I'm one dad.








Some time after our son's 2nd birthday it became evident his development was off track.

By age 3 he had three separate diagnoses trying to label his condition — Asperger's, PDD-NOS, and Autism.



Before age 4 he began receiving treatment guided by the DAN! protocol.

This has included testing to identify toxic burdens and their impact on metabolism, immune function, and other physiology.

It includes treatment to reduce toxic loads and pathogens, boost immunity, and heal from the complexities of toxic injury.



There are some who debate about whether this approach is safe, proven, or even "quackery".

But it's working.

And it makes sense. There is a vast amount of scientific evidence demonstrating the connection between toxins and illnesses.



In 2010 our son is age 9 and largely recovered. Most people who meet him today have no inkling he's ever been "on the spectrum".

Successfully navigating through each day's toxic insults will probably remain a life-long challenge for him. He's not giving up and neither are we.


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Sometimes we stumble over gaps in knowledge. Sometimes intuition sounds an alarm. So I dig in and investigate.

This web site offers a bit of what I have learned and presents it in a way that "connects the dots".

I hope your visit results in a better understanding about how easily toxic exposures occur, the types of illness that result, and how to prevail.


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I'm one dad, living in the San Francisco Bay Area.

I have a degree in physics. My last role was VP of marketing for a semiconductor intellectual property company. I parked my career for 5+ years in order to help my son recover, make sure my family stayed intact during the ordeal, and to develop this web site.

I know that not everyone can make that choice. I'm grateful for much encouragement and support along the way. I'm privileged to give some knowledge back to the community.


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I recognize there is much more this site could cover. It barely touches the tip of an iceberg.


I invite you to explore this site further.

As you read, ask yourself, "Is this okay? Is this what we're stuck with?"



It will take every "one" of us to reach a better conclusion.


Thanks for stopping by — Ron