Google Announces Exciting Partnership with Autism Speaks To Find Autism Cure

(Newswire.net — June 11, 2014) Fountain Hills, AZ — Autism Speaks has long been recognized and respected as the powerful body that represents and facilitates advances in Autism care, development and advocacy.  Particularly as more and more people are aware how common Autism is, affecting 1 in 68 children today, there has recently been more focus and urgency on striving to understand the disease, and ultimate find a cure for Autism.

 

Co-Founder of Autism Speaks, Bob Wright, does not hesitate to share with the public that Autism is not simply one disease, but is a complete spectrum.  In fact, children with Autism can present as non-speakers, as having very uncontrolled hand movements, or may have any variety of delayed behavioral issues.  Some rare cases, as has become evident lately, do not even get recognized in the childhood years.

 

However, Google hopes to change all of this.

 

In a truly historic partnership, Google will be applying its massive computational abilities, power and manpower, to the Autism cause.  With excitement, Bob Wright shares, “Google has more mathmaticians than the NIH does, and likely more than any other company has.”  He, and all Autism supporters, are extremely encouraged and excited about this partnership.

 

Since it is not clear what causes Autism, and no evident cure for Autism exists, doctors and scientists have aggressively been researching to better understand the disease.  Since it is understood that genetics plays a major role in the disease development (and likelihood), this becomes the obvious focus of attention.

 

Bob continues, “They [Google] will be taking on the 6 billion bits of information that our genomes have.  Here is Google now at the forefront of medical research.”

 

The hope is that as the gene sequences of affected autistic children is better understood, as well as the gene sequences of their parents, they will be better able to identify and stratify different groups.  As the data is analyzed, and certain genomic patterns are noted, they feel that pharmaceutical companies will be in a much better position to create a pharmacologic cure for Autism.

 

Until this pharmacologic cure arrives, however, many parents are seeking natural Autism treatments.  It is a commonly-accepted theory that gluten somehow plays a role in Autism symptom development, so most parents are advised by doctors to avoid gluten.

 

Since avoiding gluten can be quite challenging, quality digestive enzyme supplements have been developed to specifically provide the digestive enzyme complex that has been noted to be deficient in children with Autism.

 

One company, Purely Scientific, has conducted extensive scientific research on this exact subject.  By selecting a patented form of DDP-IV (the enzyme complex which facilitates gluten digestion), and combining that with carefully selected probiotics and other digestive enzymes, the scientific team has produced remarkable results.

 

The medical-grade supplement, known as “3-in-1 Digestive Formula” was originally only provided to doctors across the country.  However, based upon the results from pediatricians, and increasing demand, the product was released to the general public in late 2013.

According to physician and patient feedback, best results are achieved after 5-8 weeks of continued usage.  The way the capsule was designed, it can easily and effectively be broken open to facilitate ease of consumption for the child who will not consume a capsule.

 

Purely Scientific Spokesperson, Donald B. Opp, shares, “We are extremely excited and hopeful about the news of Google and Autism Speaks.  We trust it will lead to a pharmacologic cure sometime in the hopefully not-too-distant future.  Until that time, we are confident our medical-grade supplement can continue to provide support for many children.”

 

Purely Scientific “3-in-1 Digestive Formula” is currently available in Amazon, with no need for doctor’s prescription.