The next Autism Awareness Kenya meeting will be this Saturday, March 10th from 1-4. We are gearing up for our big autism awareness event the weekend of March 30 – April 1st. We need everyone’s input and help to make it a great event. Please come with ideas for planning!
We meet at Braeburn Primary School on Gitanga Road. Take bus # 46 towards Kawangware and alight at the school. You will see a big banner and just tell the askari that you are there for an Autism Awareness Meeting. If you are driving, just park in the parking lot. We meet in the Early Years Unit.
did you know that stem cell therapy can be used to treat autism.This is a very nice frontier for the use of cells4life stem cell treatment option.
How is dat therapy.i have an autistic kid,i wud be very glad 2 hve an idea on dat.
Hi Didanus,
Stem cell therapy has shown promising results for autism.
The stem cells have the ability of angiogenesis which leads to growth of new blood vessels and eventually improves the blood flow and oxygen to the brain which also improves nervous system functioning. They suppress the pathological immune responses (e.g. inflammation) and stimulate haematopoiesis (blood cell regeneration), leading to the possibility that these cells may also be useful for treatment of the defect in T cell numbers associated with autism.
i also want to try stem cell therapy for my kid. India is well known for this treatment.
Keep up the good work. We support you. Would you mind if I periodically send you posts on autism and new developments to your site?
yes please do
i need to learn more about the control.
stem cell therapy is a recent avenue in autism…
as mary said, india is well known for this..
i found several interesting videos on youtube of parents whose children have undergone this therapy in india…it seems to be highly effective and safe…
http://www.youtube.com/neurogenbsi
there are some very heart wrenching stories..
have a look