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Does Microbiome Treatment Cure Autism?

Treatments that target the gut microbiome via probiotics, diet, antibiotics, can treat autism more successfully, but the task to locate an effective therapy demands bigger and better studies.

Although it's well-known that gastrointestinal signs such as constipation, flatulence, and diarrhea are quite common in people with autism, the underlying triggers remain badly understood. Amassing evidence demonstrates the gut-brain axis could influence the development of ASD. Investigators noted that greater intestinal permeability seems to be a basic factor in all people with ASD. Though there are no successful treatments for ASD, ideas to modulate the gut microbiota is showing promise for kids with ASD

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