This is Dana's website. Pay careful attention to the recovery pages. Dana is a wealth of information and you have a question about biomedical treatments. This is a great place to check. If you need some inspiration in doing GFCF, read the recovery stories listed here.
I have permission from Dana to link to her website, but not from the individual people listed in recovery.
Showing posts with label biomedical treatment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biomedical treatment. Show all posts
Friday, October 5, 2007
Scientific studies of using Biomedical treatments for Autism
Generation Rescue is great website. You can get "rescue angel" to help you in your journey. There are stories of people who have brought their child into the here and now. This site has been recommended to me often and I refer to it often.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Biomedical treatment for autism
This is an article in A Hawaiian newscast about biomedical treatment for autism. The reason most people aren't doing this is that it's not covered by insurance. People do simple things and what they can afford. Try gluten free casein free diet. The Jenny McCarthy Holly Peete was wonderful on Oprah. I'll post it soon.
By Gina Mangieri
Many parents of children suffering from autism are turning to alternatives outside of western medicine.
There is a national movement called T.A.C.A. also known as talk about curing autism. It's focus is to find help for youngsters.
There are high-profile celebrities involved in this fight. Actresses Jenny McCarthy and Holly Robinson Peete have sons who are diagnosed with autism and they shared their stories on Oprah Tuesday.
They and many parents are now taking a "bio-medical" approach to try to better the lives of their autistic children. Children like Kainoa Chorman of Hawaii, who is about to turn five. His parents have changed his diet, done hyperbaric chamber treatment, and other non traditional methods.
"Every time we chelate him, which means we are pulling the metals out of his body, mercury and led seem to be his biggest problems. And every time we chelate him, which now we chelate him every weekend. He just makes more improvements by the day," said Kainoa’s mother, Tina Chorman.
"On our third wave....He, I got him up, I stand him up. And he actually stands up and makes eye contact with me and he was like daddy, daddy surfing. And it was like the best moment of my life," said Tommy Chorman, his father.
"Bio-medical" treatments like the hyperbaric chamber sessions are not cheap. Tina chorman believes the family has spent 700 dollars a month on medications, foods, and lab time for Kainoa.
The Chorman's are hoping more parents with autistic children give "Bio-Medicine" a try.
For more information email Julianne King at julianneking@hawaii.rr.com
By Gina Mangieri
Many parents of children suffering from autism are turning to alternatives outside of western medicine.
There is a national movement called T.A.C.A. also known as talk about curing autism. It's focus is to find help for youngsters.
There are high-profile celebrities involved in this fight. Actresses Jenny McCarthy and Holly Robinson Peete have sons who are diagnosed with autism and they shared their stories on Oprah Tuesday.
They and many parents are now taking a "bio-medical" approach to try to better the lives of their autistic children. Children like Kainoa Chorman of Hawaii, who is about to turn five. His parents have changed his diet, done hyperbaric chamber treatment, and other non traditional methods.
"Every time we chelate him, which means we are pulling the metals out of his body, mercury and led seem to be his biggest problems. And every time we chelate him, which now we chelate him every weekend. He just makes more improvements by the day," said Kainoa’s mother, Tina Chorman.
"On our third wave....He, I got him up, I stand him up. And he actually stands up and makes eye contact with me and he was like daddy, daddy surfing. And it was like the best moment of my life," said Tommy Chorman, his father.
"Bio-medical" treatments like the hyperbaric chamber sessions are not cheap. Tina chorman believes the family has spent 700 dollars a month on medications, foods, and lab time for Kainoa.
The Chorman's are hoping more parents with autistic children give "Bio-Medicine" a try.
For more information email Julianne King at julianneking@hawaii.rr.com
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Go Jenny McCarthy
Celebrity Jenny McCarthy Talks about Autism and her New Book
AddThis Social Bookmarking Widget
E-mail This Article
Printable Version
Make Us Home
RSS Web Feed RSS Web Feeds
Mobile News and WeatherFCN2go Mobile
FCNmail Email NewslettersFCNmail Newsletters
Interview with Jenny McCarthy
By Patricia Crosby
First Coast News
JACKSONVILLE,FL -- Jenny McCarthy is used to being in the spotlight for her acting and modeling career, even her relationship with Jim Carrey.
But now she's getting a lot of attention for a more private side of her life, her struggles to help her son Evan recover from autism.
Jenny is releasing her new book today called "Louder than Words." It's her fourth book and what she believes is her most important one.
"This book is everything to me. It's about faith, it's about loving your child no matter what. It's about acceptance," said McCarthy.
