Chelation
Chelation is the process by which the body rids itself of toxic substances. Chelating agents help the body to remove the metals. A doctor needs to write a prescription and monitor the chelation. There are many different types of chelating agents available - oral, transdermal, IV, suppositories. These presentations offer clinician panel discussions of chelation strategies and explanations of the role chelation plays in recovery for some children.
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- Detoxification Strategies and Individualizing Chelation Protocols
Anju Usman, MD (Anaheim 2007)
- Reversing Autism . Balancing the Biochemistry through Chelation, Detoxification, and Nutritional Therapy
Andrew Levinson, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Biomedical Individuality and Effective Treatment Strategies using the DAN! Approach
Anju Usman, MD (Alexandria 2007) - Results of DSMA Treatment Study
James Adams, PhD (Anaheim 2007) - Evaluating and Reducing Toxic Load
John Green, MD & Stuart Freedenfeld, MD (Anaheim 2007) - Oxidative Stress and the Metabolic Pathway of autism
Jill James, Ph.D.(Alexandria 2007) - D4 Dopamine Receptors and Methionine Synthase in the Human Cortex: Partners in Evolution and Autism
Dick Deth, Ph.D (Alexandria 2007). - Porphyrinuria in Childhood Autistic Disorder: Implications for Environmental Toxicity
Robert Nataf, Ph.D. (Alexandria 2007) - The Enviornmental Aspects of Autism
William Rea, MD (Alexandria 2007)