Re: checking my autistic brother

[Guest guest]

> my mom wants to know what can be done to check to find out the

> reason of autism? what about mercury hair anylisis?

> we live in brooklyn, New York, so where can she refer to?

>

> and whatever the finding is, what can be done to get him out of

> autism, even partially? (in his age, is it too late?)

Not too late.

Many of your brother's behaviors sound like phenol intolerance. Here is

information about that

http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm

You can reduce his phenols, and/or try No-Fenol enzyme

http://www.houstonni.com/

Here is my chelation information page [to remove metals from the body]

http://www.danasview.net/chelate.htm

I have read that New York state creates a few problems, so hopefully someone who

lives there can give you ideas to get around the

problems.

Good luck.

Dana

[Guest guest]

>

> I have read that New York state creates a few problems, so

hopefully someone who lives there can give you ideas to get around

the

> problems.

>

> Good luck.

>

> Dana

I have few problems: my brother is in a group home under New York

state, and my mother doesn't have control over whtat they feed him

there.

number two: how can she check him what methods to check what bothers

him?

and is there anyone my mother can call for references and ideas and

help, like a mother of autistic child in same situation?

she will feel overwhelmed by all the information you gave me, so she

needs to talk to someone to discuss

thanks again

sara

[Guest guest]

> > I have few problems: my brother is in a group home under New York

> state, and my mother doesn't have control over whtat they feed him

> there.

This is true in most group homes in most states.

The New York problem I was referring to, is regarding obtaining a hair test.

> number two: how can she check him what methods to check what bothers

> him?

This lab has a good list of tests which may be relevant

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/

> and is there anyone my mother can call for references and ideas and

> help, like a mother of autistic child in same situation?

> she will feel overwhelmed by all the information you gave me, so she

> needs to talk to someone to discuss

I am not in New York, so I don't know of anyone specifically.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Sara -

Go to www.unlockingautism.org and look up the P2P (Parent to Parent)

Network. They have 6 reps listed in New York state, with their phone

numbers. Your mom can call and talk to them for support.

Pam