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Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report

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Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report

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"The twins underwent behavioural analysis, speech therapy and a strict gluten-free diet and nutrition programme as part of the trial to reduce inflammation."

"The diet was casein-free, a protein found in milk; low-sugar; had no artificial colours or dyes; zero ultra-processed foods; primarily organic; and locally sourced."

Once again, this shows how important a balanced microbiome is for good lealth.

Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report

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Post by 1vuio0pswjnm7 »

nyc111 wrote: post #2

This MSN link has no paywall https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/autism-can-be-reverse... .

There is no "paywall". It's the annoyances of Javascript. Disable Javascript to read the article.

All the major browsers allow users to disable Javascript. It can be done on a per site basis.

There is no "non-JS paywall", e.g., access requiring a password, with respect to The Telegraph. It is relatively rare to see "non-JS paywalls" for news sites on the www. Very few restrict access with a password. Disagree? Name some examples. The list will be short.

The Telegraph is not on the list.

Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report

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Post by joo2024 »

interesting. but dont confuse this as them wiping their autism away as their brain is still different. espesially when an autistic person grows older and gain more responsibilitys they still gonna struggle like the rest of us

i was classed high functioning but as soon as i hit 20 i feel like gotten less high functioning weirdly

Re: Reversal of autism symptoms among dizygotic twins: A case report

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nyc111 wrote: post #3

"The twins underwent behavioural analysis, speech therapy and a strict gluten-free diet and nutrition programme as part of the trial to reduce inflammation." "The diet was casein-free, a protein found in milk; low-sugar; had no artificial colours or dyes; zero ultra-processed foods; primarily organic; and locally sourced." Once again, this shows how important a balanced microbiome is for good lealth.

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