A link has been identified between elevated serotonin levels in children with autism and the following core symptoms of autism: Cognitive skill impairments Mood disorders Behavioral disorders Communication difficulties Verbal
Read MoreA total of 1,104 studies investigating serotonin levels in children with autism have been reviewed. Among these studies, 59% reported elevated serotonin levels (hyperserotonemia) in children with autism. In 25%
Read MoreA total of 1,104 articles examining serotonin (5-HT; 5-Hydroxytryptamine) measurements in autistic children have been analyzed. In 59% of these articles, elevated serotonin levels were identified in children with autism.
Read MoreFirst of all, it is possible to alleviate and reduce the behavioral disorders seen in autism. The word “recovering” needs to be correctly defined. In autism, it can be considered
Read MoreTwo main principles are being followed. 1. Maintaining the biological balance in the intestines: * Determining the microbiota profile status and maintaining the balance of the microbiota * Examination and
Read MoreIn our clinic, the following principles are applied regarding Autism and other medical issues; Evidence-based medicine practices; Necessary measurements and analyses are conducted, and interventions are provided based on the
Read MoreWithin the brain, there are relationships between signal molecules that mediate important higher functions such as memory, learning, behaviors, and emotional states, which can be problematic in autism, and amino
Read MoreIn addition to the known signaling molecules in the brain (acetylcholine, glutamate, GABA, dopamine, norepinephrine, serotonin), 35 types of neurochemicals (signaling molecules) have been identified as effective in the brain.
Read MoreIn the human brain, there are intermediary molecules called neurotransmitters that mediate the transmission of various signals and directly affect important higher brain functions such as learning, memory, perception, cognition,
Read MoreAt the monthly training meetings and seminars I attended, organized by the Lurie Center for Autism at Massachusetts General Hospital and Mass General for Children in Boston, USA, the August
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