How Yeast Overgrowth May Be Linked To Autism
Autism and an overgrowth of yeast? For some in the medical profession, it seems like a real stretch of logic. But for others, the evidence is all too clear. For one thing, it appears that the incidence of autism is on the rise. Once barely heard of, now some reports claim that one in 155 children may suffer from this neurological disorder. In a nutshell, the symptoms of autism include a lack of awareness of the feelings of others as well as a minimal -- or no -- social interaction. The most common description of autism is that these children are "within themselves." They seem to avoid receiving affection and love. Many autistic children don't talk, are isolated and self-stimulating. Because they can't handle change very well, routines are extremely important to these children. However, these children can be taught self-care, social skills as well as language skills. No one yet has been able to pinpoint an exact cause of autism. That means that n...