Joy Kong, MD, explores whether stem cells can rewire autistic brains. A 2013 study found that children treated with stem cells showed improvements in eye contact, social interaction, speech, and sensory processing. Kong discusses how stem cells might work through immune modulation, reduced cell death, and restored neural connectivity.
These probably are the mechanisms why stem cells can help autism cases, so it can help improve angiogenesis Modulate the immune system can reduce apoptosis, so reduce cell damage antioxidant effect modulate the excitation, restore neuro connectivity, stimulate endogenous stem cells and here's an article 2013 Studies showing some improvement in kids being treated with stem cells showing improved eye contact, social interactions, emotional responsiveness, SPE speech and communication sensories, attention, concentration and hyperactivity, aggressiveness.
