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Autism One Radio Schedule May 22-31 AUTISM ONE CONFERENCE broadcasts May 26-28

A Worldwide, Internet-Based Radio Station for the Care, Treatment, and Recovery

of All Children with Autism

http://www.autismone.org/radio

Monday, May 22nd:

en Español

12:30pm-1 ET Iland: Growing Up with Autism: What to Expect. Programa

de 22 mayo 2006 Hablando de Autismo. hablará con un profesional educativo

sobre temas importantes para las familias con niños con autismo de la edad

escolar. will speak with an educational professional about subjects

important to families with school-aged children.

Tuesday, May 23rd:

Part 1 of 3

10:00am-11:30 Teri Small: Autism: Help, Hope, and Healing. Guest: Laurette

Janak, who has presented in the area of The Interaction of Genetics & the

Environment in Children with ASD, with her presentation “Understanding the

Biochemistry of Autism from a parent's point of view†and is acknowledged in

the Environmental Working Group report entitled: Overloaded: New Science New

Insights about Mercury and Autism in Susceptible Children. Laurette has helped

her daughter, , progress through her diagnoses of autism, Down Syndrome,

and leukemia. Much of today's discussion focuses on the similarities between

Down Syndrome and autism; other issues touched upon include the MMR vaccine,

leukemia, arsenic, and Thimerosal. These programs will look at: Part I -

similarities between Down Syndrome and autism; Part II - Chronic Fatigue

Syndrome, glutathione, autism; Part III - similarities among magnesium

deficiency, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and autism.

Wednesday, May 24th:

11:30am-12:00 Seth D. Pearl, DC, CCN, CNS: Health and Wellness with Dr.

Seth Pearl

1:30pm-2:30 Betsy Hicks: Autism One: A Conversation of Hope. Guests:

Researchers Baral, ND, Assistant Professor of Pediatric Medicine at

Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine and B. , PhD, Adjunct

Professor at the Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine discuss chelation

treatment with Betsy. Drs. and Baral have been working on a study, DMSA

in the Treatment of Children with Heavy Metal Toxicity and Autism.

Thursday, May 25th:

12:30pm-12:50 Dennis Debbaudt: Autism Risk And Safety Show. Guest: From

Melbourne, Australia, Jeanette Purkis, author of the new book Finding A

Different Kind of Normal: Misadventures with Asperger Syndrome. Jeanette

discusses her new book, her experiences with the Australian criminal justice

system, her discovery of her Asperger Syndrome, and offers insight and

straightforward, valuable advice for young people with ASD and their families

that is oftentimes best heard from individuals who live every day with ASDs.

Also: how to access the new ASA, County land-ASA and Lean On Us, Inc.

important new autism and law enforcement contact survey.

3:30pm-4:00 Nicki Fischer: Get Real. Guest: Liane Holliday Willey.

7:00pm-7:30 Doreen Granpeesheh, PhD: Unlocking Autism: the ABA piece of

the puzzle

Friday, May 26th:

Special: Autism One 2006 Conference

(see http://www.autismone.org/abstracts.cfm for presentation abstracts)

8:00am-8:50 Mark Blaxill, MBA: Truth & Progress: An Overview of the Mission

of Science and the Conduct of Scientific Leadership in Autism

9:00am-9:50 Mumper, MD: Science and Synergy: Foundations for

Understanding Biomedical Treatments for Autism Spectrum Disorders

9:55am-10:15 Live interview with Dr. Jeff Bradstreet and Dr.

Casanova

10:30am-11:20 Casanova, PhD: Abnormalities of Cortical Circuitry in

the Brains of Autistic Individuals

11:30am-12:20 Anju Usman, MD: Journey to Recovery…Finding a Safe Path to

Heavy Metal Detoxification

12:30pm-1:20 Live interview with Kirby

1:30pm-3:20 Panel discussion:

Dan Olmsted: The Age of Autism; and

Kirby: The Mercury-Autism Controversy - A One-Year Update

3:45pm-4:35 Mark Geier, MD, PhD and Geier: The Biochemical Basis for

the Treatment of Autistic Disorders: The Androgen (Testosterone) - Glutathione

Connection

4:45pm-5:35 Jeff Bradstreet, MD: Recovery: Making it Happen for Your

Child

(Please note: live interview times may vary.)

FROM NORWAY:

6:00pm-6:30 Vicky Debold, RN, PhD: Autism World Report. Guest: Ms.

Ebbesen Ror discusses autism in Norway including issues related to

access to care, vaccine-based theories of causation, and use of the DAN!

Protocol to help recover affected children. Ms. Ror is a mother, autism

activist and research affiliated with Professor Svein Eikeseth and Professsor

Karl Reichelt.

9:00pm-9:30 Suzanne Messina: ASIA Café: Addressing Special Issues in

Autism

Saturday, May 27th:

Special: Autism One 2006 Conference

(see http://www.autismone.org/abstracts.cfm for presentation abstracts)

8:00am-8:50 Jay ton, PhD: Modeling Methylmercury and Ethylmercury

Exposure in the Pediatric and Adult Non-Human Primate Brain

9:00am-9:50 Steenblock, DO: Autism and Umbilical Cord Stem Cell

Therapy

9:55am-10:20 Live interview with Dr. Nataf

10:30am-11:20 Megson, MD: Autism-Calcium Channelopathy

11:30am-12:30 KEYNOTE: Krakow, Esq., Gilmore, Jim Moody,

Esq.

