Dr. Megson is a developmental pediatrician in private
practice in Richmond, Virginia. She is board certified by the American Academy
of Pediatrics. She was director of Developmental Pediatrics at Childrenç—´
Hospital in Richmond for nine years. Her current private practice is devoted to
diagnosing and treating developmentally delayed children, specializing in
autism. Research area is use of vitamin A and Bethanecol in treatment of
Autistic Spectrum Disorders. She conducted a clinical trial to investigate her
hypothesis that G-alpha protein defect is a high risk factor for developing
autism after vaccination.
"Autism may be a disorder linked to the disruption of the G-alpha
protein, affecting retinoid receptors in the brain. A study of sixty autistic children
suggests that autism may be caused by inserting a G-alpha protein defect, the pertussis
toxin found in the D.P.T. vaccine, into genetically at-risk children."--Dr Megson
Dr. Megson is a developmental pediatrician in private
practice in Richmond, Virginia. She is board certified by the American Academy
of Pediatrics. She was director of Developmental Pediatrics at Childrenç—´
Hospital in Richmond for nine years. Her current private practice is devoted to
diagnosing and treating developmentally delayed children, specializing in
autism. Research area is use of vitamin A and Bethanecol in treatment of
Autistic Spectrum Disorders. She conducted a clinical trial to investigate her
hypothesis that G-alpha protein defect is a high risk factor for developing
autism after vaccination.