2nd Edition, The Nemechek Protocol for Autism and Developmental Disorders: A How-To Guide For Restoring Neurological Function

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I am not a fan, however, of its claim that it can “reverse autism.” Its recommendations do not appear to stem from evidence-based science, relying on what seem to be anecdotes to make its case. I’m all for giving our kiddos supplements, but you don’t need to buy a book to do that. I’m not going to dig too deep into what SIBO is because if you’re reading this, you probably already know. This variant, located in the promoter region, is suggested to alter oxytocin signaling. Lower oxytocin signaling has been associated with decreased pair-bonding and social skill scores. This variant has also been associated with impaired social cognition, as can be seen in ASD [ 58].

Recently I were asked about something called "The Nemechek Protocol", after researching it I can confirm it is just another money scam as we've had people do in the past. There's numerous arousing issues surrounding it.The treatment involves a two-step process that aims to rebalance intestinal bacteria and omega fatty acids, which in turn allows the child's brain to begin to heal and function properly. The Nemechek Protocol recommends the use of fish oil, extra virgin olive oil, and the prebiotic inulin while cooking. In older patients, inulin can be replaced with Rifaximin, which is a prescription antibiotic. These are used mainly to reduce gut inflammation, restore omega 3:6 balances, and aid in cellular repair. What are the benefits of Dr. Nemchek protocol ? Patients who’ve experienced success with the protocol report that it has “reversed the symptoms” of autism in their children. The protocol is designed to reduce inflammation and bacterial overgrowth through the ingestion of olive oil and fish oil and the prebiotic inulin or, in older patients, the prescription antibiotic Rifaximin. Dr. Nemechek believes that the symptoms of disease can be eliminated by restoring equilibrium in the body.

I’ve been on the Nemechek Protocol for about a month now. I’m not doing the Rifaximin as of now but that may change. So far, I’m still at the bottom dose of inulin at 1/8 tsp, 1 tsp of fish oil, and 1.5 tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. I’ve attempted to increase the inulin dosage, but I get severe bloating when I do that. I also mentioned that I was waiting to weigh myself until I had been on the protocol for 1 month. I weighed myself today, and I haven’t lost a single pound the whole month! That’s great news for me as I’ve been losing weight dramatically each week, and I didn’t have any weight to spare to begin with. By restoring equilibrium in the body, Dr. Nemechek believes that the symptoms of disease can be eliminated.The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) will only recommend something if there is good evidence that it benefits autistic people. Right now, I’m enjoying feeling well. A few weeks ago, the Lord really helped me during a Sunday morning service, and I’m praising Him for what appears to be a “break” from all this.