A New Revolution - Empowering Parents

12:35pm-12:55 Live interview with Dr. Deth

12:55pm-1:15 Live interview with Dr. Steenblock

1:30pm-2:20 Nataf, MD: Evidence for Mercury Toxicity in Autism

Through Urinary Porphyrin Profiling

2:30pm-3:20 Dan Rossignol, MD: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy and Autism

3:45pm-4:35 Deth, PhD: Methionine Synthase: A MethylB12-Dependent

Redox Sensor in Neuronal Cells

4:45pm-5:35 Wakefield, MB, BS, FRCS, FRCPath: Intestinal Insights

and Etiologic Challenges in Autism: Replication and Confirmation

(Please note: live interview times may vary.)

6:00pm-6:30 Lynette : Through Our Eyes: Autism and the Military.

Sunday, May 28th:

Special: Autism One 2006 Conference

(see http://www.autismone.org/abstracts.cfm for presentation abstracts)

8:00am-8:50 Neubrander, MD: Methylcobalamin's Evolutionary Journey

for Autistic Spectrum Disorders

9:00am-9:50 Martha Herbert, MD, PhD: Autism: A Brain Disorder or a

Disorder That Affects the Brain?

9:55am-10:20 Live interview with Dr. Mayer Eisenstein

10:30am-11:20 Mark Blaxill, MBA: Why are So Many Children Sick? A Report

from the Front Lines of the Autism Science Controversies

11:30am-12:20 Live interview with Mark Blaxill and Dr. Martha Herbert

12:30pm-1:20 DeMio, MD: The Use of Transdermal DMSA Chelation

for the Spectrum

1:30pm-2:20 Mayer Eisenstein, MD, JD: Absence of Autism

2:30pm-3:20 Arthur Krigsman, MD: Gastrointestinal Pathology in Autism:

Description, Symptoms, and Treatment

(Please note: live interview times may vary.)

7:00pm-7:30 Jack & Sytsema: Children of Destiny: Spiritual

Strength and Hope for Families Struggling with Autism. Topic: Gaining the

Strength of the Lord. Strange as it may seem, when we encounter places in our

lives that are places of weakness, infirmity, and weariness, we are in the best

position to tap into the strength of God. In this program we will look at how

to tap into God's strength, and at the eight ways His strength benefits us in

our daily lives.

en Español

8:00pm-8:30 na Moses: Mano en Mano

9:00pm-9:20 Byron Strain, MD & Danise Strain: Autism Recovery IS Possible!

(continued)

Tuesday, May 30th:

Part 2 of 3

10:00am-11:30 Teri Small: Autism: Help, Hope, and Healing. Guests: Dr.

Rich Van Konynenburg and Laurette Janak. Dr. Rich Van Konynenburg has a PhD in

Engineering and Applied Science and his long career has included thirty years on

the staff of the Chemistry and Materials Science Directorate of the University

of California Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, doing research and

development in nuclear technology and materials science, and Laurette Janak, who

is acknowledged in the Environmental Working Group report entitled: Overloaded:

New Science New Insights about Mercury and Autism in Susceptible Children. Part

II - Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, glutathione, autism.

Wednesday, May 31st:

10:00am-10:30 Peta Cohen, MS, RD: Nutritional Approaches to Treating

Autism

11:30am-12:00 Seth D. Pearl, DC, CCN, CNS: Health and Wellness with Dr.

Seth Pearl

1:30pm-2:30 Betsy Hicks: Autism One: A Conversation of Hope. Guests: Dan

Rossignol, MD and Kenitz. Topic: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: Promising

Intervention for Autism and Other Conditions. Multiple studies have revealed

that autism is a neurodegenerative disease characterized by cerebral

hypoperfusion, neuro and GI inflammation, and increased oxidative stress. HBOT

causes increased oxygen perfusion, has potent anti-inflammatory effects, reduces

oxidative stress and increases the production of stem cells. Hypoperfusion

correlates with many core autism symptoms. Dr. Rossignol also speaks with Betsy

about the results of his study entitled Hyperbaric oxygen therapy may improve

symptoms in autistic children in Medical Hypotheses. Kenitz's daughter,

Grace, was diagnosed with a very rare mitochondrial disease: cytochrome C

reductase. After virtually living the first three years of her life in the

hospital, considered in a vegetative state, and blind, doctors refused to

continue measures to prolong Grace's life. Kenitz took her daughter to

receive hyperbaric oxygen therapy - the only thing that was changed - and Grace

has progressed to, among other things, being off seizure and GI medicines and

the feeding tube; and Grace is no longer blind, she is walking, she is thriving,

and she has received normal EEG's and a normal muscle biopsy. Hear this

heartwarming, inspirational story of hope as Betsy talks with Kenitz and

Dr. Dan Rossignol. (Please note: this program airs on the VoiceAmerica Health

and Wellness channel May 23rd. Also, both Dr. Dan Rossignol and Kenitz

are Autism One 2006 Conference speakers.)