Four disorders fall under the heading of autism spectrum disorder (ASD): autism (also referred to as classical autism), Asperger’s syndrome, childhood disintegrative disorder (CDD), and pervasive developmental disorders (PDD) not otherwise specified.
Stem cell therapy is a novel and effective approach to the treatment of ASDs based on the unique ability of stem cells to influence metabolism and the immune system and to restore damaged cells and tissues.
The UCMSCs used by Doctor G® to treat ASD positively impact all of the body’s organs and systems, starting with the brain. This is extremely important because, with ASD, the brain areas regulating memory, concentration, attention, speech, and so on are damaged. Our treatment results in better blood and oxygen flow to the brain, called “improved perfusion,” better replacement of damaged neurons, and better formation of new arteries.
After a certain period, UCMSCs acquire the properties of the surrounding cells and differentiate into them. As impaired or lost neuron connections are restored, new neuron connections form and brain reactions accelerate because synaptic transmission improves.
Improvements in autistic children that can be expected after stem cell therapy:
- Better tolerance for different foods and improved digestion. Some children begin to try new foods and like them.
- Easier contact with the child, starting with eye contact. Children who did not fix their gaze at objects begin looking at them with interest.
- Adequate behavior at home and outside.
- Improved verbal skills. If the child is non-verbal, it is very likely to start making sounds, produce syllables and eventually pronounce words. Verbal children are likely to expand their vocabulary.
- Reduced or loss of fear of loud noises, strangers, and bright colors. This improvement is gradual.