Usually, classical treatment includes techniques that increase the flow of information from the receptors of the skin, vision, hearing to the brain centers. Cell therapy is aimed at triggering the neurohormonal mechanisms of the brain, as well as the activation of certain genes responsible for the development of speech centers, the formation of tertiary zones between the centers of speech perception and articulation centers. Cell therapy can also help improve the transmission of certain brain mediators, including oxytocin, one of the main hormones responsible for the sense of connection and socialization. Stem cells improve the transmission of this hormone in the nuclei of the brain, which will provide regression of symptoms in patients with autism.