The medical holistic approach in autism can be explained under two main headings. 1. Examination of pre-brain systems. 2. Pathological changes that can be seen in the brain. Forebrain medical
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Genetics is generally understood. So what is epigenetics? The different expressions of the same genetic codes are called epigenetics. The same genes may have different expressions in the same person,
Read MoreThe mother’s intestinal microbiota composition (balance) disorders, intestinal permeability, blood-brain barrier permeability, inflammation activation and uncontrolled activation of oxidative stress pathways during the pre-pregnancy or trimester periods of pregnancy are
Read MoreMany systemic diseases are associated with intestinal health and microbiota balance. These have been revealed in many scientific studies and published as scientific articles. Irritable Bowel Syndrome-IBS Inflammatory Bowel
Read MoreFirst; A number of corrective, restorative, and destructive activities and medical interventions that should be implemented with the medical holistic approach in autism are directly related to the alleviation and
Read MoreIn fact, intracellular minerals are cofactors of enzymes necessary for the healthy functioning and maintenance of many important functions in our body. In other words, the activation of those enzymes
Read MoreHigh levels of toxic metals can be seen in autism. However, the cause of the etio-pathogenesis of autism is not high levels of toxic metals in the brain. High levels
Read MoreIn recent years, numerous scientific articles have been published on the microbiota-gut-brain axis and the medical outcomes that emerge with the two-way interaction. Microbiota balance disorders and increased intestinal permeability
Read MoreElimination of disorders Stopping and repairing destructions Reducing behavioral disorders seen in autism (Being able to control problem behaviors, gaining self-care skills, being able to express oneself, initiating and maintaining
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Yes, they are. Both the intestinal barrier and the brain barrier are affected in autism. The same type of protein (tight junction protein (TJ)) is responsible for both barriers. We
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