I watched this and enjoyed it. I know one of the people in it personally and so was extra pleased with this show.
There are some interesting new theories too.
I watched this and enjoyed it. I know one of the people in it personally and so was extra pleased with this show.
There are some interesting new theories too.
Read the write up on the programme. It looks like they're just covering stuff that everyone has went over already a million times in previous documentaries. For example - the myth of autism only occurring in boys. Yes this has been covered a million times it's not news to me anymore that girls get it just as much as boys so yeh not bringing anything new to the table there. Also - sensory processing difficulties and changing environments. Yes heard this already a million times again not news to anyone. Also not new - autistic people lacking empathy myth. This is an old one too. I really don't see the point in making documentaries that go over and over old information that has already been went over the enth degree.
On a positive note - I have discovered some new revelations with regards to my own autism. This is that I have discovered B vitamin deficiency appears to be responsible for many of my neurological ailments like light and sound sensitivity for example. All the B vitamins have a crucial role in the nervous system and brains function. I tried a B complex tablet as simple as it may be and I have found my light sensitivity and anxiety and migraine have subsided. This is amazing to me because I have tried every kind of other thing and found no relief but I decided to try some B complex and that seems to have done the trick.
Also I am a heavy alcohol consumer and so are all the autistic folks that I know and it is well known that alcohol depletes all B vitamins through intestinal inflammation which impacts negatively the absorption of B vitamins through food