Occasional use of AVC should not cause any problems.

The Nemechek Protocol and ACC are not compatible and the agents commonly used for detoxing can prevent recovery. I understand Dr. Cutler’s proposal, but I caution against doing too much at one time. It confuses the picture as to what really helped. I don’t worry about heavy metals because I don’t trust many of the labs performing the testing. Secondly, when I treat autism and other developmental issues, I don’t need to address the heavy metal issues, and they still recover. n

We understand that in some cases, the imbalance of or damage to intestinal bacteria influences acne, especially cystic acne. Acne might result from the absence of certain bacteria or excessive growth of other bacteria and may not have anything to do with overgrowth (SIBO) per see. We can reverse SIBO, but we do not know how to reverse other forms of dysbiosis.nnIf a child is recovering well on the protocol, I would assume the intestinal bacterial balance is well-controlled and would look for acne treatment with your dermatologist.

Yes. Through its effect on reducing inflammation, the Protocol allows the very potent repair and rejuvenation mechanisms of the nervous system to activate. This can lead to neurological improvements from prior brain injuries from trauma, stroke, infection, and even cerebral palsy.

Yes. The Nemechek Protocol will help many childhood issues because many have similar origins, an overgrowth of intestinal bacteria and multiple mechanisms that fuel inflammation.