Stem Cells help to regulate the immune system. Their responses shown in blood screening can be indicators of underlying coinfections of autism such as Lyme, mold, and strep. These infections are often undetected in many traditional blood tests, so it’s crucial to know of other markers to look for to determine if treatment should given.

Infection and inflammation in the brain effects cell proliferation, synapse failure, brain development and the balance of neurotransmitters.

In this interview with Dr. Jodie Dashore we will discuss stem cells and the blood screening that can be done to gain insight into the possible coinfections your child may be carrying that can prevent optimum recovery from autism.

Some of the questions we will answer in this interview (Radio show #77):

Overview of different kinds of stem cells

Many parents of kids with ASD are traveling abroad for this procedure. Is this a good idea or not?

Are there any precautions or red flags to look for with any facility offering this procedure?

 For kids with ASD who have comorbid issues, Is there a best time to go for stem cells treatment?    

Brain imaging can help to scan for imbalances in brain volume. The Neuroquant brain scan is a simple test and often covered by insurance.

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