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Anxiety : You probably think this Article is about you

Anxiety : You probably think this Article is about you  One of the biggest challenges with Autism is how anxiety plays a part in the disorder. Anxiety is something we all feel from time to time, it exists to keep us safe. This is why we have a fight or flight response, for if we didn’t we would be eaten by animals. We wouldn’t know when we were in danger, so it is a necessity, but like so many things, too much of it is crippling and affects the person who has it and therefore those around them. The fight or flight response is triggered frequently or even continuously in very bad cases, and the person feels threatened and endanger, even if consciously they do not realize it. It can be presented as a feeling in your stomach, sweating, heart palpations, feelings of dread, feeling like you are having a heart attack or are going to die. It can just be a nagging feeling, and for children they usually do not have the vocabulary to describe any of these feelings so it just “freaks them out”. People who have too much anxiety are often disagreeable, scared, can be seen as lazy (because the procrastinate on things that cause anxiety), think people are out to get them so they are more argumentative or if they do not have a outgoing personality, they think all of the same things that someone who is argumentative but do not share them with you. In serious cases these people sometimes cannot leave their homes, cannot go to certain events like concerts or to the movies where there are lots of people or too much darkness. They do not drive or avoid it whenever possible. They are afraid to take what would be considered normal risks, they get stuck in their own lives routines, they do not progress forward and often feel they are overwhelmed and chasing their own proverbial tails. All of us have had some of these issues temporarily, but for people with the disorder this is their normal lives, more than it is not. It affects the function of their lives on a day to day basis. In children it would be seen in more simpler terms since they do not own cars and drive, they do not do the grocery shopping, they are not making huge decisions, but they do go shopping, the do ride in cars, they do make simple decisions, like deciding what they want to do next, or what movie to watch. So it affects their daily lives, and getting a hold of it now is important or their lives will be as mentioned above. So how do you deal with the anxiety monster that maybe in your home? When it is people you know that you don’t live with it is actually harder. Because of the fine line of being caring and enabling the problem, they will often not see your attempts to help them in the moment, and of course it makes it difficult when you must watch everything you say. But in your own home with your child at least there you are the boss. Lavender, lavender, lavender!! Can’t stress the value of it enough. We have sachets of lavender, lavender sticks and incense, candles, and an Airwick nightlight in Noah’s room that constantly releases the lavender. We also use moisturizers, and bath products that are infused with lavender, never underestimate the power of scent! Kava Kava and Passion flower, both are natural extracts that can be added to teas and drinks that curb over active anxiety, sometimes this is more for those who do not have the disorder. Because people who have anxiety issues are like sponges, they can sense your mood very easily and even if you are not acting out yourself, they can tell when you are nervous. So keeping yourself in check is very important if you want to have some peace. Also having a healthy diet and regular activity is very important to curbing anxiety. The same types of things we all should do so we too are healthy. Water therapy Water is charged with negative IONS , much like the beach and the mountains are charged with them. And people who have medical issues are sometimes recommended to live in these types of locations because of the powerful effects of negative ions. Think