OT Re: Dr.Neubrander

June 1, 2004

To the contrary, my friend's son started out as moderately autistic and has

lost that diagnosis. She started her son on bio-medical interventions at

between 2-3-years old (yeast Rx and gf/cf), plus educational intervention,

and has been taking her son to Dr. Neubrander, who has had them do various

other things, as well. She says that he gets up at 4:00 in the morning, and

that he really has a heart for the kids (which doesn't mean other DAN

doctors don't - just that she thinks he does). Plus, he has Saturday hours!

We were not able to afford to keep traveling very far, plus hotel stays, and

she recommended we go to Dr. Neubrander. He examined our son and was gentle

and patient about it; actual physical examinations have not always happened

elsewhere. He gave good explanation, plan of approach, and corrected

something I had been doing incorrectly. I think maybe it is more prudent to

just ask what people think of a practitioner with an invitation to reply

privately, or say if anyone wants feedback about an experience to write

privately. If it goes on the list, it ends up in a digest for a gazillion

people to look at.

Dr.Neubrander

> Hi,

> We recently started seeing Dr. Nuebrander who is based in NJ.

> He is a DAN doctor and I see that he lectures at all the

> conferences. Does anybody else out there use him? I basically just

> pulled his name off of the website without any references. We had

> one visit, and while he seems thorough and competent, I just have an

> uneasy feeling about him, like he was rushing us out of the office

> and didn't even want to see our son, which I thought was strange.

> Thanks for any input.

>

> Elisheva

>

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_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

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