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OK, but it'd be interesting to examine this together with joint hypermobility and endometriosis. If ADHD/ASD is linked to changes caused by exposure to DEHP, then the other two will also be linked via different paths.
DEHP is just one of the many endocrine-disrupting plasticizer phthalates that cause ASD/ADHD. Any number of them can cause it because ultimately they are endocrine disruptors. BPA/BPS are the more common ones. One cannot avoid them completely, but is critical for a child-seeking woman to avoid all of these in the context of food.
WRT endometrial health, the other thing that women can do is to pay attention to L gasseri, both oral and vaginal, and also its postbiotics. See https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/42561959/ and https://youtu.be/CrqIQsQLV0g
Short video on the paper: https://youtu.be/j4Tz86TENvs