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Asperger & Autism and Neuro-Reflexology can help
because of the plasticity of the brain and the easy conducing of the hormonal system


Facial, hands and Neuro-foot Reflexology may help to relieve many conditions associated with Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome because stimulating the hormonal system can help to release the following hormones:
Oxytocin: may decrease repetitive behaviors and improve interpretation of emotions.

ACTH: cortisone related hormone linked with stress and anxiety
Melatonin: controls body rhythms. Not enough melatonin can cause depression and insomnia.

An because stimulating the cortex of the brain it is possible to help the function of:


FRONTAL LOBE All kinds of Motor problems
PARIETAL LOBE All kinds of Sensitive problems (including autism
TEMPORAL LOBE Hearing, learning problems
OCCIPITAL LOBE Visual problems

Commune dysfunctions’ for Asperger´s & Autism
Social Difficulties: PARIENTAL LOBE & HYPOTHALAMUS

Struggles with nonverbal communicative behaviors such as eye-to-eye gaze,
facial expression, body postures, and gestures to regulate social interaction

Fails to develop peer relationships appropriate to developmental level

Doesn’t often seek out interactions and prefers to play alone

Lack of social or emotional reciprocity

Appears unaware of others' emotions

Appears not to hear you at times and lacks responsiveness
Behavioral Difficulties: FRONTAL LOBE & ADRENAL

Restricted and repetitive behavior

Abnormally intense preoccupation with certain activities or areas of interest
(i.e. stamps, coins, flags, cars, or airplanes)

Will often fixate on one subject matter such as trains or sea creatures and
become very knowledgeable about this topic

Obsessive or inappropriate attachment to certain objects

Inflexible insistence on certain rituals or routines

Insists on sameness and becomes distressed when routines or rituals are
Changed

Clumsy and uncoordinated motor movements

Heightened sensitivity -- tends to be distressed by loud noises, bright lights,
or strong tastes or textures

Communication Difficulties: FRONTAL- TEMPORAL- OCCIPITAL LOBES
Oddities of speech and use of language

Often adopts a very formal tone and use of language, not using shortenings
or slang

Speech often lacks tone, pitch, and accent variations. Also has difficulty
picking up on subtle conversational cues and will thus often take things very
literally

Often does not follow subtle humor, and may misinterpret sarcasm and
jokes as literal and ill-intended

Difficulty with nonverbal communication

Language regression - loses previously acquired ability to say certain words
or sentences

Avoids eye contact when speaking and fails to pick up on subtle
communication cues

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