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A just released study finds that autism can be identified at around 14 months...
"Research indicates that early identification is associated with dramatically better outcomes for individuals with autism. The earlier a child is diagnosed, the earlier the child can begin benefiting from one of the many specialized intervention approaches to treatment and education."
- Autism Society of America
Click here to reveal the truth about autism causes, symptoms & treatments
Don't cripple your child's future!
If your child may have autism, and you wait for your doctor to diagnose it, you are crippling your child's future. Early detection by YOU dramatically improves the effects of treatment to reduce the symptoms of autism. YOU can start treatments and training to reduce future effects of autism rather than wait until your child is three years old for your doctor to make the diagnosis.
Dear Parents and Autism Caregivers,
No disorder is as confusing to comprehend or as complex to diagnose as autism. And, no disorder has more myths and misconceptions surrounding it than autism.
In fact, University of California scientists and clinicians all agree that the earlier an autistic child starts a program, the better the symptoms can be treated, yet for infants and toddlers an accurate diagnosis can take several years.
As a result, many parents are confused, worried and frustrated.
And, once diagnosed hopes get shattered ... dreams get crushed ... and what should be a joyous parenting experience becomes what feels like an eternity of confusion and pain.
Does my child really have autism? What will his or her future be like? How can I identify with what they are thinking and feeling? What can I do to enhance my autistic child's future? What are the autistic signs, causes and symptoms?
These are only a handful of unanswered questions that might cross an autistic parent’s mind. How many questions would you like answered?
Click here to reveal the truth about
autism causes, symptoms & treatments
"Children with autism can
also benefit from probiotics,
possibly because they decrease
leakage of large molecules
from the gut that can trigger
immune reactions with effects
on brain function."
- Dr. Andrew Weil
