Deficit in how mirror neurons work may explain problems associated with AUTISM.
AUTISM is a serious developmental disorder which impair the ability of a child to communicate and to interact with others. The disorder affects the nervous system. In humans, neuron mirrors are located in the brain and they are the ones responsible for firing acts when a person carry out an action or observe the actions of others.
These are the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning. This may be due to the use of gasoline engines, oil, charcoal or propane use as well. This may also be due to blockage of exhaust outlets. Gasoline engines produce carbon monoxide which is odorless and colorless and is deadly for humans.