Dr. Michael Kilgard

Now, the fact that we treated one and it was a diet change doesn't mean we've treated all of them.

There's many other things that cause severe problems.

Fragile X syndrome, FMR1, different gene causes a different set of things.

And you can't change your diet to fix it.

That's not the nature of it.

But the example we used from Hebel and Wiesel where you now reverse suture, I've had lots of children just work with kids and point out to their parents, do you see his eyes don't go right?

I never noticed.

And an ophthalmology professor in neuroscience is going to think, doesn't everybody notice eye movements?

Some people just don't pay attention to that.

You point it out and they go get treatment, whatever it might be, and they're better.

No, no, absolutely.

I have many friends whose kids have had these issues.

It's amazing how few experiments were done.

I mean, they didn't do thousands of animals.

They did a handful.

It's the smallest number.

It had a very specific question.

It came up with a very specific answer.

So I do think the specificity has worked.

On the molecular side, most people...