It does seem to be true that children and teens have a better chance at remission, but equally, this method of treatment has never been studied in adults (that I can find). It's a shame because of the great results with kids (even as old as 21) you would think that someone would be trying to start a program for adults so that it could be studied and we could get valid data to compare to medications and the other treatment options for adults. If a 21 year old can get better this way, why not a 23 year old? Why not a 26 year old? But I am not a doctor...

The RSDSA has some information (a video of the program at CHOP, etc). I am actually trying to get more information to them.