Immune Globulins and Autism Ranking:

There is some evidence of a link between immune deficiency disorders and some autistic people but the nature of that link is unclear.
There is no high quality research evidence to suggest that immunoglobulin therapy has any effect on the core symptoms of autism.
There is a limited amount of high quality research evidence (a single, large, multi-site randomised controlled trial) to suggest that immunoglobulin therapy has no effect on bowel disorders in autistic individuals.

At this stage research into the use of immune globulin as an intervention for autistic people is not a priority.

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