The Myth of Autism: How a Misunderstood Epidemic Is Destroying Our Children
"Dr. Goldberg has spent the last thirty years developing the evidence to support a biologic or neuroinflammatory model to explain autism. Now mainstream science is catching up, and sophisticated research tools support this model."  ----Nancy Klimas, MD, Professor of Medicine, Microbiology and Immunology, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine"Dr. Goldberg suspected from very early [that autism was] the consequence of an inflammatory process and thus amenable for treatment. Over the years, the epidemic increase of the prevalence of this dreadful condition has strengthened this hypothesis." ----Ismael Mena, MD, Emeritus Professor Radiological Sciences UCLA School of Medicine, Doctor Honoris Causa University d'Auvergne, France, Department of Nuclear Medicine, Clinica Las Condes Santiago, Chile"Less than thirty years ago it seemed unbelievable that peptic ulcer disease was associated with a bacterial infection--yet we now know that it is. And now with the unabated rise of autism, Dr. Goldberg's question, `What if it isn't autism?' seems similarly unbelievable. Yet he makes a cogent argument that it is a medical disease, not a mental, psychological, or developmental disorder.  What if he is right?" ----J. Michael Uszler, MD, drspectscan.com"Dr. Goldberg's knowledge base is greater than anyone else's in this treatment area. He is the best expert in this field, in my opinion. I could have taken my son to any autism doctor in the world and I chose Dr. Goldberg."  -- --Bruce L. Russell, MD, FAAFP