Collagen is the main component of connective tissues, especially in the peripheral nervous system and the central nervous system. Collagen is a crucial component of the CNS’ genetic material code. The addition of four human genes that code for collagen to the genetic structure of these sources results in the generation of their own collagen. In the case of ASD children, it is possible for errors in human genes to prevent them from coding for collagen synthesis. A special type of bacteria may supply gene-mapping materials for encoding collagen synthesis. These bacteria are successfully grown in foods through our research.
