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Re:First physiological test for autism proves high accuracy ... by Amygaz on Thursday June 21, 2018 @10:08PM (#17370742)
If you mean it in the sense that one could cheat the results and not be diagnosed, then absolutely. Most of their metabolites could linked to dietary deficiency. We did have a metabolite panel done and my kid would have been a false negative.

As a parent of kid with Autism I experienced it first hand. However, instead of doing like many parents (including those with neurotypicals) we did not cave-in, but build a lot of incentive and rewards and it paid off very early. But this is my n=1, so I don't know if it is because of our parenting style or something else.

Re:First physiological test for autism proves high accuracy ... by sanotehu on Friday June 22, 2018 @02:55AM (#17371965)
Out of interest, what was your parenting style like? Was it just a matter of clear expectations and consistent rewards and punishments?

Did you have a source for all this or did you work it out by yourself?