Treatment of Autism with Thiamine
Clinical Study Title:
Treatment of autism spectrum children with thiamine tetrahydrofurfuryl
disulfide: a pilot study.
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English Summary: |
Autism
is a disorder first seen in childhood that effects
the social and verbal abilities of the individual.
There have been many theories as to the cause, and
many different ideas as to a way to help this disorder.
Ten children who had a confirmed diagnosis of Autism
were given thiamine supplements twice a day. The level
of thiamine in the body was measured at the beginning
and throughout the body, as well as other metals and
nutrients. At the conclusion of the study, a reported
8 of the 10 children had improved clinically, and
their level of nutrients was healthier after the administration
of thiamine. Thiamine supplements then can help to
improve the lives of children with autism. |
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Authors:
Lonsdale D. Shamberger RJ. Audhya T
Institution:
Preventive Medicine Group, 24700 Center Ridge Road, Westlake, OH
44145, USA.
Country of Publication:
Sweden
Source:
Neuroendocrinology Letters. 23(4):303-8, 2002 Aug.
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