Valtrex Autism TreatmentThe theory behind the use of Valtrex autism treatment, along with other anti-virals like Zovirax, is that signs of long-term or chronic viral infection exist among autistic children. However, although some parents have reported improvements, research has not shown true biological efficacy of anti-virals for autistic children. The benefits of using this treatment lies in the relief of some of the physiological stress of infection, to which autistic children may be more prone. But if there is no chronic viral infection present, there is no need to treat with anti-virals. If your child does appear to need anti-viral therapy, you might want to consider herbs as an alternative, to avoid the risks associated with typical anti-viral medications. Instead of attacking the virus directly, herbs strengthen the body's natural resistance. They can even help treat Candida, which is a yeast infection commonly found in people with autism. Consider using garlic, echinacea, astragalus, berberis, uva ursi, and plant tannins. Return from Valtrex Autism Treatment to Autism Treatments
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The theory behind the use of Valtrex autism treatment, along with other anti-virals like Zovirax, is that signs of long-term or chronic viral infection exist among autistic children. However, although some parents have reported improvements, research has not shown true biological efficacy of anti-virals for autistic children. 
