Yes, many published studies and scientific articles emphasize the existence of this connection.

Oxidative stress is triggered by inflammation. Especially the presence of both of them in the brain causes complications, irregularities, and disruptions in the signal transmission systems between nerve cells themselves and with all connection networks. As a result, many scientific articles and studies have been published showing that they are related to many behavioral problems and core findings seen in autism, such as deficiencies in social communication and language skills.

Based on this, various human studies have been carried out, and positive results have been obtained regarding the fact that inflammation control (anti-inflammatory) and prevention of oxidative stress (anti-oxidant), especially in the brain, can contribute to the reduction and alleviation of behavioral problems seen in autism. They can even initiate positive progress and help maintain social communication and interaction, which are core findings of autism.