I caught up with McCarthy at the HEAL Gala last June.
She was promoting her book, saying it would shake things up.
But, she didn't want to go into much detail until her book was actually released.
This week, she's on a media tour.
On the 18th, she'll be on Oprah; 20/20 the 21st; Good Morning America the 24th; and Larry King the 26th.
During my interview, she shared with me some of the struggles she's faced in helping her son Evan.
"I got the 'I'm sorry you've got autism' shove out the door. You'd think, here I am in L.A. and people would be knocking on my door offering to help. And, no...nothing. I had to dig and beg, just like everyone else," said McCarthy.
And, it was this journey, that lead her to Dr. Jerry Kartzinel of Pediatric Partners of Ponte Vedra.
McCarthy says he's been instrumental in helping Evan, who can now express himself and hold full conversations.
"When my son was diagnosed back in 2002 with autism, I had this vision in my head of him playing with his friends at a birthday party and on May 18th, that came true. And, he's doing really great," said McCarthy.
When it comes to hopes and dreams for Evan, McCarthy says "My dream is for me to watch him marry his bride someday."
For more information on Jenny's new book and on the local charity HEAL (Healing Every Autistic Life), click here..
Also, the new dates for next HEAL Gala and golf tournament at the PGA Tour's TPC Sawgrass have been set for June 26th & 27th, 2008.
The first one was the most successful charity fundraiser ever on the First Coast, raising almost $400,000.
Created: 9/17/2007 9:43:46 AM
AddThis Social Bookmarking Widget
E-mail This Article
Printable Version
Make Us Home
RSS Web Feed RSS Web Feeds
Mobile News and WeatherFCN2go Mobile
FCNmail Email NewslettersFCNmail Newsletters
Interview with Jenny McCarthy
By Patricia Crosby
First Coast News
JACKSONVILLE,FL -- Jenny McCarthy is used to being in the spotlight for her acting and modeling career, even her relationship with Jim Carrey.
But now she's getting a lot of attention for a more private side of her life, her struggles to help her son Evan recover from autism.
Jenny is releasing her new book today called "Louder than Words." It's her fourth book and what she believes is her most important one.
"This book is everything to me. It's about faith, it's about loving your child no matter what. It's about acceptance," said McCarthy.
I caught up with McCarthy at the HEAL Gala last June.
She was promoting her book, saying it would shake things up.
But, she didn't want to go into much detail until her book was actually released.
This week, she's on a media tour.
On the 18th, she'll be on Oprah; 20/20 the 21st; Good Morning America the 24th; and Larry King the 26th.
During my interview, she shared with me some of the struggles she's faced in helping her son Evan.
"I got the 'I'm sorry you've got autism' shove out the door. You'd think, here I am in L.A. and people would be knocking on my door offering to help. And, no...nothing. I had to dig and beg, just like everyone else," said McCarthy.
And, it was this journey, that lead her to Dr. Jerry Kartzinel of Pediatric Partners of Ponte Vedra.
McCarthy says he's been instrumental in helping Evan, who can now express himself and hold full conversations.
"When my son was diagnosed back in 2002 with autism, I had this vision in my head of him playing with his friends at a birthday party and on May 18th, that came true. And, he's doing really great," said McCarthy.
When it comes to hopes and dreams for Evan, McCarthy says "My dream is for me to watch him marry his bride someday."
For more information on Jenny's new book and on the local charity HEAL (Healing Every Autistic Life), click here..
Also, the new dates for next HEAL Gala and golf tournament at the PGA Tour's TPC Sawgrass have been set for June 26th & 27th, 2008.
The first one was the most successful charity fundraiser ever on the First Coast, raising almost $400,000.
Created: 9/17/2007 9:43:46 AM
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Autistic Research and the Gluten Casein Free Diet from the Defeat Autism Now and the Autistic Research Institute
This is a video from Bernard Rimland who did research on Autism. He has a son who is autistic and has been searching for a cure. I believe he has found one. He died November 2006. His research will soon be published from Defeat Autism Now.
Monday, May 14, 2007
Bernard Rimland
This is my blog of videos and articles related to biomedical treatments, gluten free casein free, vaccines and environmental factors to help in the treatment of autism. I am not a doctor. I just think those of us who have a child on the spectrum need to have knowledge not always available in the medical community. You need to know what you eating, what vaccines can do to you and for you. You need to know that there are some helpful things like the gfcf diet that you can do yourself to start on the road to recovery. The best I can offer is information and hope. I'm just a mom on a
This is a video from Bernard Rimland.
Part 1
This is a video from Bernard Rimland.
Part 1
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)