Autism Spectrum Disorder Associated With Gut Microbiota at Immune, Metabolomic, and Neuroactive Level

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RT @AttackOnChitin: you might want to read up on the difference between correlation and causation. as i already mentioned, differences in…

https://t.co/qAV44RFinH https://t.co/pSMpw1nObn https://t.co/Ua4ve7io6G these are all good sources if you wanna learn about autism and the link between gut biome , i have many autistic friends i don’t think they are inferior in any way!

RT @dr_robinmalloy: Microbiological, metabolomic, immunological, genetic factors, and neurotransmitters reported in literature as altered i…

Microbiological, metabolomic, immunological, genetic factors, and neurotransmitters reported in literature as altered in Autism Spectrum Disorder patients. https://t.co/ZRTtCRbBdF #Epigenetics #microrna #neuroscience #MedTwitter #ImmuneSystem #Nutrition #

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