The Un-Prescription for Autism
Welcome to the Un-Prescription for Autism Blog Series. This will be a massive FREE resource for you on how to use this book to support vibrant health on the autism spectrum. I am going to go deep into my award-winning book, The Un-Prescription for Autism. This is going to be an epic discussion and conversation with readers about how to get the most out of this book and the protocols in Chapter 6. Do you want to help your constipated, irritable, sleep-deprived children poop like a boss, sleep more, feel better and have a healthy, vibrant life? Want them to have…
Autism and Prescriptions
First things first – This book is not the “Anti-Prescription”, which means prescriptions can be okay, even necessary, they just shouldn’t be used initially to suppress symptoms. What do I mean by symptoms? You might think that constipation, diarrhea, acid reflux, irritability, aggression, poor sleep patterns and ADHD are “the problems”, but they are often just symptoms of medical issues that need to be addressed on a deeper level. Think of it this way: If you’ve ever gone on a trail ride, you know that once in a while a horse might become irritable and act out during the ride….
Who Can Benefit from The Un-Prescription for Autism?
If you’re wondering who might benefit from using the protocols in this book, take a look at the following list. Autistic children and adults, even those without a diagnosis, who have any or all of the following: Constipation Diarrhea Acid Reflux Picky eater Poor sleep patterns Irritability Aggression Brain Fog Behavior issues Self-injuring Oppositional Defiant Disorder Intermittent Explosive Disorder Sensory processing disorder Hyperactivity Frequent Colds Allergies and Asthma Pica Eczema Trouble with focus and attention Trouble getting their words out Slow brain processing Sound familiar? Let’s give it a try! Look Under That Rock Don’t think your child has any…
The Link between Aggression, Night Awakenings and Gastrointestinal Dysfunction
The Link between Aggression, Night Awakenings and Gastrointestinal Dysfunction As both autism clinician and autism mom, a magic wand or potion would come in handy when aggression, sleep issues and irritability rule the day! What happens when challenging behaviors persist after sensory issues, anxiety, environment, frustration and the like have all been addressed? Many patients are then put on medication to reduce irritability and aggression, which provides only a limited reduction of behaviors. Relief may be found in information published by the American Academy of Pediatrics (PEDIATRICS Vol. 120 No. 5 November 2007, pp. 1162-1182 (doi:10.1542/peds.2007-2362) and by Dr. Timothy Buie…
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