about the last time you were stressed and then went to the beach. Chances are you felt significantly better once there. Water has this effect also, so taking longer and more frequent baths and showers help reset the system. Water activities, water parks, swimming, and even just playing in the sink a bit are all ways to use water therapy. Nowadays there are indoor pools and water parks so there is help all year round. If it was cheaper, it would be better, but you have to do what you have to do. Lower your expectations For children, it may take them longer to transition from one activity to another. This is because of the feeling of what is going to happen rising in them. Just be patient, let it take a bit longer, you have to pick your battles in autism. This is one that teaches the teachers to be more patient. Because NOTHING in life is about getting what we want when we want it, so that applies to every one of us. Not just the children we are teaching. You should have expectations, but do not set them so high that you will be disappointed and therefore your child is now being filled with even more anxiety. They still have bedtimes, chores, and homework, but your expectations of when these things happen needs to be flexible. Then they learn what that means so they can apply it to their lives also. The sad part about anxiety is that people who suffer from it a lot of time can wind up in lower paying, less glamorous jobs that do not require an education. For getting a higher education is a very difficult task for someone who suffers with anxiety. All of the choices, the work to be done at the same time, the travel, all the new experiences alone can overwhelm the person. And often, these jobs are headed by people who also lack some kind of skill in their life or motivation. And they can exploit the person’s anxiety, because often people who have anxiety feel they are always wrong. A poor manager may yell at an employee in front of customers because this makes them feel better about themselves, because the person they are yelling at isn’t going to stand up for themselves in a way that will matter to the manager. They are embarrassing them, or trying too. This is why many anxiety suffers seem so defensive because they are sick of feeling that way so they lash out on whoever they are close to. It does not make it ok either, if you are being accosted by a friend or family member that has anxiety. You are not their problem; you are not their punching bag. You do not have take it, just tolerate it as much as possible and never ever take it to heart or personally. Because chances are whatever the case maybe that they are taking out on you is off, and not your problem and not anything you really need to hear about. But it is what it is; you are a bigger person by not holding that against them. It doesn’t make it any easier to deal with, but figure that you deserve more breaks and pampering to yourself for being that hero. The bottom line If your child is suffering from anxiety it is your place to do something about it, if it is a grown adult then it is their choice to do something about it. Grown adults can fall into two different categories, either they feel they can’t do anything about it, or they truly can’t do anything and they need to be institutionalized. Chances are they just do not believe they can do anything, but the first step is admitting you have a problem, then sick out medical help, support from groups on the internet, read books. talk about it!! If they are so far gone they do not know what a computer is, or how to make a phone call or their name or whether they are on planet earth or not, they need professional round the clock care. Because we all have it, we all have troubles; we all have things we need to improve. We also all have the ability to choose to fix and work on these things. Patience, tolerance, flexibility, and peace within you are the biggest arsenals against anxiety, and a little lavender wouldn’t hurt either. C. Dagnelli Author of Little Squares with Colors: A Different way to Look at Autism www.crustyproductions.books.officelive.com

