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What is Autism? by James Jeffrey Bradstreet, MD, MD(H), FAAFP
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Will

It is common knowledge that a protective navy of bacteria normally floats in our intestinal tracts. Antibiotics at least temporarily disturb the normal balance. But it's unclear which antibiotics are the most disruptive, and if the full array of "good bacteria" return promptly or remain altered for some time.

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The Day I Became President
By Mark Macluskie

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Lisa Lundy

Main Conference: Saturday, October 31 - Sunday, November 1. Practitioner Training: Friday, October 30

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Recovering Mark by Cynthia Macluskie and Mark Makes a Difference! by Mark Macluskie
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Power Point Presentation By: Woody McGinnis, MD
Greater oxidative stress in autism was suggested by depressed nutritional status,
higher toxin levels, depressed anti-oxidant defense, higher oxidant levels, and response
to treatment with antioxidants. Multiple studies confirm greater excretion of oxidativelymodified
biomolecules and increased oxidative modification of brain of subjects who
have been diagnosed with autism.

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Teri Arranga

The Doctor is IN - Issue 30 2009
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Teri Arranga

WE CAN change the state of our children's health by Deirdre Imus
(c) 2009 The Autism File

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Power Point Presentation By: Robert Nataf, MD.

The Urinary Porphyrin Profile has been used to assess environmental toxicity in autistic
children with significant issues through elevations of mercury responsive metabolites,
pentacarboxy, precopro and coproporphyrin. Growing evidence supports usefulness
of the urinary porphyrin profile in monitoring of chelation therapy effectiveness, by
showing
in ¾ of cases real reduction in porphyrinuria and not rarely drastic drop in
mercury
compounds, translated in speech and behaviour improvement.

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Power Point Presentation By: Mary Megson, MD

Does my child still need 25 supplements a day?
Experienced parents are very knowledgeable and have tried various biological
interventions
with their children with autism as they heal. This talk will discuss treatment
of those “almost off the spectrum” kids. Many need support in long term management of
their child’s ongoing biomedical treatment.

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