Health Matters - Autism Episode

In this Health Matters Podcast episode, Dr. Dayan Goodenowe talks about what autism is and how it affects the brain and neurological function. He also talks about signs of autism in children and what you can do as a parent or caregiver to restore and maintain their health and wellbeing.

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[kellylundblad]

Hypersensitive to sound and light. I was constantly being taken out of class for testing in elementary school. I had reading comprehension issues, math/numbers were incomprehensible to me, I was shy, withdrawn and socially awkward, preferred to left alone. This was the early 1960’s, it was if Not presented a problem that puzzled them and they did not know what to do with me.
At age 29 I enrolled in community college and at 32 became an LPN. I made good enough grades to receive a $1000 scholarship which I received after graduation.
I went on to marry a doctor and have been married for over 30 years. God have blessed me, despite my developmental (dis)abilities. Thank you Jesus.

[ssmaster]

Amazing! Are there more testimonials that we can read? Would love to hear about children around the age 5. Thanks

[lauram]

If someone doesn't have any symptoms, is there any risk to taking any of these supplements? For instance, if we want to take a plasmalogen supplement as a preventative measure, but we don't know what our current levels are. Can you speak to supplementation without knowing our baseline level?

[danvie]

Where can i buy the supplements mentioned in here?

[irinamakovetsky]

Is it recommended to stay on these supplements continuously? I have a child with autism and she reacts to a lot of foods with eczema and her behavior and social skills are impacted. And we can’t get these food reactions under control. I wonder if there are recommendations for children with food allergies and sensitivities. Thank you! Very inspiring to learn about these supplements.

[HomesteadingForHealth]

I’m trying to contact you so that we can get my daughter connected to your charity for rare disease with Leukodystrophy

[ceciliabassi]

There actually are several women who are being diagnosed only now, in their adulthood, because there has always been the stereotype that autism is "male" and so they got misdiagnosed before. They usually have level 1 of support