Fever Benefits for Autism in a Food

[@Albopepper]

Wow! Mind is completely blown... Once again, food can save the day. Thanks so much Dr Greger!!!

[@TheMelanieSky]

I'm autistic, and vegan. I can't thank you enough for this.

[@mayperez1420]

My son is autistic so this was very helpful. Thank you!! More videos of ASD please.

[@informationwarfare]

Check out "Dr. Robert Morse The great lymphatic system"

[@EmergencycardUkhelp]

I have noticed that in my son last weekend. He is 8 years old and his fever was around 38C. He was a lot more communicative, like someone lifted the invisible barrier. Funny that I see a video about that today.

[@Mrbowgunhunter]

Im autistic, thanks a lot for this amazing video

[@RobertLRead]

Dr. Greger, you are one of my heroes. I am actively trying to be like you. Please keep up the good work! I can think of no educator doing as much good for the world as you are.

[@anandaalvarez4336]

Me alegra ver este comentario

[@veg]

What plant foods can do for you. Amazing 😮

[@aaronfreeman8436]

Mind blown, thank you for these amazing videos- they’re extremely detailed and can’t imagine the time and research it takes.

[@hakunamatata1352]

Hi! Can't wait for the rest of these episodes! TOPIC SUGGESTION: Eating for liver health (specifically NAFLD - non alchoholic fatty liver disease). If the liver is compromised, how to eat? Low fat is a must, but what sweeteners are there that will not cause fat buildup in the liver? Gluten free? And how to contribute to adequate bile production? Is it possible to reverse NAFLD even when the cause of it is not lifestyle related? Is it even established that NAFLD is lifestyle related?

[@remon563]

TUDCA, although it is hard to get and controversial. Fasting works to regenerate the liver. Ketogenic diet helps immensily but only when done properly implementing a ton of greens. The liver needs adequate protein to regerenate. What it does not need is carbs and sugars. Some supplements that can help: - milk thistle - bile salts - apple cider vinnegar - magnesium, potassium, zinc Good luck my friend! you can heal.

[@PermaPen]

I have M.E. - I've often noted that I actually feel 'better' when I have a regular illness like mild flu. I put it down to M.E. currently looking like an auto-immune disease. Give my immune system a real job to do for a while. There are suggestions somewhere or other that autism is an auto-immune disease too.

[@iamwealthy2242]

I always feel "normal" & mentally sound & relieved when I too have a cold or flu. Insane this is so common

[@angelofchrist4494]

I actually find it quite comforting having a cold and I like the smell of it too, weird

[@ConscientiousOmnivore]

Wow, simply incredible. It's awesome to see that studies like this are getting funded by people. This is encouraging and gives me hope that the future is not completely lost to big business. Can't wait to see the next part - keep 'em coming Dr. Greger!

[@thebrinksf69]

I love that food is the answer again! Good cliff hanger. I can't hardly wait for part II!

[@toothbrushpillow6410]

Absolutely love the time and detail you are spending on Autism. Thank you. If anyone can point me to part 2 of this video that would be awesome. Is it released??

[@jazminherrera5001]

I am beyond excited for this thank you Dr. this means a lot my son is autistic.. thank you for this video can you now tell us how much to get full benefits??

[@aliciav4352]

You continue to amaze me Dr . Gregor 👍 and I can't get enough of the "until now"😍

[@VeganFootsoldier]

extremely interesting video

[@finnnation]

I concur. My boy was almost non verbal had a bad fever at about 5 years old. He became very communicative and quite 'normal' for the two days he had the fever.

[@johzuke1]

OMG, HOW INTERESTING IS THIS! 😮

[@maryj7423]

I can't wait for the next video! This is groundbreaking!!!

[@vanillahugz]

My son has autism and I was hoping for a study for a while now. I have noticed his symptoms fading, I know it sounded odd to others but I am seeing such progression I'm shocked. its the food, greens are life 🌱 Thanks for the video you made my day 💕

[@ladyjatheist2763]

Doc, you are awesome! For everything you do for everyone who's interested in LEARNING... you're just plain fantastic! Thank you!

[@aceofwands]

Great video, so few people willing to bring to main stream attention. I have worked with autism families, and find your caring approach first rate.

[@doodah111]

Thanks Dr Greger. You and your staff are providing an invaluable service.

[@JathanH]

Fascinating. Thank you for this video. I anxiously look forward to the next one in the series.

