2nd Edition, The Nemechek Protocol for Autism and Developmental Disorders: A How-To Guide For Restoring Neurological Function

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A small residual amount of damage will remain after each injury, and each new injury leaves residual damage upon the prior injury in a process referred to as cumulative brain injury. The abnormal neurological functioning from cumulative brain injury can occur slowly over time and or rapidly depending on the intensity of the brain injury. Damage to different portions of the brain will result in different outward symptoms such as ADHD, chronic anxiety or gait abnormalities. You can help stop people selling dangerous treatments by reporting anything you think might be fake. Parents around the world have been using this protocol with great success for their autistic children. The colon was no longer “enough” for the bacteria, so they decided to move to a better neighborhood where they could get a steady supply of nutrients to feed on and replicate. And yet, 8 months have flown by. Now I’m reaping the benefits so many others have experienced – benefits that I had previously only dreamed of.

I’m not going to dig too deep into what SIBO is because if you’re reading this, you probably already know.Around week 3, I started getting nauseous after taking the supplements. I’m not really sure what’s causing that, but I’ve asked around in the Nemechek Protocol community, and it seems to be par for the course and something that I need to just push through. Dr. Nemechek believes that the symptoms of disease can be eliminated by restoring equilibrium in the body. Yes, actually. In all aspects of health, everyone is different, and every physical body responds differently. So there are some people who don’t improve on this protocol. They are far outweighed by those who do, but still, you should know that it doesn’t have a 100% success rate. While the full scope of this variant’s effects is not currently elucidated, it is associated with decreased glutathione synthesis. Therefore, it is likely a mechanism in which the enzymatic activity of GCLC is affected [ 60]. For people with celiac disease, gluten — a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye — causes an autoimmune response that damages our small intestine and can cause many other symptoms. The treatment is relatively simple, unless, of course, you’re French and baguette is your comfort food: you just stop eating gluten. There are no pills or transfusions or transplants to fix it — not yet, at least. It’s been an adjustment for me, but I feel better now.

Okay, so that was the easy question, but when it comes to a good autism diet, I don’t know what the right answer is. Celiac disease and autism This variant is suggested to increase TCN1 expression, which is associated with lower vitamin B12 levels. This is due to TCN1 carrying 80–90% of serum B12, with the rest being carried by TCN2 to the brain and other organs. Upregulation of TCN1 lowers the B12 available for TCN2 [ 59]. I definitely need to update this post with my latest experience on the Nemechek Protocol. It’s been such a blessing! I’m just now on full doses of everything (about 5 months into it), and I’m finally seeing a turning point. It’s really hard to explain, but I feel like my brain fog is dissipating. I’m thinking more clearly, I’m not having as hard a time finding words, anxiety is way better, etc.While the field of genomically targeted personalized medicine is still in its infancy, the implications for specifying recommendations for nutrients, supplements, lifestyle, and even medications down to the individual level have the potential to change how medicine is practiced and improve patient outcomes. If you suffer from unexplained bloating that you can’t seem to get rid of, it may be a hidden case of SIBO. I went from chronically bloated (like 7-months pregnant bloated…) to flat tummy in less than 2 months by simply following Dr. Nemechek’s advice. Keep reading to learn more! While one gene variant was focused on in this discussion, this method must be applied to a wide variety of an individual’s contributing genetic variants simultaneously to ensure maximal success. The cases presented here demonstrated this idea. The need for this multi-pronged approach relates to the etiology of ASD. Autism, like most chronic illnesses, is generally due to the interactions of multiple gene products, the individual’s environment, lifestyle, and the interrelationships between these factors, rather than being monogenic in cause. GCLC is the first rate-limiting step to produce glutathione. This enzyme catalyzes the reaction that combines glutamate and cysteine to produce gamma-glutamyl-cysteine. I am not a fan, however, of its claim that it can “reverse autism.” Its recommendations do not appear to stem from evidence-based science, relying on what seem to be anecdotes to make its case. I’m all for giving our kiddos supplements, but you don’t need to buy a book to do that.