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Research shows Methyl-B12 therapy has tremendous treatment potential in children with autism.
Children on the autism spectrum often have a more challenging time absorbing nutrients. They generally eat very limited foods, and their digestive systems might not be as effective as their neurotypical peers’
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Within five therapy months, Matteo’s remarkable progress in communication, verbalization, and understanding abilities enabled him to overcome the criteria of autism.
In recent years, there has been a surge of knowledge and insight into the neurodevelopmental abnormality, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). This disorder affects children mainly in their social-communication skills, neurodevelopment, and emotional ability to connect and process issues in a healthy way.
Research has demonstrated that a daily omega-3 supplementation for children with autism spectrum disorders supports healthy brain functioning and significantly reduces various autism symptoms
Folate, also known as vitamin B9, have been studied more in the past two decades. It is an important part of the B vitamins, and many healthcare professionals recommend that pregnant women take Folate supplements.
Serotonin's Link to Autism
Digestive issues are common in children with autism. Experts recommend testing their methyltetrahydrofolate (related to folic acid), which is essential for maintaining good metabolic health.
Many people over the age of 60 struggle with memory loss, brain fog, and mobility struggles. These symptoms are much rarer in children—with the exception of those who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.
Often referred to as Vitamin C, ascorbic acid is water-soluble and a strong antioxidant. Unfortunately, ascorbic acid deficiency is far too common in children on the autism spectrum.
Tantrums are a common problem in children with autism. As they become more frequent, the cause needs to be examined. In many cases, tantrums occur in response to a change in routine.
One of the main criteria used to test for autism is full or partial eye contact (or lack thereof), with a preference for lateral, unfocused vision.
In the case of autism, partial eye contact may appear differently and with varying intensity. However, most children on the spectrum have real challenges making full or partial eye contact.
Children with autism are no strangers to learning difficulties and memory issues. A custom approach to supplementation could be the science-backed solution you’ve been waiting for.
