Autism biomedical treatment Part 1

There are different types of treatments are being used for Autism. Some of these following are popular

Chelation Therapy:- Some people believe that due to heavy metal presense in body would cause Autism.Heavy metals  such as lead, arsenic and Mercury
would make children hyper active. The chelating agent may be administered intravenously, intramuscularly, or orally, depending on the agent and the type of poisoning.

Some parents and families of children with autism believe that the Measles/Mumps/ Rubella (MMR) vaccine caused their children’s autism. These parents report that their children were "normal" until they received the MMR vaccine. Then, after getting the vaccine, their children started showing symptoms of autism.

The following are prescription-only chelators:

DMPS (2,3 dimercapto-propane sulfonate)

DMSA (meso-2,3 dimercaptosuccinic acid)

Lipoic acid (also known as ALA)

BAL - Dimercaprol - [Not Recommended by Dr Amy Holmes]

Allithiamine (also known as “TTFD)

Natural chelators include the following:

Vitamin C

Selenium

Glutathione

Garlic

NDF

EDTA

NAET

Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Technique (NAET) is a relatively new treatment used to eliminate allergies of all types and intensities. It uses acupuncture in conjunction with exposure to the allergen in order to keep the body's energies flowing while the NAET allergen is still present. This treatment causes the body to re-learn its normal reaction of trying to constrict its energies. One allergen is treated at a time. If a person is not severely immune deficient, they may need just one treatment to desensitize one allergen. A person with a mild to moderate amount of allergies may take about 15-20 office visits to desensitize 15-20 food and environmental allergens. The number of visits required is dependant on the individual.
NAET has been anecdotally reported to successfully eliminate adverse reactions to egg, milk, peanuts, penicillin, aspirin, mushrooms, shellfish, latex, grass, ragweed, flowers, perfume, animal dander, animal epithelial, make-up, chemicals, cigarette smoke, pathogens, heat, cold, other environmental agents.