A neurological condition whose has high growing rate, i.e. in every 68 children, the one is born with autism. More males are born with autism than females, that are around four times. Although there is no any biological tests were found to help out the autism but through we can rule out the people with autism, and it is necessary to determine the causes of this wide-spreading disease. Autism is caused by variety of factors and noted that these factors appears to enhance the likelihoods of developing autism in youngster. These factors are:1. Fetal Testosterone; 2. Twin studies;3. Infection in Pregnant Women; 4. Maternal Antibodies;5. Drugs; 6. Environmental Toxicants;7. Postnatal Factors; 8. Leaky Gut Syndrome;9. Viral Infection; 10. Oxidative Stress;11. Amygdala Neurons; 12. Lead;13. Mercury; 14. Brain Development.
Ogunfolaju, EdwardEngr. Edward Ogunfolaju, Edward Enterprises Ireland, Marketing Engineer. He is currently working in Praxis Care, Ireland, as an Activity Facilitator.Edward is a fan of Market Research, Marketing, Advertising, Fashion, Real Estate, Promoting, and Entrepreneurship. He is also interested in science, technology, and innovation.
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Engr. Edward Ogunfolaju, Edward Enterprises Ireland, Engenheiro de Marketing.Atualmente trabalha na Praxis Care, Irlanda, como Facilitador de Atividades.Edward é um fã de Pesquisa de Mercado, Marketing, Publicidade, Moda, Imobiliário, Promoção e Empreendedorismo. Ele também está interessado em ciência, tecnologia e inovação.
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A neurological condition whose has high growing rate, i.e. in every 68 children, the one is born with autism. More males are born with autism than females, that are around four times. Although there is no any biological tests were found to help out the autism but through we can rule out the people with autism, and it is necessary to determine the causes of this wide-spreading disease. Autism is caused by variety of factors and noted that these factors appears to enhance the likelihoods of developing autism in youngster. These factors are:1. Fetal Testosterone; 2. Twin studies;3. Infection in Pregnant Women; 4. Maternal Antibodies;5. Drugs; 6. Environmental Toxicants;7. Postnatal Factors; 8. Leaky Gut Syndrome;9. Viral Infection; 10. Oxidative Stress;11. Amygdala Neurons; 12. Lead;13. Mercury; 14. Brain Development.