CBS...CHANNEL 10...CONNECTS...WITH DR. NELSON MANE'

CHANNEL 10…CONNECTS…WITH DR. NELSON MANE’ What is Hemispheric Integration Therapy??? How is this therapy helping children on the Autism Spectrum??? And… Where can I get more information about Hemispheric Integration??? These are just some of the questions that were answered on the “in-studio interview” with Studio 10 morning show hosts, Holley Sinn and Jerome Ritchey, talking with Dr. Nelson Mane’ and parent of a child with Autism, Sharon Baron. Here is the link to the show: http://www.hitautism.com/uncategorized/hemispheric-integration-interview-on-studio-10

TRIPLE A ... "AUTISM AWARENESS APRIL"

TRIPLE A… “AUTISM AWARENESS APRIL” As this month of April closes…National Autism Awareness Month, or “triple A month”, (as I have been referring to it),I have marveled at this extremely exciting and busy month! It has been a wonderful whirlwind of events! Let me bring you up to date on all the highlights of this marvelous month! Here is the list of events: April 7, 2010 Dr. Nelson Mane’ awarded April’s 2010 “Everyday Hero” from National Magazine: “Parenting Special Needs” http://www.hitautism.com/uncategorized/parenting-special-needs-magazines-everyday-hero April 8, 2010 Autism Support Group, Mane’ H.I.T. Squad’s monthly meeting at Green Iguana http://www.hitautism.net April 12, 2010 Disability Radio, Monica Wharton interviews Dr. Nelson Mane’ on Neuroplasticity, and Hemispheric Integration Therapy. April 13, 2010 “Autism Hangout” one of the most informative, and respected web sites regarding Autism Spectrum, interviews Dr. Nelson Mane’ regarding Hemispheric Integration Therapy, and Functional Neurology. http://www.autismhangout.com/news-reports/reports.asp?id=106 April 15, 2010 Individual and Organization, Dr. Nelson Mane’, and The Mane’ Center were nominated for the“Autism Impact Award given by ICARE4 Autism, International Center for Autism Research and Education. http://www.icare4autism.org/autism-resources/tampa-autism-event-award-nominees-100s-of-prizes-sponsors-and-more-revealed/ . April 17, 2010 Fun, Frolic, and Filming for the Movie, “Walking In the Dark…” at Lettuce Lake Park. Mane’ H.I.T. Squad members chit, and chat at the park while director, Brian Dery captures beautiful footage of our children to be included in the documentary that promises hope for autism. Movie trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQIVp9x1xLI April 20, 2010 Mane’ H.I.T. Squad hosts it’s monthly play date at Gator Fred’s Fun and Party Center for only children on the spectrum and their families. http://www.hitautism.net April 23, 2010 Mane’ H.I.T. Squad members join up with C.A.R.D.’s special annual “Fiesta” a fun filled event promoting autism awareness. April 26, 2010 Dr. Nelson Mane’ and parent, Sharon Baron were “in studio”, and interviewed with Holley Sinn, and Jerome Ritchey, with 10 Connects, Morning Show, “Studio 10” about Hemispheric Integration Therapy and how it is helping so many children on the autism spectrum, along with how to get more information about this therapy at the Free Educational seminar at The Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, held on May 8th. http://www.hitautism.com/uncategorized/hemispheric-integration-interview-on-studio-10 As we keep up this forward pace of moving ahead in autism awareness, and hope…we keep the horizon in view, and as Autism Awareness April ends…we will continue without let up, as this very eventful National Autism Month is merely a “kick off” to much, much more to come!

JULY 31ST 2010 FREE SEMINAR: "HOPE FOR AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS"

SUMMER TIME…AND IT IS ANOTHER FREE SEMINAR AT THE HILLS. CTY. CHILDREN’S BOARD. JULY 31ST 2010 This seminar promises to be just as productive and beneficial as always. We will be happy to welcome back Dr. Nelson Mane’, and Dr. Danielle Sutton. Dr. Mane’ will speak about “Hemispheric Integration Therapy” and “Biomedical Interventions & Functional Medicine”. Dr. Sutton will speak on “Autism Assessment and Intervention” There will be two additional speakers that are new to this event as well. Kathryn Peter will speak on the RDI Therapy approach to ASD. Also, Jules Burt, founder of the “High Heel Hike”, a national fund raiser to promote awareness and hope for autism, will have the opening remarks to inspire “Help and Hope”. Several vendors have donated plenty of goodies as well, so there will be free goodie bags chock full of great free stuff, and coupons! There will be a drawing for a free copy of the DVD, “Walking In The Dark…” Movie/Documentary by Brian Dery, of Triple Knot Productions. It will be the Best…Yet!!! You won’t want to miss this event…RSVP soon…or…Call to reserve your seat…(813) 935-4744 or go to: http://www.hitautism.com/events

MOM TO MOM...PARENT TO PARENT...TESTIMONIALS...THERAPY THAT WORKS!!!

MOM to MOM…PARENT to PARENT…We all speak the “SAME LANGUAGE”!!! Check out what other parents are saying about "HEMISPHERIC INTEGRATION THERAPY" and how it has helped their children with ASD. http://www.hitautism.com/testimonials

GROUND BREAKING STUDY!!! Two Grade Levels “JUMP” in just 12 Weeks HUGE Advancement for Kids with ADHD!

GROUND BREAKING STUDY!!! Two Grade Levels “JUMP” in just 12 Weeks HUGE Advancement for Kids with ADHD!

Board Certified, Dr. Nelson Mane’, Tampa said,”Many children go from Worst to First in their class and have standardized testing scores improved!”

“There is a great amount of research behind the concepts of Hemispheric Integration Therapy and the success it is having with ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorders.

Last year the concept of functional disconnection syndrome was presented in the scientific literature and now the first outcome study was published in the “International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health”, adds Mane’.

“This is a drug-free approach for the world of ADHD and learning disabilities, and with such significant improvement in a 12 week period amazes many parents and teachers alike.”