[@effervescentrelief]

Donnie the question is how to cook broccoli for maximum effect because over cooking can reduce the sulforaphane present. And as a parent with two kids on the spectrum, I am very interested to learn more.

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

How To Increase Sulforaphane in Broccoli Sprouts by ~3.5-fold kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGjFpohjhbBqlas Second Strategy to Cooking Broccoli kzbin.info/www/bejne/raSxaatmd7yWr6c Sometimes the Enzyme Myth is True nutritionfacts.org/video/sometimes-the-enzyme-myth-is-true/

[@Fredinotmercurybut]

Here's some more info from Dr. Greger's website on how to get the most sulforaphane bang for your Big Broccoli buck: nutritionfacts.org/2016/02/09/how-to-cook-broccoli/

[@peters616]

Thank you for this video! I was already aware of the sulforaphane autism study but hadn't made the connection to heat shock proteins. Wouldn't sauna and cold showers help then, since they are known to activate HSP expression?

[@erickathomas9472]

Oh no! How can you make me wait for the rest of this? I eagerly await the results of the study.

[@chris-yx6vp]

As an autistic adult, please read Neurotribes by Steve Silberman before posting more videos about autism. It's a good primer on the history of autism and can help you to understand that it is not a disease to be cured; many of the coexisting traits and health problems are what we would like to have treated.

[@mrglibb]

Pretty sure Christine is implying that autism shouldn't be cured, not that it can't. Which is pretty dumb, making a cure, or even just treatment, available would improve a hell of a lot of people's lives, mine included.

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

I don't know, as I've improved somewhat I kind of miss the days when I was completely oblivious to things like bullying and harassment. But I don't miss all my aches and pains and gastrointestinal mess.

[@tamcon72]

With respect, this research shows that because the traits do reverse organically under neurological duress, it is analogous to a disease that can be cured or ameliorated, at least in some cases. Those who have severely diminished quality of life, or severely diminished quality of life potential due to autism traits at the severe end should surely have the option to eliminate traits that aren't optimal.

[@johndeacon6308]

Really glad someone's posted this, so thanks Christine. I have an autistic friend who likes being autistic, considers it part of his identity, and detests the idea of this being changed by medicine or diet or anything else. I suspect a lot of autistic people share this view and it is vital to acknowledge that before discussing autism from a biomedical perspective.

[@johndeacon6308]

tamcon72, something being changeable does not make it analogous to disease. Sobriety is changeable. If someone is autistic and wishes to change then this is a very helpful line of research, but if someone does not wish to change that also needs to be respected.

[@Olibelus]

This is absolutely fascinating. Amazing!

[@gregorywilliamnelson]

Dr Gregor is killing it. Epic.

[@funkydaddy007]

Thank u thank u thank u and the team for the time and sweat u guys put in here

[@reikowolf5591]

Interesting! My son was diagnosed with ASD earlier this year. He's always been a healthy eater and happens to love broccoli and cabbage. I wonder how much of them one needs to consume to get benefits. Looking forward to the next video!!!

[@Fredinotmercurybut]

Here's some more info from Dr. Greger's website on how to get the most sulforaphane bang for your Big Broccoli buck: nutritionfacts.org/2016/02/09/how-to-cook-broccoli/

[@shiningeunoia3555]

I am amazed and wonder if the same principle would affect children who suffer from ADHD????? I would love to know if it would have any of the same responses.

[@dustinhansford8270]

As usual a huge thanks for your on going research highlights and informative content.

[@AstrologywithMelody]

Cognitive and developmental shifts to the next level up after the normal rhythm of plateau also happens to typical kids after childhood fevers.

[@tamcon72]

Fascinating. Many years ago I saw a special report on Canadian TV of a researcher positing diet had something to do with autism, that the gut microbiome was implicated somehow. Looking forward to seeing the next installment to see how this harmonizes with that earlier research. TFP!

[@k.alipardhan6957]

well made video. hope this gains traction, and full funding

[@jayheevlogs]

Any update on flaxseeds and ala to epa and dha conversation. There has came out data showing only 5% will transform into epa/dha

[@mycelia_ow]

Jayhee vidz, the lower the omega 6's, the higher the conversions.

[@babyelian77]

An other fantastic video, by the way which cruciferous is higher in sulforaphane ? I prefer kale and cauliflower to broccoli, is it the same or should I change my habits ?

