The Defeat Autism Now! Conference will be coming to the Embassy Suites Conference Center in Norman, Oklahoma June 13th & 14th. The Defeat Autism Now! Conference is put together by the Autism Research Institute, a non-profit dedicated to solving the puzzle of autism through ongoing research into the causes and treatments for autism.
The Autism Research Institute is comprised of Medical Doctors, Behavior Analysts, Nutritional Consultants, Researchers, and various other professionals that continue the pursuit of helping individuals with autism. I went to a Defeat Autism Now! Conference in California and was blown away by the amount of vigorous scientific research that was being conducted on autism, it’s causes, and the treatments.
Listening to the various speakers, it was interesting to hear numerous medical professionals who were taught that there is little you can do for individuals with autism. They were satisfied with this conclusion until having children of their own diagnosed with autism at which point they became obsessed with research. Through much intensive research they discovered many medical issues that come along with an autism diagnosis that are medically treatable. I was sitting next to a dad, who had colitis himself and a non-verbal son with autism, who was nothing short of terrified during a video of various intentional scopes done on a number of children with autism. I remember him talking about his excruciating pain associated with his colitis and that his scopes were not as bad as the ones the showed that day.
There is no way that I could relay the vast amount of information that will be presented at the Defeat Autism Now! Conference. They thoroughly cover topics from intestinal permeability, food allergies, to environmental issues, to heavy metal exposure, to oxidative stress and much more.
If your life has been touched by autism you should attend this conference. If you know of anyone whose life has been touched by autism please relay this information.
June 13th-14th
Embasy Suites Conferance Center
Norman, Oklahoma
in association with Autism Research Institute
