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Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

July 7, 2025

Autism Spectrum Disorder (SD) is a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by social, communication, and behavioral challenges. It involves genetic and environmental factors, including microbiome imbalances which influence symptom severity and overall health.

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The clinical presentation of Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is varied and can include neurodevelopmental, language, and social challenges, along with a range of comorbidities. These comorbidities include immune dysregulation, gastrointestinal issues (e.g., diarrhea, constipation, dysbiosis), mitochondrial dysfunction, poor detoxification, inflammation, food sensitivities, environmental toxicants, retained reflexes, and other structural or functional challenges.

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Reversal of Autism Symptoms among Dizygotic Twins through a Personalized Lifestyle and Environmental Modification Approach: A Case Report and Review of the Literature
April 30, 2024
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A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Class)
A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Family)
A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Genus)
A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Order)
A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Phylum)
A microbiome signature is defined through a comprehensive approach that integrates differential abundance analysis across multiple datasets, followed by interpretation for biological relevance. This rigorous process ensures that the identified signature is both statistically robust and biologically meaningful. Associations that do not meet statistical significance or lack mechanistic relevance are excluded from the final signature.
Relative Abundance (Species)