[@Fredinotmercurybut]

Thank you for answering the question of sauna of hamam that arose in my mind once the benefit of fever was introduced. And please, Dr Greger do a series on Multiple Sclerosis.

[@ShalomHealthServices]

awesome! thanks for this Dr. Gregor

[@Killer-oj6gd]

Dr greger can you please make a video on leaky gut!

[@MrMWelter]

check this out: nutritionfacts.org/topics/leaky-gut-theory/

[@Killer-oj6gd]

Marlon Welter I checked it out but the thing is i follow all those advise and avoid all animal products and whatever which is on the site but I still have leaky gut/candida. I was given lots of antibiotics, antacids, PPI's because of gastritis and acid reflux etc. After those medications and treatments I developed food sensitivities and all kinds of symptoms of leaky gut which I didn't even start to name. It's gotten a lot better since then but still Its not healing fully and I still have those symptoms of leaky gut/candida and food sensitivities. I also took probiotics and some other supplements too.

[@SWProspector]

Killer 99, It's not just meat vs plants. It takes a while to figure out which foods are causing the problem. Some foods even have a delayed effect or an effect that can last for days. Myself, I have to avoid all beans,peas, dairy, soy and a few others. Despite everyone stating how healthy beans are, my own body disagrees. I've been off ofl stomach meds for years, but I have to always be aware of what i eat and avoid some of the "healthy" foods. Without beans I eventually added back some small sources of meat and physically feel better. Good luck.

[@Killer-oj6gd]

SWProspector totally agree with you, everyone is different and have different intolerances and it takes time to figure out what works for you and what not. Let's hope we both overcome this and heal our guts and body soon. Good luck to you too 😊

[@MrMWelter]

There are some other options which can cause leaky gut by destroying gut flora or gut-barrier as well. Not so sure about the sources anymore but you might have a look into these: dishwashing liquid remains, detergents remains, artificial sweeteners, gluten for some and last but not least stress (eventhough I think it is more of a multiplier). Good luck on your road to recovery.

[@arielleoliver7403]

Can you do a video on the relationship between a mother having an infection in pregnancy and having an autistic child? There is some thought that diet could help regulate the problematic immune response. Would love your take on the research.

[@Wyatt_30]

Also do a vid on obscure herbs and roots that you can't usually find in your local supermarket

[@newbleppmore7855]

I know i certainly feel happier more relaxed more social when i have a fever flu cold, probably even 50% less social anxiety

[@rashnamaya143]

Hey Dr Greger just wanted to know what are the healthiest way to consume nuts,is it okay to roast? Or better raw?

[@Ella.L.]

Rashna Maya In one of his live Q&A's he said that he doesn't recommend roasted nuts (i forgot why).

[@viqqiviqqi]

As a Dr.Greger subscriber and an Autism Mom l await in trepidation ..

[@campyc40]

You can read the study here: www.pnas.org/content/111/43/15550.full

[@Wyatt_30]

Please do a video on your assessment of the research of David Sinclair and anti aging NAD+

[@Wyatt_30]

Although his research is probably brilliant, he is barking at the wrong tree for its intended purpose:the reversal and prevention of type 2 diabetes, Which is obvious for most of us watching your channel

[@jackfensome2167]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breast_milk#Composition In a video could you talk about reccomended macronutrient ratios? I thought roughly 80:10:10 were healthiest, but after inputing human breast milk into a macro ratio calculator, I got a ratio of 40:6:54 Carbs:Protein:Fat. Should a person follow this macro ratio as an adult? To me this seems a little low in carbs and really high in fat :O I heard protein can be as low as 6% in adult diet so not worried about that. 18 year old, (mostly) plant based, (mostly) vegan - trying to go 100% with both - looking for healthier guidelines since i'm new to this :)

[@mystickid1]

What is the highest source of Sulforaphane? Best way to eat it?

