In this episode of the Autism Navigator Podcast, Dr. Ken Alibek and Dorana discuss some of the most frequently asked and controversial questions in autism treatment. Topics include: • The current evidence on Suramin in autism • Why antipsychotic medications help some children but not others • The limitations of ELISA, PCR, and antibody testing • Why laboratory results should always be interpreted alongside the child's clinical presentation • Practical insights from Dr. Ken's clinical experience This discussion is intended for parents, healthcare professionals, and anyone interested in the science behind autism and evidence-based treatment approaches. Autism Navigator – Advancing the understanding and treatment of autism through science, clinical experience, and education.

In this podcast, Dorana and Dr. Ken discuss the role of the microbiome, gut-brain interactions, diet, and microbial factors in autism, combining scientific evidence with clinical experience.

In this conversation, they discuss important and practical topics including eczema in children with ASD, immune responses, environmental triggers, the role of chronic infections, and questions about family involvement in treatment

Chloe and Dr. Ken discussing why some autistic children respond dramatically to treatment while others are extremely sensitive to interventions, how regressions can occur during healing, and what parents can do when progress feels slow or unpredictable.

In Part 2, we will go deeper into the broader discussion about motor challenges, immune triggers, regression, and what may be driving the rise in autism.

In this episode, we discuss her son’s progress, the main concerns their family faced, the changes they observed during treatment, and what felt most challenging during the early stages of their journey.

In this powerful and honest conversation, Masha and Dr. Ken address the questions that weigh most heavily on parents at the beginning of the autism journey.

In this important conversation, Dorana asked Dr. Ken several of the most pressing questions that many parents privately raise but rarely hear discussed openly.