This is very interesting on a personal level, but, it is also ‘chicken or egg’ with
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Nevertheless, this connection isn’t always consistent, and some experts have argued it isn’t gut bacteria that trigger ASD, necessarily; it could be that kids with autism are more likely to restrict their diets because of ‘picky’ eating, which in turn influences the kinds of bacteria that persist in the digestive tract.
This is very interesting on a personal level, but, it is also ‘chicken or egg’ with this>
Nevertheless, this connection isn’t always consistent, and some experts have argued it isn’t gut bacteria that trigger ASD, necessarily; it could be that kids with autism are more likely to restrict their diets because of ‘picky’ eating, which in turn influences the kinds of bacteria that persist in the digestive tract.
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Yes, it seems they are using it as one method to diagnose which is good!