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

Biggest Nutrition Bang for your Buck nutritionfacts.org/video/biggest-nutrition-bang-for-your-buck/ How To Increase Sulforaphane in Broccoli Sprouts by ~3.5-fold kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGjFpohjhbBqlas There are different forms of sulfurohane though, and it might be good to get a variety: Jed Fahey, Sc.D. on Isothiocyanates, the Nrf2 Pathway, Moringa & Sulforaphane Supplementation kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2HPc4l5pdZroMU

[@Fredinotmercurybut]

Here's some more info from Dr. Greger's website on how to get the most sulforaphane bang for your Big Broccoli buck: nutritionfacts.org/2016/02/09/how-to-cook-broccoli/

[@savedbygrace1582]

I cured my daughter of autism when she was 6 to 9 months old. I used loved therapy that I had found in an old Science of Mind magazine. She was either born with it or got it from the torture she received for the first 6 weeks of her life while they healed her of her rotting intestines due to being born 2 months early. I worked with her for over 3 months. I expected her to gradually get better, but instead it was instant. She went from screaming when anyone was in the same rooms she was in, to possessing me, clinging to me, and not letting me out of her sight. It did take another 5 years for her to gradually, fully come out of it. Even now, years later, I can see at times little quirks in her personality reminiscence of her autism days.

[@sooooooooDark]

reminds me of the pyrotherapy video scishow did like 3 days back

[@thomaswalz3515]

Wow... is right! Your site and one other site, with excellent research behind it, are my go-to sites... both stress plant based diets... go figure...

[@pickledbeaker5916]

1 in 68 kids? this is messed up

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

There's some compelling evidence and a plausible mechanism for maternal exposure to air pollution being among the causes. If this is the case, we'll probably get more confirmation in the form of spikes in autism rates in China's big cities in a few years, unfortunately. www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/press-releases/fine-particulate-air-pollution-linked-with-increased-autism-risk/

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

I can't believe they gave up their 'flying pigeons' (the brand of bikes they used to ride) for cars. 'Progress'!* I should note that most of the PM2.5 is coming from coal burning for power and industry. berkeleyearth.org/deaths-per-gigawatt-year/

[@cosmos7engineer]

Pickle Beaker! yeah,thats not normal

[@footballgeek25suckit]

Pickle Beaker! It's nuts, it's more prevalent in boys 1 in 42 boys will be born or develop autism. 40% of people will develop cancer 2/3 of adults are obese or over weight 1/3 of adults will die of cardiovascular disease 1/4 of Americans have a mental disorder and 1/10 of people over 60 will develop dementia. But down worry keep giving 18 month olds 26 vaccinations (+ even more as they age I think by 18yrs old it's 64 but not 100%).Keep eating whatever you want. Keep your 9-5 where most likely you'll be sitting all day it will sucks up your time and you're energy so you don't want to exercise. Obey and conform!

[@listofromantics]

I'd be curious whether the 102-105 F fevers were causing increased neural activity. Febrile seizures (seizures due to high fever) are the most common cause of seizures in children, and seizures are characterized by abnormal neural excitation.

[@marissaorgill]

Wow! My son is autistic... And his stimming definitely stops when he's sick. He's also my only child who will obediently eat his veggies. Broccoli therapy starts today!

[@hectordanielambrizvillalob3926]

What about capsaicin and it´s thermogenic effect? Could capsaicin containing peppers benefical for those children?

[@noralights3997]

This is awesome!

[@vegantina6565]

I have noticed a trend with many of these recent videos where we will be hanging on a thread for the sequel with the answers.... Dr Greger never used to keep us all hanging like that ! Lol

[@TheRavenMaiden]

Coincidentally, started watching this as I was cutting up some broccoli for my son! He also shows the same improvements when he's got a fever. Thank goodness that broccoli is one of the few veggies my son really likes!

[@campyc40]

...what happens next? A cliffhanger in a nutrition video?

[@wholesaleskinnywraps]

I am wondering how this might help a child with Tourette my 8yr old has TS and ADHD? Also most autism/adhd diets exclude gluten, does excluding gluten have as much as an improvement as just removing dairy alone? My son hates rice and most rice pastas taste terrible so getting in enough calories without gluten is a challenge for us. He is vegetarian by his own choice and has made us go with him...lol

[@remon563]

this might explain the "retrovirus" theory by Dr. Klinghardt. Combined with MHTFR/methylation problems it could explain allot. Also, many viruses and bacteria like Lyme has been found in autistic people. It might be that the fever kills some of these pathogens.

[@supersilverhazeroker]

i have autism.. but i never get a fever... i eat kale almost on a daily basis but i don't see any improvements from that as far as i'm aware of. i never eat broccoli though.

[@tamcon72]

I mean no offense, but I think the effects are more pronounced in those with severe symptoms, not on the mild end of the spectrum where one is high functioning. I would love it if everybody could see dietary benefits, and was a bit worried that autististic viewers would be insulted at its being referred to as a "disease." Glad that isn't the case, judging by comments.

