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http://drbradstreet.org/2012/01/07/observations-of-gcmaf-in-autism-continued/
Observations of GcMAF in Autism Continued
January 7, 20124 Comments
Obviously anecdotal observations are not a substitute for rigorous scientific investigations but they are not invaluable. I have been observing strongly positive outcomes from GcMAF (the Vitamin D receptor protein) in the majority of the children I am aware of who are being administered this compound. Its mechanism of action may involve the vitamin D receptor, calcium channel regulation or specific issues related to pathogen persistence, or more likely some combination of all of these.
Regardless of the mechanism(s) of action, here is the ongoing progress of one of the patients I have been highlighting in this blog.
Hello Dr. Bradstreet,
Happy New Year! Im so happy to tell you about the amazing and exciting progress that has been seen, not only by us (the parents), but also my daughters teachers and therapists. After the Christmas break, we were expecting the notes from school to say, Your daughter is having a rough day/ week, some difficulty adjusting back to school and a structured setting, etc. Instead the notes read, She had an excellent day/week! No behavior issues at all, it seems like shes grown up! During the course of the GCMAF treatment weve seen improvements and this is a phenomenal. Her Language development went from repeating one word such as iPad over and over again, meaning she wanted to play with it, to When I get home, I want to play with the iPad. From single word requests like Alice, meaning the Alice in Wonderland ride, to expressing a whole itinerary at Disneyland. She went from labeling items in a picture book to descriptive sentences; clearly shes been responding extremely well to the treatment. Theyve reported that she is talking a lot at school! She went on a field trip to see the Nutcracker at the local performing arts center with the neurotypical students and did really well. Also, she used to be afraid of movie theaters, thats gone now and we can go to the movies with her and shell sit quietly and enjoy a 90-minute movie. She used to be petrified of the Haunted Mansion, Star Tours and Pirates of the Caribbean rides at Disneyland, now she has conquered them and is targeting the other rides she was previously afraid of. All of these accomplishments we would never would have even thought possible and wonders just never cease. Funny thing too, the eczema disappeared and she eats a lot of different kinds of food (all GFCF of course). She used to just eat GFCF corndogs and fries, now she eats GFCF peaches, GFCF grilled cheese and ham sandwiches, and even GFCF sushi! Needless to say, we are feeling very blessed and we are so excited to see what more amazing things are in store towards her recovery in 2012! Thank you so much for all that youve done and continue to do!
Sincerely,
M and R