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Texas | I have a son with the double mutation of it.
A single gene of it is very common 25% of people or so.
98% of kids with autism have mthfr.
Once pans and pandas diagnosis become mainstream I would suspect that’s 98% too.
It’s incredibly hard to find a doctor to help with it, but they are out there.
Basically these kids are very sensitive to toxins and don’t process some of the fake stuff they add to food and vitamins. If you can keep Inflamation under control they are a normal kid. As a child goes through puberty they usually regulate it much better progressively. | |
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MTHFR
