Here's a video about the possibility of using adult stem cells to effectively treat autism.

Patricia was diagnosed with autism when she was three years old.  She did not communicate verbally at all.  Her parents had tried a myriad of drugs to help her but nothing was working.  They kicked their efforts into high gear when their oldest daughter asked, "Will she ever speak to me?"

Patricia's parents took her to the Institute of Cellular Medicine in Costa Rica.  They paid $15,000 to try their luck with adult stem cell therapy.

Upon their return to southern Florida they noticed an immediate and drastic change.  She started interacting more.  Patricia can now count to 50, string together sentences, and went from the bottom of her class to the top.

Adult stem therapy is purported to boost blood flow to brain and help with autoimmune deficiencies.

Here's the video:

What do you think?  Would you participate in something like this for your children or yourself?