Reducing
Autism Symptoms
In accordance
with the principles
of alternative medicine
Legal clarification – Autism is not an illness. Therefore, the purpose of the treatment is not to cure autism or act as a substitute for medical consultation or medicinal treatment. The statements herein are intended to expand personal knowledge and general understanding only. The foregoing is not to be considered an alternative to medical consultation or medication and/or treatment performed by a caregiver or physician, or constitute a recommendation for individual care in any way.
About the Treatment
C.A.T (Customized Autism Treatment) is a treatment method that provides a tailored response to patients’ individual autism symptoms.
The treatment helps to decrease autism symptoms and improve deficient metabolic processes by identifying the root of the problem and prescribing an individually-tailored treatment protocol.
C.A.T in the Media
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Tali Angor – the founder of the C.A.T method
Academic education & related activities
- The Hebrew University of Jerusalem – B.Sc.Pharm (The Faculty of Medicine)
- Bar-Ilan University – B.Science, Medicinal Chemistry
- Levinsky College of Education – the Autism Integrative Method Program
- Ben-Gurion University – Naturopathic Studies (specializing in nutrient supplements as part of an integrative clinical consultation)
- The Hebrew University of Jerusalem – Psychiatry & Neurology – aspects of brain research and medicinal consultation
- The Hebrew University of Jerusalem – Additional courses in pharmacy, diabetes and medicinal consultation
- A former member of the council of the pharmaceutical society of Israel
- A former manager of the Pharmaceutical Society of Israel’s Pharma Club Committee
Articles
C.A.T | Autism – lack of eye contact
Autism – lack of eye contact – symptoms, manifestations and treatment Eye contact and autism One of the prominent criteria used to test for autism
Microbiota and Autism Spectrum
Gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms are a common comorbidity in patients with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
G-Alpha Protein Defect and Vitamin A
M. N. Megson Pediatric and Adolescent Ability Center, Richmond, Virginia, USA (US National Library of Medicine) Read Article >