[@supersilverhazeroker]

it's not a dissease but a disorder.. i'm definitely not at the end of the spectrum where you need 24hour surveilance/care etc, but it would be great if i could get rid of it by eating a bunch of brocolli.. i've lived in social isolation (for as far as you can call it that) for too long. as a human being to some extent i need/crave social contact etc. but in reality it's hell. All the compulsions all day are annoying enough, but the way my brain handles social contact is hell.

[@tamcon72]

*+supersilverhazeroker* I am not on the spectrum, but I hear you. I know from so many hf autistic people that the social difficulties are amongst the worst, partly because it's like the last barrier separating them from seeming normal, in the sense of, able to participate fully. How frustrating it must be to be aware of this but unable to rectify it, I can't imagine. Please try to focus on your successes; as happens so often, communicating with others "virtually" is easier : )

[@astralpurpose1344]

I have social anxiety and I have found ways to improve it. #1 Exercise(cardio based helps the most), #2 If you're a male try to not masterbate as much also know as nofap. #3 I started taking an ancient Ayurvedic medicine called "Shilajit" one called "Chulen" and one called "Jing Builder". I get them from a website called secretenergy.com because it's the best quality source. #4 Look up Jing and chi building exercises like breathing exercises, etc. and practice those. I found all these things to be helpful in conquering social weaknesses. Much Love :)

[@generalb4005]

Hopefully there are some updates in regards to the heat shock protein process and it’s correlation to fevers in Autism. I have a feeling COVID slowed this research down.

[@dmckenzie9281]

I've been an autism Dad for almost 15 years and haven't heard of this or witnessed it in my own child who by the way loves broccoli.How common is this phenomenon ?

[@joshkundrat4584]

That study is a few years old though, I wonder why we haven't heard anything else about it

[@SaralisaL]

Awww man why with the cliff hanger?!

[@eelkeaptroot1393]

So, where do you get your sulforaphane?

[@tamcon72]

Vegetables from the brassica family; the doc did a video citing research that broccoli micro greens are the most potent source. As with adding a source of pepperine to turmeric to make the turmeric more bio-available, it helps to eat brassicas with mustard to increase the uptake of sulforaphane.

[@eelkeaptroot1393]

I accually sprout broccoli seeds occasionally.

[@rhyothemisprinceps1617]

Broccoli seeds may work just as well as sprouts, if they are crushed up. If I don't have sprouts, I add the seeds to my green smoothie. The sprouts are have been studied, though, so I prefer them. It's in here somewhere, can't find the time stamp: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2HPc4l5pdZroMU

[@kemug476]

Very compelling video!! Broccoli should be on everyone's plate for brain health!

[@gffff68u]

WOOOOWOOOOW!!!! But really though, why do you have to leave us hanging Doc, really?

[@sunnypepper4777]

You make the point that the research is unbiased because the funding came from foundations that just want to help the public and see people get better, but at least one of the cited funders, The Brassica Foundation, has filed and received patents on related pharmaceuticals: patents.justia.com/assignee/brassica-foundation-for-chemoprotection-research-inc I haven't taken the time to look at the other cited funders. But I think it is fair to say that many non-profit foundations are still interested in private interests whether or not the money trail is obvious.

[@Mark4Jesus]

Can't find part 2.

[@DRKIMJIHOON]

Cant wait!

[@zenapplejones]

Wondering if this would work against the negative effects of Schizophrenia ???

[@astralpurpose1344]

Is brain inflammation involved in schizophrenia?

[@anarkitype4017]

That very last big broccoli "UNTIIIIIIL NOWWW" was literally orgasmic. Goodness gracious. Seriously though, how enlightening and interesting! Need to learn more on this...

[@rolom3]

Is it bad if you eat more omega 3 than omega 6, my ratio is usually 5:1

[@veganmoviepsychos9404]

This is huge!

[@JuergenNoll]

the solution is always either kale or broccoli ;-)

[@dusting901]

Maybe heat and fast

[@Ace_of_Yoga]

Love to dr g

[@victoriarawveganse]

Cool! Great work! I Love broccoli btw! Just massage it with Lemon, tahini and Garlic :D

[@jaenmartens5697]

Some hope! As a parent of two parents, my son is a vaxxer my daughter strongly against, I am terrified of potential brain damage in my grandchildren.

