Autism is a condition that originates from neurobiological foundations but manifests as behavioral problems. Behavioral problems can basically be divided into two main parts. I. DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS II. BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS
Read MoreThere are various Scaled Behavior Tests developed at universities abroad, which have been adapted in our country and published in Turkish versions after conducting validity studies. These tests include various
Read MoreScaled behavior tests allow for the comparative evaluation of a child’s current status as well as their development over time in the assessed subjects. Additionally, the results obtained from scaled
Read MoreThere is no relationship between autism and intestinal parasites. In this context, various procedures carried out under the name of intestinal cleansing have no scientific basis. It is extremely harmful.
Read MoreWith special permission from their families, extensive examinations and research were carried out through brain autopsies and biopsies taken from various parts of the brain (cerebellum, frontal cortex, etc.) from
Read MoreThere is a relationship between the maintenance of the integrity of the intestinal barrier function and the balance of the intestinal microbiota, particularly regarding the type, quantity, and other parameters
Read MoreI will talk about barriers in autism. Normally, the brain is protected. The ability of each molecule to reach the brain is regulated and prevented by various control mechanisms. In
Read MoreIt is important to know the gut microbiome profile in autism. For this purpose, a microbiome profile analysis can be conducted. With a method known as Next Generation Sequencing (NGS),
Read MoreAutism; especially the pathogenesis part, is a condition built on medical-biological foundations, but reflected as behavioral problems. There are certain medical conditions, especially those related to pathogenesis, that need to
Read MoreLyme is an infectious disease, it is zoonotic. The causative agent is a type of spirochete bacterium known as Borrelia burgdorferi. It is not a parasite. It is transmitted to
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