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Early Experience with GcMAF Therapy for Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Feb 2, 2014

Here’s the deal – any university or funded research institution that can supply resources and personnel to assist our humble search for efficacy and safety of GcMAF therapy will be greatly appreciated.

Ten Tips to Navigate the New DSM-5

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 26, 2014

Changes in diagnostic standards could mean that parents who believe their children need treatment will have less access to services, because required DSM-5 criteria may not be met.

Book Review – Ido in Autismland

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 18, 2014

If you are a professional, you need to read this twice. The first time will be disturbing and challenge many of the basic beliefs. The second time, understanding will creep in and you will think of ways to incorporate such knowledge into your practice.

Emails from a Parent Concerned about Autism

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 13, 2014

These emails are from one insightful, articulate and appropriately concerned mother. Such correspondence is representative of the majority of questions that accompany this complicated process of improving health so that therapies can take hold and reverse the signs and symptoms of the epidemic that is presently called ASD.

Sensory Processing in Autism – 2

by Dr. Brian Udell | Jan 4, 2014

Any parent of a child ‘on the Spectrum’ is fully aware of the problems and limitations due to ‘sensory issues’. Affected children might smell everything, bite or lick anything, bounce more than a kangaroo, hear sounds that you didn’t even know were there, and/or demonstrate unusual eye movements.

Autism Review 2013

by Dr. Brian Udell | Dec 29, 2013

Here is this year’s crop of stories that I consider to be the most informative, interesting, and likely to change the knowledge base concerning the autism epidemic.

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