Dr Nelson Mane a Board Certified Chiropractic Neurologist has been interviewed by Spectrum Magazine, and the Tampa ABC, CBS, NBC affiliates as well as Bay News 9 for his work applying Hemispheric Integration Therapy and functional neurology for children and adults with ADHD, learning disabilities and autism spectrum disorders. He was featured in the Autism documentary “Walking in the Dark: Finding the Light in Autism.”

Study: published in the “International Journal of Adolescent Medicine and Health. Tampa, Aug 23, 2010Improvements as much as 2 to 4 grade levels upon pre-and post-WIAT (Wechsler Individual Achievement Test) with regard to reading, comprehension, written and oral expression and math reasoning were observed after a 12 week program of Hemispheric Integration Therapy. The program consisted of procedures such as aerobic and strength conditioning exercises, motor training including rhythm and timing exercises, sensory stimulation as well as academic training. A WIAT is a common test used by psychologist and the school systems to assess children with ADD and ADHD as well as other learning disorders. The WIAT includes subtest such as word reading, reading comprehension, math reasoning, spelling, written expression, listening comprehension and oral expression. The Brown Scale an ADHD assessment tool also showed improvements. The study was conducted by the F.R. Carrick Institute for Clinical Ergonomics, Rehabilitation and Applied Neuroscience, University of Haifa, DeMontfort University, and the Carrick Institute for Graduate Studies.

Dr. Nelson Mañé, D.C., D.A.B.C.O., D.A.C.N.B., F.A.C.F.N., F.A.C.O.

Mañé Center

1602 West Sligh Avenue Suite 500

Tampa, FL 33604

Tel. 813.935.4744

Fax. 813.931.1427

Email: http://us.mc578.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=DrMane@manecenter.com" target=_blank>DrMane@manecenter.com

Website: http://www.manecenter.com/" target=_blank>www.manecenter.com</A>

A GREAT EVENT IN TAMPA FOR CHILDREN AND LITERACY!!!

FREE READING SCREENING …

September is Florida Literacy Month.

Poor reading comprehension -- Taking hours to do homework -- Behavioral issues or misdiagnosed ADHD.

Dr. Nelson Mane is a Board-Certified Functional Neurologist, and Founder of The Mane Center is offering FREE “Eye Movement Screening”.

WHAT: FREE SCREENING FOR EYE MOVEMENT AND READING

WHEN: SATURDAY OCTOBER 9th 2010 9:00am to 5:00pm

WHERE: THE MANE CENTER 1602 WEST SLIGH AVENUE, SUITE 500, TAMPA FL 33604

RSVP: (813) 935-4744 Call today to reserve your child’s FREE screening…appointments are limited

“Many students read below their academic grade level. Eye movement coordination at near point is crucial for reading readiness. The eyes should move together, and your brain initiates eye movement to the next word, establishing uniform pauses between words and stops your eyes at the end of a sentence. We are using reading and eye movement to assess brain function. It is impossible to read well if your brain is not properly “tuned.” If identifiable issues are corrected, you will get progress faster with tutors and reading programs.

New study shows you can boost your child’s reading level by 2 grades on average

WATCH THIS LINK FOR A PARENT PERSPECTIVE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wH7tN2GF-o">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wH7tN2GF-o</A><o:p></o:p>

Free eye movement test normally a $50 value

THE PATIENT AND ANY OTHER PERSON RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT HAS A RIGHT TO REFUSE TO PAY, CANCEL PAYMENT OR BE REIMBURSED FOR PAYMENT FOR ANY OTHER SERVICE, EXAMINATION, OR TREATMENT WHICH IS PERFORMED AS A RESULT OF AND WITHIN 72 HOURS OF RESPONDING TO THE ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE FREE, DISCOUNTED FEE, OR REDUCED SERVICE, EXAMINATION OR TREATMENT.

Dr. Nelson Mañé, D.C., D.A.B.C.O., D.A.C.N.B., F.A.C.F.N., F.A.C.O.

