The greatest hurdle to progress in autism research has been the unwillingness of so many to accept a paradigm shift. Autism is treatable. Children with autism are medically ill, not psychologically challenged. Identifying and eliminating problematic foods, chemicals, and toxins while correcting nutritional deficiencies and providing the nutrients necessary for normal growth and development is a reasonable and effective strategy. It is critical that parents become educated and informed medical consumers.
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Cindy Schneider, MD
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Dr. Cindy Schneider is the Medical Director of CARE, the Center for Autism Research and Education. Her integrative medical practice is exclusively dedicated to individuals with autism and related neurological and immune disorders. Her areas of special interest include treatment of the immune, gastrointestinal, and metabolic aspects of autism and the identification of environmental toxins contributing to the autism epidemic. She has designed and implemented multiple research studies and collaborated with researchers worldwide.
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The Center for Autism Research and Education was founded in 2003 in order to combine both state of the art clinical practice and innovative research. Dr. Cindy Schneider and the staff at CARE welcome the challenge, joy, and fulfillment of working with individuals with autism and their families. We believe that every patient can achieve a higher level of health.
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is an effective method of increasing oxygen delivery to diseased and damaged tissue in an effort to enhance healing and recovery of function. It is often an appropriate addition to a comprehensive treatment program including medical, nutritional, and other therapeutic modalities.
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Dr. Cindy Schneider practices functional, integrative medicine. This philosophy emphasizes the identification and treatment of the underlying causes of medical conditions rather than just the symptoms. Her approach to health challenges includes the optimization of each patient's nutritional status and key metabolic pathways.
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