Increasing the likelihood that a child will have autism syndrome by affecting the development of the fetus during pregnancy.
According to the study published in the Journal of Immunology, the action of this precaution requires the early diagnosis of certain inflammatory agents in the body of women that reveal the activity of these microbes [19459008TheseinflammatoryelementsarecalledIL-17aandcanbeusedasanindicatorofahighriskofautisticfetusafterbirth

The study was conducted at the University of Virginia and showed the ability to easily change the effect of these microbes. Effect on study recommendations invite mothers to take care of their intestinal health by eating probiotics or friendly bacteria and to continue research on safe dietary modifications for pregnant women that can reduce the risk of surveillance of autism during pregnancy.