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Well a lot of autistic persons have these symptoms (and these are generally either more chronic or more severe than a typical neurotypical persons would experience) A) sleep disturbances B) extreme gut disorders (often including alternating diarrhea and constipation) C) rare parasites, viruses, yeast overgrowth or bacteria D) extreme allergies to foods or substances E) unexplained rashes F) sallow complexions G) dark eye circles Here is an article on the subject: journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0137725 Note: This list is what is most typical but it is certainly not exhaustive. And in many cases their behavior will be impacted by these things (which can make their problem behaviors seem more or less severe)... a biomedical intervention is done with a medical doctor, namely they help to relieve or eradicate A-G and that generally helps autistic kids have better outcomes (a autistic kid that is not experiencing A-G. An ABA wouldn't perform these types of interventions with persons. Generally biomedical intervention will help make the problem behaviors less severe (if the autistic kid has them) but the ABA helps the child learn how to interact and express themselves in appropriate ways (not hurting themselves or others, talking about what bothers them rather than screaming and throwing things, learning how to effectively communicate and read other people's nonverbal behavior, and feeling more comfortable talking with strangers, being able to do functional activities such as shopping, studying, eating, playing games with others, etc.) which helps the child make friends and get their needs met.