Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Autism Spectrum Disorders with Richard G. Boles, MD One Thing Podcast with Dr. Adam Rinde

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In this episode I welcome on Dr. Richard Boles. Dr. Richard G. Boles is a medical geneticist and a pediatrician who specializes in mitochondrial medicine, functional disease (including cyclic vomiting syndrome, other atypical forms of migraine, and chronic fatigue syndrome) and autism spectrum disorders.

He has over 70 published papers, mostly in mitochondrial medicine and is considered a pioneer in Genomics. Dr. Boles currently is in private practice in Pasadena, California, and at the Rossignol Medical Center in Aliso Viejo, California. About one-half of his patients have neurodevelopmental disorders.

As travel to California can be challenging for many, Dr. Boles has joined NeurAbilities Healthcare in order to provide telemedicine services for helping physicians and families translate modern genetics testing into practical treatment options. He also is a founder of the mitochondrial nutrition company Neuroneeds that focuses on serving the autism spectrum disorder community.

In this episode we discuss Genetic testing overall, the unique genetics of autism spectrum disorder including especially those pertaining to social communication and mitochondria, How mitochondrial dysfunction impacts autism, testing for mitochondrial dysfunction, nutritional applications of mitochondrial dysfunction, the specifics of COQ10. I had to go back and listen to this three times as almost every sentence was a pearl. I hope you enjoy this conversation with this most esteemed guest.

As become a tradition at the One Podcast we will be devoting $1 of the first 100 plays to the charity of choice of our guest. Dr. Boles has selected MitoAction as the charitable recipient of his podcast. Please visit their page at mitoaction.org if you would also like to contributed.

00:00 Intro
05:09 Genetic Testing In Autism
08:16 Making genetic information actionable
13:36 The unique genetics of Autism
23:30 Mitochondrial dysfunction in Autism
31:48 Nutritional Treatments of Mitochondria
33:37 Implications of Mitochondrial dysfunction
35:42 Oxidative Stress from Mitochondrial dysfunction
37:34 Mitoswab testing
42:19 CoEnzyme Q10
45:55 ASD starting points
50:03 Closing

Resources mentioned in the discussion:

Richard Frye, MD at Phoenix Children’s Hospital doing trials using Mitoswab and mitochondrial nutrition

Neurabilities
Neuro needs
Variantyx www.variantyx.com
Mitoaction