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A commercial franchise program of sensory-motor exercises, based on a 'hemispheric imbalance' theory of autism and ADHD that most researchers consider scientifically unsupported.
An investigational procedure that transfers stool from a screened donor to a recipient's gut, being studied in small trials for autism-related GI symptoms but not approved for this use.
A root-cause-focused clinical approach that uses lab testing, diet, and lifestyle changes to try to address underlying imbalances thought to contribute to autism symptoms.
June 1, 2026
Research groups worldwide continue to study links between gut microbiome composition and autism traits, fueling interest in approaches like FMT and targeted probiotics — though most studies remain small and early-stage.
May 18, 2026
A growing number of museums, libraries, airports, and community venues are introducing dedicated sensory-friendly hours — dimmed lighting, reduced sound, and lower crowd density — to make public spaces more accessible to autistic visitors. Advocacy groups continue to publish guides for organizations hosting these events, and researchers have called for further participatory input from autistic people themselves in designing sensory-friendly 'zones.'