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Welcome, Parents interested in Biomedical Intervention 4 ASD

Location
Lees Summit, MO 38.92-94.36 64063US
Meetups
4 so far
Members
14 Parents with Hope
Rating
Autism and ASD Biomedical Intervention Support Group 5.00 5.004
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Founded
January 6, 2009

A support group for parents using or considering using the ARI Biomedical Intervention for autism and ASD. We will explore all alternatives to drugs without judgement. We will explore the role the immune, digestive, nervous and endocrine system play in the development and treatment of ASD as well as genetics and enviroment. Lead by a Defeat Autism Now! practitioner and alternative healthcare provider.

What members are saying

“ This is the key to making every other therapy more successful. It is your time to discuss what you do and see and find out from other parents why some things help you and some don't. ”

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  • Oct 29
    • New member
      Humayun Bhatti
      “hi i am a helper of Autistic children. wish to learn more about autism.”
  • Aug 4
    • New member
      Susan
      “I have a 12 yr old son with asperger syndrome and have been trying to cope with his new dx of dystonia(movenment disorder)We are now looking(per team of doctors advice)at homeopathy to treat his asperger's. He is also homeschooled.”
  • Aug 3
    • New member
      Karen Gruender
      “My son has just be diagnosised with autism. We have been using biomed. treatments on our own and seeing some success. We need more information.”
  • Jul 8
    • New member
      David sanders
      “I am an adult with Aspergers and wish to grow in life”
  • Apr 21
    • New member
      Andrea
      “I have a 21 month old just starting therapy. We are interested in learning more about other options. He has not been diagnosed yet but is most likely on the spectrum.”
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