Magnesium-B6 regimen led to improved Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Autism (PDD) symptoms with no adverse effects and improved social interactions, communication, stereotyped restricted behavior and abnormal/delayed functioning. Children were improved in the first three groups of symptoms. When the Mg-B6 treatment was stopped, PDD symtoms reappeared in a few weeks.

Autistic spectrum disorders and ADHD are complicated conditions in which nutritional and environmental factors play major roles. Numerous studies have reported that supplemental nutrients such as omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins, zinc, magnesium, and phytochemicals may provide moderate benefits to autism/ADHD patients.

...this case report provides useful preliminary evidence to an accumulating body of literature supporting the theory and efficacies of nutritional supplements in autism-spectrum disorders.

The objective of the present study was to test the hypothesis that vitamin B2, vitamin B6, and magnesium supplementation is effective in reducing the level of dicarboxylic acids in the urine of autistic children which is an important source of of information about metabolism and potential problems especially connected with energy production, intestinal dysbiosis, and nutritional individuality in autistic children.

A systematic literature search of electronic scientific databases was performed to identify studies of novel and emerging treatments for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), including nutritional supplements, diets ...

The Declaration of Nutrition, Health, and Intelligence for the Child-to-be is an urgent cry from the unborn child for a life-span of nutrients for physical and mental wellness. It is a proclamation of paramount importance for everyone involved in child development...

Autistic spectrum disorders and ADHD are complicated conditions in which nutritional and environmental factors play major roles.

In conclusion, this study suggests that the behavioral improvement observed with the combination vitamin B6-magnesium in PDD/autism is associated with ...

...we conclude that children with autistic spectrum disorders require special dietary management. If these cases are diagnosed at an early stage, they can be helped through diet.