TruDose Platelet Therapy: A Revolutionary Treatment for Autism

The CDC’s latest statistics report that 1 in 36 children in the US are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a significant increase from 1 in 150 children in 2000, the first year the CDC began tracking autism rates. This sharp rise suggests an autism epidemic. However, several factors likely contribute to this increase, including broadened diagnostic criteria, improved screening efforts, greater awareness, and various environmental influences (such as prenatal and early childhood exposure to pollutants, maternal obesity, diabetes, immune system disorders, and older parental age at conception). Despite these complexities, TruDose Platelet Therapy has emerged as a revolutionary treatment that shows promise in helping autism patients.

Autism and the Brain

Recent medical research suggests that autism arises from disruptions in the brain’s blood vessels and neuronal structures. Similar disruptions are observed in other neurological conditions, such as cerebral palsy, dyslexia, and seizure disorders. When blood vessels and neurons become “injured,” the body responds by sprouting new ones from the damaged areas. However, this new growth from an injured source can contribute to the development of neurological disorders. A healthy brain resembles a magnificent, full-canopy tree—an intricate, branched network of uninterrupted neural communication. This network of synapses is responsible for functions like speech, memory, and social behavior. The branches of an autistic brain, however, are splintered and knotted, thus interrupting different types of neural communication.

Can Platelets Rewire “Faulty Wiring?”

Platelets play a crucial role in the body’s natural healing processes. They uniquely carry essential growth factors for forming new blood vessels and neurons and act as critical communicators with immune and stem cells during repair and regeneration. Although platelets function throughout the body, they prioritize the brain. However, the body only allocates healing resources for a set period, regardless of whether healing is complete. When the internal environment is conducive to healing, recovery typically occurs. However, in conditions such as ASD or chronic Lyme disease, the time allocated for healing may be exhausted (even prenatally). Despite the body sending ongoing signals for help, no additional resources are sent.

A treatment that uses platelets to restart the healing cascade and promote the growth of healthy neurons and blood vessels could help untangle and restructure the neural network, thereby improving neurological conditions. This treatment, known as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy, has gained recognition over the past decade, notably among professional athletes for injury recovery and celebrities for aesthetic procedures like the “vampire facial.” However, PRP is now also being used to treat more systemic conditions, including neurological disorders.

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What is TruDose Platelet Therapy?

TruDose Platelet Therapy is a personalized intravenous infusion of a high concentration of your body’s platelets. Your therapeutic dose is determined using proprietary AI technology and a single drop of your blood. Blood drawn from an IV catheter in your arm is separated from the plasma, and then the platelet-rich plasma is re-infused into your body. This supercharged dose of platelets stimulates your body’s natural healing response. Due to various genetic, lifestyle, or environmental factors, our bodies sometimes need extra support to do what they are designed to do—self-heal and maintain homeostasis.

TruDose is a regenerative therapy that can be highly effective when combined with other healing modalities and efforts to address underlying causes of dysfunction. We have successfully used this innovative therapy to treat various conditions, ranging from neurological and autoimmune disorders to recovery from injuries and chronic diseases.

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Healing Autism with TruDose Platelet Therapy

Documented cases have shown improvements in various neurological domains (e.g., social acuity, reasoning, cognitive flexibility) and quality of life in autistic children and adults receiving TruDose, as seen in this compelling case report. For instance, the mother of two autistic children noted significant improvements in social anxiety, verbal communication skills, and self-sufficiency within just six months of TruDose Platelet Therapy. These improvements are likely due to the high concentration of platelets administered via PRP, which supports the body’s natural healing processes.  

Innovative Medicine’s Approach to Autism

Autism is a complex disorder with diverse origins that can be challenging to treat, and a one-size-fits-all approach often falls short. Innovative Medicine shifts the focus from merely diagnosing conditions to treating the whole patient, addressing the unique underlying causes of dysfunction. Following a thorough evaluation, we custom-tailor each patient’s protocol to target all root causes of disease and stimulate a self-healing response. TruDose Platelet Therapy exemplifies this philosophy, leveraging the body’s innate healing power to support neurological function and well-being in autism patients. 

This therapy delivers exceptional results as part of a comprehensive treatment plan tailored to each patient, prioritizing the reduction of toxic burden, addressing infections, and restoring proper terrain.

Are you or a loved one suffering from a neurological disorder like autism spectrum disorder, depression, or anxiety?

Take our assessment and set up a free 20-minute consultation to learn how our personalized approach can make a difference. Don’t hesitate to contact us—remember, healing is possible.

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