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Monday 4 November 2013
Central Serotonergic Hypoactivity in Autism & Degradation of Tryptophan
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Today’s post has an impressive title and a year ago I would not have understood it, but it summarizes exactly what may be going on ins...
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Saturday 2 November 2013
PolyPill for Autism - Part 2
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In an earlier post I referred to polypills for autism. Polypill for Autism These are one-size-fits-all pills that contain multiple dr...
Thursday 31 October 2013
Pregnenolone - an effective OTC anti-inflammatory therapy for autism?
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Pregnenolone is the true mother hormone, being derived from cholesterol and the precursor of all steroid hormones. It is a potent ant...
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Wednesday 30 October 2013
The Vagus Nerve and Autism
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It is good to know that there are some brilliant minds out there, willing to cross disciplines. A case in point is Professor Stephen Porg...
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It’s a Small World – IGF-1 and NNZ-2566 in Autism
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Y ou may or may not believe in fate, but some strange things have been happening related to Australia, growth hormones and TBI. Last w...
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Tuesday 29 October 2013
Monty’s First Joke
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Today at 6.30 in the morning something very unexpected happened; Monty, aged 10 with ASD, made his first joke. For a boy of few words ...
Monday 28 October 2013
Epsom salts, Autism and Hypokalemic Sensory Overload
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Early on in this blog I wrote about a supposedly rare condition, where somebody suffers from sensory overload, usually from sound, but it...
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Hormonal Remedy for Brain Injuries
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Autism is a non-traumatic type of brain injury; the kind you typically see in the Emergency Room is TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury), after a c...
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Thursday 24 October 2013
Endocrinology & Autism - the Final Frontier
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When I started this blog 85 posts ago, I could not even spell endocrinology, let alone know how important it might be in my quest to fi...
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