Mañé Center

1602 West Sligh Avenue Suite 500

Tampa , FL 33604

Tel. 813.935.4744

Fax. 813.931.1427

Email: http://us.mc578.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=DrMane@manecenter.com" target=_blank>DrMane@manecenter.com

Autism and Jaundice Babies: A Risk Factor

A new study finds an association between babies that have Autism and babies born with jaundice.

This article refers to a “total load” meaning the summation of stressors on the child that cause the breakdown.

It also warns to please be cautious, as this is only a risk factor and not a marker.

Other risk factors include parental age, familial history, male child, breech presentation, birth before 35 weeks, low birth weight, mothers who used medicine during pregnancy, etc.

Link to article:

http://www.hitautism.com/medical-articles/autism-and-jaundice-babies-a-risk-factor">http://www.hitautism.com/medical-articles/autism-and-jaundice-babies-a-risk-factor</A>

'"GETTING THE WORD OUT" --- H.I.T. AUTISM'S QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER

GETTING THE WORD OUT

“The brain CAN be changed.” Dr. Nelson Mane’

The purpose and objective of this “look-back” is to see WHERE we have been… so as to move FORWARD towards more and MORE ACCOMPLISHMENT!!!

(H.I.T. Autism’s Quarterly Newsletter)

For

(August – September – October)

August:

7/31^st (early start to the quarter) Dr. Nelson hosts and speaks at the Children’s Board about “Hope for Autism Spectrum Disorders and ADHD”. http://www.hitautism.com/events">http://www.hitautism.com/events</A>

8/3 Film crew videos 3 Parent Testimonials about the Hemispheric Integration Therapy and the success it is having with their children, with various Neurobehavioral Disorders. Dr. Larissa Cohen gives a medical perspective on the success that Hemispheric Integration has had with her son.

Links to Testimonials:

1. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/10/CV4tV0fPGZw">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/10/CV4tV0fPGZw</A>

2. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/8/t-ILP_rqOGE">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/8/t-ILP_rqOGE</A>

3. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/11/cvHuhZ7CMa0">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/11/cvHuhZ7CMa0</A>

8/4 Dr. Mane’ hosts 1^st Monthly Gymboree Playdate Classes for 5yrs and under children on the autism spectrum. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

8/12 Dr. Mane’ hosts the regular Monthly Support Group Meeting for Parents, Caregivers, etc.

http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

8/14 “Walking in the Dark”, the movie/documentary that features Dr. Mane’ and the families that have been treating with Dr. Mane’ and enjoying successful results with Hemispheric Integration Therapy had a 2^nd showing in Ft. Myers, FL.

Link to Movie Preview: http://www.hitautism.com/uncategorized/new-autism-documentary-preview">http://www.hitautism.com/uncategorized/new-autism-documentary-preview</A>

8/17 Regular Monthly Playdate at Gator Fred’s for kids on the Autism Spectrum and their Families. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

8/25 “At the Movies Television Show with Gus Mollasis”. Dr. Mane’ is interviewed with a Parent about Hemispheric Integration Therapy and it’s success with Autism Spectrum with the theme of Temple Grandin and the Emmy award winning movie about her life with Autism Spectrum.

Link to show: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QHXGwRE2Y0&feature=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QHXGwRE2Y0&feature=related</A>

8/27 & 8/28 Mane’ Support Group hosts a Field Trip to Daytona Beach, FL for Children on the Autism Spectrum and their families with “Surfing for Autism”. To view pictures of event and join support group. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

September:

9/1 Dr. Mane’ hosts 2nd^t Monthly Gymboree Playdate Classes for 5yrs and under children on the autism spectrum. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

9/2 Channel 13 Fox Anchor Kelly Ring interviews Dr. Nelson Mane’ on the subject of “ADHD and Overmedication”.

Link to interview: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUZ0nlA6FDo">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUZ0nlA6FDo</A>

9/3 Film crew videos 3 more Parent Testimonials about the Hemispheric Integration Therapy and the success it is having with their children within the Autism Spectrum.

