[54] in Italy, showed profound impairment of APAP metabolism in children with ASD and was published in 1999, several years prior to the study of Schultz et al
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Vitamin D deficiency is more prevalent in children with autism, and supplementation has been associated with improvements in eye contact, repetitive behaviors, and social interactions
Exenatide: Available in both twice-daily and weekly injection forms, Exenatide is one of the earlier medications in this category
It remains of importance to understand not only if, but also how they modulate the ES-induced effects and which are the specific neurobiological processes mediating the effects of nutrients on the brain in the context of ES