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Martin Matthews
The study and findings are consistent with decades of existing research and knowledge regarding nutrition and autism. Those in Japan can read this book for some further insight https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/4413043715/
More directly relevant research can be seen here http://www.mdpi.com/2072-6643/10/3/369
Strangerland
Any person who equated the headline which says ‘may improve symptoms” to “has been cured” and didn’t read the article or do any more research into the matter would be a complete and utter idiot.
girl_in_tokyo
That is an irresponsible and dishonest headline.
People will read the headline, draw a conclusion based from that only, and then try to assert that doctors have found a cure for autism. Parents may even begin to give their children supplements that are unnecessary, unproven, and that could even be dangerous.
That headline needs to be changed immediately.