treat autism basically requires lifelong management. Occupational therapy and physical therapy are sometimes used to treat autism. Occupational therapy helps improve independent function and teaches basic skills (e.g.,…
Read MoreBenefits of HBOT for children with autism.
Report on the benefits of HBOT for autistic children– From CBS 4 News, Denver. Currently, there is an increase in the amount of research being conducted on hyperbaric medicine in modern practice. Published studies in leading journals, such as The New England Journal of Medicine document the use of HBOT Treatment for the treatment of such indications as multiple sclerosis, acute carbon monoxide poisoning, gas gangrene, air embolism, diabetic foot wounds, infections, burns, ulcers and edema. But these extablished indications only begin to open the current chapter in the use…
Read MoreHyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is utilized to treat Autism
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) has been utilized to treat Autism in many countries throughout the globe. The rationale behind using hyperbaric for Autism is that the treatments increase cerebral blood flow and thus oxygen is delivered to areas of the brain, which are thought to be oxygen deficient. Greater amounts of blood and oxygen begin to stimulate cerebral tissues and aid in recovery of idling neurons. HBOT, conducted in hyperbaric oxygen chambers, also reduces excess fluids and swelling of brain tissues which aid in neurological function and a less confused…
Read MoreHow hyperbaric oxygen therapy can help to treat autism.
The question is- how can hyperbaric help to treat Autism? Scientists have varying opinions on why the therapy is so successful as a treatment for the condition.Some theories suggest that the brain in some persons with Autism, as well as Cerebral Palsy and other neurological disorders, is lacking oxygen and in a dormant, or sleeping state due to lack of blood flow. Hyperbaric forces oxygen into tissues throughout the body including brain tissues and fluid, resulting in a re-awakening of dormant areas of the brain.Other theories state that excessive swelling…
Read MoreEffective Autism Treatment With Hyperbaric Chamber Therapy
It is often a difficult challenge to define Autism because it reveals itself differently across the spectrum of people with this condition. People with autism can experience the condition in slightly different ways making a diagnosis challenging. In spite of this, most people with autism share skill deficits that fall into the common areas of social, communication, motor, and sensory problems. Autism in children can be defined as a brain disorder that usually affects a child’s capacity to communicate and create relationships with family and other people. Also, it affects…
Read MoreChildren with autism may be healed by HBOT treatment
Recent studies in the medical world, on autism symptoms and autism treatment, brings not only hope, but actual help, to families with autistic children. Lead physician and researcher, Daniel Rossignol, M.D., treats children with autism. Seeing his patients improve with hyperbaric oxygen treatment led him to conduct the first large scale, double-blind, controlled study to examine the effectiveness hyperbarics for autism treatment . And, the results of this study demonstrate positive improvements. What happens in the HBOT Chamber Hyperbaric oxygen therapy traditionally involves inhaling up to 100% oxygen at a…
Read MoreAutism Diagnosis in order to treat autism
Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) should be diagnosed by a medical professional with support from physical, occupational and speech therapists. Ideally, everyone involved with a diagnosis should have significant experience with ASDs, their diagnosis and proper autism treatment. What does it mean to have an ASD? The new Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition (DSM-IV) which defines all known medical disorders for the purposes of diagnosis, describes six characteristics of ASDs in order to treat autism. To qualify for a diagnosis, a person must have a total of…
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