After finding some interesting research findings on the web from 40 years ago, pointing to the beneficial effects of a drug, dimethylglycine, on children with autism, Ada Montgomery set up a small trial herself. The results are promising, and now she anticipates some larger-scale studies will be carried out into properties of this substance
After finding some interesting research findings on the web from 40 years ago, pointing to the beneficial effects of a drug, dimethylglycine, on children with autism, Ada Montgomery (pictured) set up a small trial herself. The results are promising, and now she anticipates some larger-scale studies will be carried out into properties of this substance
Learning Disability Practice. 9, 2, 34-36. doi: 10.7748/ldp2006.03.9.2.34.c1657
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