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The biggest difference we saw with the diet change was after we hired a DAN doctor, which stands for Defeat Austism Now. And a DAN doctor helps you come up with a protocol to eliminate the signs of autism. He recommended a gluten free, caisein free diet. And we saw a lot of change in eliminating gluten. He was a little less reactive and impulsive. And the supplementation that we added was 12 injections buffered Vitamin C, something called P5P, and calcium magnesium. And I think out of all of those the thing we noticed a difference was B-12 injections. After B-12 injections, we noticed that my son could focus more, that he had moments of calm, and his behavior really changed kind of in a drastic way after B-12 injections.

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Debi is a mom to two wonderful boys, ages seven and four. She lives in Culver City, CA and is a stay at home mom. Debi spends a good deal of her time caring for her seven year old high-functioning autistic son. She enjoys family time with her husband and boys, bike riding, yoga and swimming.  

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The biggest difference we saw with the diet change was after we hired a DAN doctor, which stands for Defeat Austism Now. And a DAN doctor helps you come up with a protocol to eliminate the signs of autism. He recommended a gluten free, caisein free diet. And we saw a lot of change in eliminating gluten. He was a little less reactive and impulsive. And the supplementation that we added was 12 injections buffered Vitamin C, something called P5P, and calcium magnesium. And I think out of all of those the thing we noticed a difference was B-12 injections. After B-12 injections, we noticed that my son could focus more, that he had moments of calm, and his behavior really changed kind of in a drastic way after B-12 injections.