It is unrealistic to aim to overcome or eliminate autism as a primary goal in practices based on scientific literature for alleviating and reducing behavioral disorders seen in autism. Being
Read MoreIn recent years, numerous studies and examinations have been conducted in valuable research centers and important medical faculties located in many countries around the world regarding the Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis (MGBA).
Read MoreThe microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, and viruses) that make up the microbiome may be similar in terms of species diversity; however, the contents, quantities, and compositions of these species differ from
Read MoreIntestinal microbiota disorders are the result of an imbalance in the number and diversity of bacterial species that are members of the microbiota. Therefore, what needs to be done is
Read MoreMicroplastics have been detected in breast milk and in meconium, the first stool of the child. In experimental studies conducted to explain the effects of microplastics on the immune system;
Read MoreIn our lives, plastics smaller than 5 mm are called microplastics, and those smaller than 1 mm are called nanoplastics. Nanoplastics can enter cells, even the cell nucleus, and cause
Read MoreI will share information that should be considered when using probiotics, or rather, when using probiotics. 1. The codes of the strains of bacteria contained in the probiotic product should
Read MoreIn the analysis of gut microbiota from stool samples collected from children with autism, compared to a healthy control group, the following findings were observed; 1. The gut microbiome profiles
Read MoreIn autism, the genetic etiology is about 10%. In recent years, environmental factors have come to the forefront more. Genetic relationships are more commonly observed in syndromic conditions, meaning; autism
Read MoreThe low levels of both zinc and selenium together can be explained by the activation of inflammation and oxidative stress pathways. One reason for this situation could be an increase
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