Links to Testimonials:

1. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/6/MA4IgOgRnLM">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/6/MA4IgOgRnLM</A>

2. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/0/-1m1AVx2DNA">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/0/-1m1AVx2DNA</A>

3. http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/2/_OUGPboQ4KI">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/2/_OUGPboQ4KI</A>

9/9 Dr. Mane’ hosts the regular Monthly Support Group Meeting for Parents, Caregivers, etc.

http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

9/21 Regular Monthly Playdate at Gator Fred’s for kids on the Autism Spectrum and their Families. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

October:

10/3 Mane’ Support Group hosts a Field Trip to a Skating Camp for Children on the Autism Spectrum and their families with “ASkate for Autism”. To view pictures of event and join support group. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

10/6 Dr. Mane’ hosts 3rd monthly Gymboree Playdate Classes for 5yrs and under children on the autism spectrum. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

10/9 The Mane’ Center hosts a Special Event, Free Reading and Eye Movement Screening. To view pictures of event and join support group.

To view a parent perspective: http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/7/6wH7tN2GF-o">http://www.youtube.com/user/manecenter#p/u/7/6wH7tN2GF-o</A>

10/14 Dr. Mane’ hosts the regular Monthly Support Group Meeting for Parents, Caregivers, etc.

http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

10/18 Dr. Mane’ launching New Web Site for The Mane’ Center. http://www.manecenter.com/">http://www.manecenter.com/</A>

10/19 Regular Monthly Playdate at Gator Fred’s for kids on the Autism Spectrum and their Families. http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/">http://www.meetup.com/Mane-H-I-T-Autism-Support-Squad/</A>

10/24 DR. NELSON MANE' went “INTERNATIONAL” in a Radio Interview by Kevin Healey of "Autism Radio UK

LINK TO THE INTERVIEW:
http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.autismradiouk.co.uk%2Farchive%2Flisten-again%2F200.php&h=f74b0SMH3fDi0l9R2F1yxVh3Hwg" target=_blank>http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.autismradiouk.co.uk%2Farchive%2Flisten-again%2F200.php&h=f74b0SMH3fDi0l9R2F1yxVh3Hwg</A>

“Hope” is a state of “Well-Being” that is truly POWERFUL indeed…may this “HOPE” for Autism Spectrum be spread FAR and WIDE!!!

Are we getting the Word Out??? …With “Your” Help …WE CAN!!!

Autism, supplements and brain health

http://blog.spectrumsupplements.com/blog/special-needs-children/autism-supplements-and-brain-health-2/">More studies show that http://www.spectrumsupplements.com">nutritional supplements and diet might help in the treatment of mental health conditions such as autism, ADD and ADHD. However, children on the autism spectrum who takes nutritional supplements might not get all the benefits they could from their supplements. A study conducted by Patricia Stewart, Ph.D., R.D., director of Bionutrition for the CTSI at URMC revealed that “the nutrients most likely to be deficient in the[special needs] children were not included in adequate amounts in the supplements used”. This clearly shows the importance of getting the right supplement for the child’s needs.

But supplements aren’t used just for nutritional support. Many supplements can help in autism treatment besides than dietary needs. http://www.spectrumsupplements.com/content.asp?node=844&pgid=650&lang=en"> http://www.spectrumsupplements.com/content.asp?node=844&pgid=650&lang=en">Neuroprotek</a>™, the latest product innovation from Dr T.C. Theoharides, Ph.D. M.D., is specifically aimed for brain help support. Those soft gel capsules are specifically designed to reduce symptoms of brain inflammation and nerve damage.

Dr T.C. Theoharides, Ph.D. M.D. is a professor of pharmacology at the Internal Medicine and Biochemistry in Boston, Massachusetts, conducting cutting edge research in the field of mast cells. Neuroprotek™, it’s latest product on the market, uses an exclusive combination of flavonoids, based on the scientific research of Dr. Theoharides M.D., PhD, which is formulated to maximize the anti-inflammatory affects of flavonoids while also overcoming any absorption obstacles.

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