The approach insists on cooking with extra-virgin olive oil and using insulin and omega-3 fatty acid supplements into a child’s regimen. Hi paula i heard alot about neemechek protocol as well iam going to try protocol soon protocol is based on 3 things inulin . It quickly became widely adopted among parents due to its success in helping their children and changing the lives of thousands of families affected by autism worldwide.

Some products or services, claiming to be cures or treatments for autism, are fake or can be harmful. Results show autistic people are more likely to suffer from SIBO but it cannot be generalised across the whole spectrum. Whether you like it or not, the human race cannot survive without us which is why the genes are still in the gene pool. He was totally unable to control his emotions and started stimming and eloping which was really scary. We are on week 2 still just doing 1/8 of inulin but my 4 year old looked at her brother and said, "Dance with me, Caleb" and they danced and laughed.Then at snack time he sat and ate with the other kids for 15 minutes and when he was done he closed his lunch box got up and PUT IT AWAY! For so long he has had a huge aversion to colored foods (green is the worst) and would only eat white, orange and red veggies! My son has been taking the Barlean’s adult fish oil dosage (EPA 900mg, DHA 590 mg, and other omega-3 of 370mg). As for there being no peer reviewed science, that may be true for the Nemechek protocol as a whole (which he discusses in his very accessible book), but there absolutely are studies which suggest prebiotics (like inulin) have a positive impact on autistic kids - and not just on their gut health, but on social behaviours.

I have been following protocol for a little over a month and although my son continues to improve in all areas he's still super behind. Within the first three months of starting the protocol, parents often notice heightened alertness and awareness, increased affection, and a calmer demeanor. Nemechek manages anxiety, aggression, relapses, and PANS/PANDAS to help the reader to more clearly understand the behaviors they see in their child. The NHS advise not to accept medicines that claim to "cure" Autism, that involve words like "miracle", that can be done by anyone without medical training or education, that cost money. I have you tell you guys I've only being giving my son 1/8 of a teaspoon of inulin every day for 3 days and have been trying to cook his food in EVOO and have already noticed a difference!Nemechek, my son has been on the protocol for a year and has made great gains, but he has also put on quite a bit of weight. They also have periods when they may be unsure if a change in the protocol is needed or if they simply must be patient. Nonetheless, I am giving 5 stars and I am very thankful for the author and others like him that fight for our children when other doctors do not even try to help.