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The collective discussions show interest in the gut-immune-brain connection in autism, with examples like mentions of mast cell activation influencing behavior, and dietary management strategies such as probiotics and amino acids, reflecting a nuanced engagement with the research. The tone combines scientific references with personal and practical insights, emphasizing the potential for immune and gut-focused interventions to improve ASD symptoms.
Most discussions acknowledge the connection between gut health, immune responses, and autism, showing general support for the publication's focus on these links.
Participants demonstrate moderate curiosity, sharing ideas about managing autism through diet and immune modulation and referencing related biological mechanisms.
Several comments delve into specific biological processes like mast cell activation, the role of amino acids, and the gut-brain axis, indicating active engagement in understanding the topic.
The discussions highlight that the publication has a meaningful influence on how individuals think about managing autism, especially through dietary and immune-centered approaches.
@Grimhood @GeorgiaEdeMD Thanks GA - link of autoimmunity to autism Doi 10.1177/039463200902200103 DOI: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00247 "mast cell activation ... ⬆️in ASD patients, resulting in elevated release of inflammatory and neurotoxic mediators, which in turn could contribute to (ASD)" @nicknorwitz
@exceedhergrasp1 @laurenancona Mast cell activation is increased in ASD patients. The influence of mast cells on behavior is not limited to the effects of mediator-release, as mast cells can also influence behavior via direct mast cell-neuron interactions in the brain and gut. https://t.co/WNFJVeILlh
@MEllisPhotograp @AskingAutistics Yes. My go-to are probiotics, sometimes slippery elm or quercetin. Autism & Atopic Derm https://t.co/p4phegYHNB Stress and the HPA Axis in the Atopic Dermatitis https://t.co/EgF5z5lvJ6 Microbiome & Derm https://t.co/3xR1KjVsSH Autism, HPA & Microbiome https://t.co/Q5j02dmj94
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids https://t.co/GXNGvoGaZK
RT @PeripheralMinds: @MEllisPhotograp @AskingAutistics Yes. My go-to are probiotics, sometimes slippery elm or quercetin. Autism & Atopic…
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids https://t.co/m7yhCICU0X
Autism involves inflammation in the brain and a lot of free radical damage. Recent research links oxidative stress to autism, highlighting mechanisms like protein modifications and toxic buildup. Early detection and…
Autism Spectrum Disorder involves social, gastrointestinal, and immune system issues, linked to changes in gut microbiota, immune response, and brain function. Amino acids may modulate mTOR activity, reduce…
Autism Spectrum Disorder involves social, gastrointestinal, and immune issues, with a strong link to changes in gut microbiota, immune response, and brain function. Amino acids may help manage ASD by modulating mTOR…
Autism Spectrum Disorder involves social, gastrointestinal, and immune issues, linked to gut microbiota, immune response, and brain function. Amino acids may regulate mTOR activity, reduce inflammation, and improve…
@exceedhergrasp1 @laurenancona Mast cell activation is increased in ASD patients. The influence of mast cells on behavior is not limited to the effects of mediator-release, as mast cells can also influence behavior via direct mast cell-neuron interactions in the brain and gut. https://t.co/WNFJVeILlh
@AlisonM202 @ItsEmilyKaty https://t.co/u5YtHZdpIH Look here as a start, but there’s plenty out there. Like I say, this isn’t cure, its helping to manage. There’s a few specialist clinicians in the Uk, have a look at Dr Strigner. I’m not preaching, I’ve just seen amazing results from managing diet
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids https://t.co/m7yhCICU0X
@EpigeneticWhisp @meeshryderdie The gut brain axis is also affected by GMO foods. It’s also affected by hormone disruptions from other organs. All of which cause inflammation https://t.co/mkf4gPgnWG
@Grimhood @GeorgiaEdeMD Thanks GA - link of autoimmunity to autism Doi 10.1177/039463200902200103 DOI: 10.3389/fendo.2019.00247 "mast cell activation ... ⬆️in ASD patients, resulting in elevated release of inflammatory and neurotoxic mediators, which in turn could contribute to (ASD)" @nicknorwitz
RT @PeripheralMinds: @MEllisPhotograp @AskingAutistics Yes. My go-to are probiotics, sometimes slippery elm or quercetin. Autism & Atopic…
@MEllisPhotograp @AskingAutistics Yes. My go-to are probiotics, sometimes slippery elm or quercetin. Autism & Atopic Derm https://t.co/p4phegYHNB Stress and the HPA Axis in the Atopic Dermatitis https://t.co/EgF5z5lvJ6 Microbiome & Derm https://t.co/3xR1KjVsSH Autism, HPA & Microbiome https://t.co/Q5j02dmj94
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids https://t.co/NXFzPEROiR
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids https://t.co/GXNGvoGaZK
The Gut-Immune-Brain Axis in Autism Spectrum Disorders; A Focus on Amino Acids. https://t.co/txdYM4PfiG
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