The Microbiome and Autism
Kelly Barnhill, MBA, CN, CCN, reviews what we know about the gut microbiome and autism. She presents recent research and resources, noting the importance the microbiome in general health and behavior. Barnhill touches on diet supplementation, probiotics and essential fatty acids. She also notes advances in fecal transplants and other treatment avenues before the Q&A.
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