[@99wins]

What happens next?

[@c.a.9759]

My jaw just kept dropping and dropping. Autism isn't a disease; it's a neurotype, and one that's really awesome and valuable and useful, even if it's not well accommodated by our culture or our built environment. It's not damage; it's not disease; someone who is more easily able to pass as allistic has not "gotten better." I have autistic friends, loved ones, and colleagues, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with their brains. They don't need broccoli; they need people to accept that the world is full of a rich and diverse range of bodies and minds, and to quit trying to break people who don't fit into the narrow range that's been deemed acceptable.

[@chris-yx6vp]

👏👏🙌 Thank you! I'm normally on board with Dr. Greger but this video is filled with very common misconceptions of autism. If he wishes to make videos about autism, it would be more helpful to look into the seemingly anxiety-related gastrointestinal issues that plague so many autistic people. Or any other co-morbid conditions many of us have to live with. Thank you so much for helping to combat the misinformation.

[@KatieM786]

Artist in the Medium of Questionable Life Choices Thank you for your educated and genuinely insightful comment.

[@kevinbbadd]

Shut up

[@Magicbus373]

Yea it's really great when I am terrible at conversations, can't maintain close friendships, get irritated and overwhelmed by sensory input, am too disabled by a DISORDER to maintain traditional employment... Maybe you are happy and okay with being autistic but not everyone experiences autism the same. There is science coming out showing the link between the gut & the brain, gene expression etc. so to say it's just a nuerotype and leave it at that is obviously misinformed. I want to believe I can at least reduce the severity of my symptoms & people who have this sunny view of autism as a gift do nothing to help people like me and many others who don't like being disabled. Belief that autistic people should be treated with respect & that autism is maybe not an immutable disorder aren't mutually exclusive cuz here I am believing both.

[@PlantBasedBill]

Awww! Cliffhanger!

[@leonkootstra6301]

hmm, i thought i had less autism because i went vegan, turns out it was because i added broccoli to the menu too👍😊

[@KsushaPogodina]

Good day, mr Greger! I have been on a plant based diet for about a year now and mostly whole foods PB. But I start to question my diet because I'm in to Ayurveda. Have you ever heard of it? Basically, it is a knowledge about human health that dates back to around 5,000 BCE. According to ayurveda, milk provides special and unique nutrition that cannot be derived from any other type of food. What do you think about it? I would love to know your opinion.

[@KsushaPogodina]

Oh, and ayuraveda is based around spirituality (here yogainternational.com/article/view/ayurvedic-dairy-the-raw-story-on-milk-yogurt-and-more ) They suggest me drinking milk because I'm a vata tip and it kind of makes sense if you read the article.

[@Ella.L.]

KsushaPogodina Dairy is very unhealthy. Dr. Greger covered this in many videos - take a look at those.

[@emanuelporic]

WOoooW

[@villeebin]

What a cliff hanger

[@MrSuperbluesky]

PICASSO 2000 by the excited tone in his voice my guess is that he has some great to report !

[@fisfia]

I know! Unbearable!!!

[@typelogin]

OH MY GOD! I have to know what happens next!

[@aistyaisty2629]

It does not work. I tried (regular broccoli аnd plant based deit) for 3 month with zero result for my kid. Is anybody here who try to use this recommendation too?

[@resa31802]

Great... The inly food my autistic kid won't eat! 😭😭😭 Can't wait to see what happens next.

[@nicolelake5848]

But a lot of people with Autism also have epilepsy and the symptoms of epilepsy benefit from cooling the brain. EDIT: I eat massive amounts of broccoli, and my brain is still very much Autistic, which I wouldn't change for the world!

[@mycelia_ow]

Vegan Lake, eat other cruciferous vegetables as well, not just broccoli. Also curcumin+piperine helps with synaptic pruning (autophagy) in us autists, which is a little more permanent than this fever science.

[@sayuas4293]

What would we do without internet trolls?

[@twinplayz1]

you know nothing about autism because I have it and it is not a disese it is a disorder

[@FlashManinSpace]

I asked the doctor for help.. But he gave me the Fevah!

[@typingcat]

How about putting a hot towel on the forehead？

[@glitchmagician]

The disease isn't on the rise. The rate of detection is improving.

[@Storm03psN]

glitchmagician Probably a combination of both.

[@agaragar21]

nonesense

[@anandaalvarez4336]

❤