Creatine deficiency and autism

Creatine deficiency at critical developmental stages contributes to developmental delay, speech impairment and movement disorders in autistic children. 

Theodoros Prevedoros, MSc
The Microbiome Biochemist
With extensive experience evaluating over 3000 cases in various specialties, including gastroenterology, pediatrics, and endocrinology, Theodoros has collaborated with more than 25 doctors from Greece and Cyprus and over 10 laboratories worldwide.

With a background in Chemistry and Biochemistry from the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Theodoros brings a wealth of knowledge in functional medicine and advanced treatments to his role. He possesses exceptional skills in analysis, pattern recognition, diagnostic translation, and storytelling. He is also FMU certified in Functional Medicine and has received training in advanced treatments from the Saisei Mirai Clinic in Japan.
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Creatine is critical for autistic people as it is the first energy carrier used to form new and sustainable synapses and is frequently compromized in autism