PMCID: PMC1735871 Snead MP, Payne SJ, Barton DE, Yates JR, Al-Imara L, Pope FM, Scott JD
Some studies have found that treatment with folinic acid, a form of folate that bypasses the blocked receptors, can improve symptoms in children with autism who test positive for people who make antibodies against their own folate receptors, preventing the brain from absorbing folate which is needed for brain function and health.Results are hopeful but not conclusive
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In addition, it regenerates other antioxidants, like vitamins C and E, ensuring they continue to work effectively
The work below comes from preclinical studies, not from proven effects in people