Yes the numbers look about right. Parents of autistic children...

Yes the numbers look about right. Parents of autistic children are cautious also - been a few hopeful diets and drugs over the last few decades but really there's not much out there to help. Word gets around what works, very quickly, and if this 3-12 year old segment are seen to be benefiting, even if only 50% of those kids improve, then teens and young adults will surely be the next market to target - the parents of those older kids are equally desperate to see their children improve - and most important of all, this treatment is safe. So in time, double the target market. I've got a 23yo kid with ASD and I'm sure he'd benefit too.