Introduction: A Deeper Look into Autism’s Biological Complexity Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a multifactorial condition, shaped by genetic, environmental, immunological, and metabolic influences. One lesser-known but increasingly studied factor is Cerebral Folate Deficiency (CFD)—a condition marked by low levels...

Introduction: Autism Is Not Just a Childhood Condition Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is often associated with early childhood, but for many, it is a lifelong neurological condition. Adults with autism may have gone undiagnosed for years or received a diagnosis...

Introduction: Empowering Parents to Support Speech Development Speech delays in children with autism can stem from a variety of causes—from mechanical and cognitive to neurological. While therapy with certified professionals is essential, home-based speech therapy can be a powerful complement....

Understanding autism’s roots is a global scientific challenge. One compelling study from Japan has uncovered a significant correlation between specific dihydroxy fatty acids found in umbilical cord blood and later autism spectrum disorder (ASD) symptoms. This discovery not only adds...

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex neurodevelopmental condition, and while its exact cause remains unclear, environmental factors, including heavy metal exposure, are often suspected contributors. As research into autism treatment progresses, one promising approach involves detoxifying the body from...

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects behavior, communication, and social interaction. One of the lesser-known challenges faced by children with autism is chronic brain inflammation, which can worsen symptoms and hinder development. New research shows that...

Introduction: A Strength-Based Perspective on Autism While autism is commonly characterized by social and communication differences, many autistic children demonstrate remarkable abilities in pattern recognition—whether in puzzles, music, coding, or mathematics. This isn’t accidental: research suggests that these strengths stem...