The fundamental pathological medical changes in autism have been identified within the brain, involving nerve cells (neurons), synaptic structures of neurons, synaptic network connections, and synaptic transmission pathways, as well
Read MoreThere is no relationship between Lyme disease and autism. I have mentioned this topic before. Now, I am witnessing cases where individuals are mistakenly diagnosed with Lyme disease despite not
Read MoreIn this context, both high and low values of signal transmission molecules (dopamine, serotonin, adrenaline/epinephrine, norepinephrine, acetylcholine, glutamate, gamma-aminobutyric acid/GABA) are negative. An ideal balance of signaling molecules is necessary.
Read MoreRetrospectively, when we examine the positive feedback reported by families regarding the outcomes of interventions conducted with an evidence-based, scientifically grounded, individualized, and accurate Medical Holistic Approach, we observe positive
Read MoreIt is possible to reduce, alleviate, and improve the behavioral disorders seen in autism. However, differences are observed in each case regarding this issue because factors such as the age
Read MoreOxidative Stress: At the cellular level, it causes disruptions in intracellular organelles and functions (cell membranes, mitochondria; ATP production, ribosomes; protein synthesis), intracellular signaling systems, DNA/RNA structures, DNA methylation pathways, and
Read MoreIn the follow-up and treatment of autism and ADHD, maintaining the balance of intracranial signaling molecules is critically important. The gut microbiota plays a key role in maintaining this balance.
Read MoreSerotonin levels can be measured in children with autism. Measuring serotonin levels from blood is healthier. So, if serotonin levels are determined to be high, can they be brought down
Read MoreWhen we look at it solely from the perspective of microbiota: The numerical balance of the microbiota The diversity of microbiota species The beneficial or harmful final metabolic products produced
Read MoreB Vitamins are necessary for the proper functioning of living cells and biochemical pathways in our bodies and play important roles. They act as cofactors (keys, auxiliary molecules) for
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