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And Treatments For Autism
Autism Treatment craze?
I'm doing a research paper on social science treatments used for fashion ASD. I want to understand the dangers that threaten families succumb to the methods of the treatment. I need help developing a research question and the hypothesis … Does anyone have any ideas?
I'm not sure anyone here could create your question or hypothesis, it must be based on your beliefs, what you believe the result will be. And I'm not sure if I could call a "FAD" therapy, How about considering a GFCF diet a "FAD" therapy? Or would he use a chiropractor? Or is it the use of therapy sensory integration? removal by chelation? What I am often more concerned about is the "crooks" there are too many people who tell a great service which can be considered a "FAD" therapy because they operate behind the main treatment, mainly They are selling snake oil and only in profit. Parents new to a diagnosis, often plunging in many therapies, hoping to help child, in some cases, they think they see the results, but how can we determine precisely what the intervention helped, he was education from early childhood, it was mature, he was the supplement, was it the food, is it the speech, etc.? With each treatment, we must consider the risk, as we consider the side effects of drugs, does the benefit outweigh the risks? There is little risk in trying a GFCF diet, there is a greater risk for the removal of chelation. If it's okay, no fault, what is wrong to try a therapy, even if the AMA can not bless? What to consider before jumping into a therapy is they have an accurate diagnosis, is there a genetic component that has led to a diagnosis of autism in children. Could they have Rett Syndrome, Angelman or fragile X syndrome? If they do, which may alter the results, a scheme does not turn the FMR1 gene on correctly so it produces a protein missing (Fragile X), chelation therapy does not make a difference, but as a sensory integration therapy can help children learn their coping skills, teach children to tolerate noise or light or touch. And, a diet can help problems they are having with their digestive system, although many parents of children with FX have little success with a diet GFCF some do, there is little harm to try and if it does work you just stop it. Without the correct diagnosis in some cases, there may be little bang for the buck which puts their families in difficulties Financial. Good luck on your paper.
Pharmacologic Treatments of Autism Spectrum Disorders
