What is Customized Autism Treatment?

1. What is Customized Autism Treatment? Customized Autism Treatment (C.A.T.) is a treatment method designed to reduce autism symptoms by understanding your child’s unique metabolic map. Rooted in the field of biologically based practices, it utilizes a comprehensive analysis of advanced laboratory tests to develop an individualized therapy protocol to restore the patient’s internal biochemical balance by supplementing nutritional deficiencies. (Vitamin, amino acid, and mineral supplements according to the metabolic disorders identified in the laboratory tests). These include Inflammatory processes (and their effect on serotonin production): Activation of the inflammatory response leads to the release of inflammatory cytokines and mobilization of immune cells, both of which have been shown to access the brain and alter behavior. Oxidative stress: An imbalance between free radicals and antioxidants that may lead to oxidative stress, causing mitochondrial failure that affects the structural functioning of cytoplasm in cells. Impaired methylation processes: Influence the production of neurotransmitters such as serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, and adrenaline. Impaired sulfation processes:Influence the body’s ability to remove toxins naturally. Nutrient deficiencies: Neurotransmitters are synthesized from essential dietary compounds like vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Neurotransmitter biosynthesis pathways and catabolism Parasitic pathogens: excess growth of fungal yeast and harmful bacteria Detecting impaired metabolic processes—and treating them with customized vitamin, mineral, and amino acid supplements (based on laboratory test results)— significantly enhances patients’ verbal, mental, and cognitive abilities and reduces autism symptoms such as anxiety, hand flapping, repetitive behaviors, obsession/fixation, sleep issues, isolation, tantrums, picky eating, and more. C.A.T. can be obtained worldwide (although arriving at our center in Israel is certainly an option) as it relies on an in-depth analysis of lab test results and the impaired metabolic processes that arise from them.