FAB: Autism and Probiotics

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Autism and Probiotics

Autism and ADHD are linked to disturbed gut flora very early in life
Clues to autism's causes may lie in the gut
Low fibre intake during pregnancy may delay development in infants' brains
New research clarifies connection between autism and the microbiome
Dietary Interventions for ADHD: Emerging Research and Considerations
That salad isn’t just good for your nutrition–it may help stave off depression
FAB Research Webinar - Nutrition for ADHD and Neurodiverse Minds
Infant gut microbiota associated with fine motor skills
FAB and Food for the Brain Online Webinar - Dietary Management and the Autistic Spectrum
Personalised probiotic cocktails’ could be the future in tackling gut dysbiosis, study finds
Gut feelings: Gut bacteria are linked to our personalities
A poo(p) transplant for [some] autism? 2 years on with caveats...
Autism symptoms reduced nearly 50 percent two years after fecal transplant
4 December 2018 - MedicalXpress - Microbial-based treatment reverses autism spectrum social deficits in mouse models
18 July 2018 - MedicalXpress - Autism risk determined by health of mom's gut, research reveals
Treating autism by targeting the gut
31 May 2017 - St Louis Post-Dispatch - Of mice and men: a link between obesity and autism?
15 June 2015 - Nutraingredients - Probiotic Bifidobacteria may boost cognition in anxious mice: Study
12 November 2014 - Nature - Gut-brain link grabs neuroscientists
Psychobiotics can feed gut-brain health axis
19 May 2014 - MedicalXpress - Can chemicals produced by gut microbiota affect children with autism?
10 Dec 2013 - Medical News Today - Autism-like behaviors in mice alleviated by probiotic therapy

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