MeRT Treatment Follow Up
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- We are happy to report that we have seen improvements in Ryan since starting treatment.
Before treatment, Ryan had difficulty getting to sleep and sleeping through the night, social interaction, communication, and sensory processing. He also was unable to tolerate change. However, after just a few weeks of MeRT treatment, we noticed an improvement in his sleep and getting to bed at an appropriate time. He is also able to sleep through the night, unlike before. We have seen minor improvement in social interaction, communication, and sensory processing.
Ryan's Neuro Synchrony (EEG) reports improved after each two week session.
Ryan is an adult with Autism. He has a hard time leaving the house to participate in community activities. I thought that a way to get him out and into the community would be to start a UA-cam channel for him.
He loves watching videos! It’s been fun making these videos and Ryan is enjoying getting out and about and seeing himself on UA-cam.
If you enjoy this channel please follow like and share with others, Ryan and I would greatly appreciate it!
Music Christmas Journey by geoffharvey from Pixabay
Thinking good things! Thanks Ryan! ☺️☺️ Love you. 🥰
Hi…hope Ryan is doing great and thanks for posting this! Do the treatments wear off over time? It’s an expensive therapy so I want to make sure it isn’t a temporary thing before setting it up for my son. Thanks again!
You liking and not commenting back makes me think the answer is yes…they do wear off.
No the brain continues to get better after treatments. You can see Ryan's 6 month after treatment EEG in the community tab on his channel page. His brain is continuing to get better. Thanks for watching!
No see comment below.
Please open a Clinic in Africa.
Ryan was the patient.
We are thinking about doing this treatment for my 8 yr old daughter. How is Ryan doing now and do you still see progress from the treatment?
Thanks for asking. Ryan is doing great and I do feel he is getting better. You are fortunate that she is much younger than Ryan and her brain is more flexible. If you do the treatments for her I hope it helps her!
Did you do this for your daughter or are you still just thinking about it?
@@currentlysimulating we tried for 2 weeks. It’s hard for me to determine if there were positive benefits. We didn’t continue after 2 weeks because it was too much of a drive and the cost is prohibitive. Lastly, because this is not an approved treatment for autism, my husband was not comfortable doing the treatment.
@@mching7282 very understandable. I have similar reservations so your feedback is very helpful. There is a study out of Duke University on stem cell therapy that is due to report it finding before the end of the summer. That approach seems more promising but we’ll likely have to wait until it is FDA approved
@@currentlysimulating I first heard of the duke research and its promising results a few years ago but then heard nothing. I did a little research and I think they are partnering with a firm in Panama that has been doing stem cell therapy for many years. I’m hopeful but also cautious. We will only consider it if it is fda approved.
Hi what was the cost if this
I can’t remember but you can call them and they will give you the cost. 😎