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23.01.2022 Gut microbiota disturbance in the infant intestine following antibiotics is a predictor of developing behavioural disorders (particularly anxiety) by age 2. It increasingly appears important to put strategies in place to optimise development of the infant gut microbiome in the first twelve months - to build diversity and resilience of beneficial bacterial communities. Then, when antibiotics are necessary, it may be helpful to support the infant's gut microbiome to reach hig...her levels of recovery with evidence-based combinations of prebiotics and probiotics. Treating disruptions in gut microbiome may be a relevant component of the treatment strategy when anxiety and other behavioural disorders are associated with Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID). My PhD research project will explore further. __ #gutmicrobiome #autism #adhd #anxiety #pediatrics #antibiotics #arfid

21.01.2022 An innovative approach to psych therapy and life skill building with Minecraft... designed for kids with #ASD. Check out this article for more information. Ideal for kids 8-12, but from 6-16yo depending on needs. You can find the creator, Luke Blackwood, at Full Potential Psychology: https://fullpotentialpsychology.com.au/about/. Luke does online consults with ASD kids all over Australia. --

20.01.2022 Prebiotic Energy Balls for Kids - a recipe we have designed that packs in more than 8 major categories of prebiotic nutrients, which will feed over 22 beneficial species of bacteria in your child's gut. These yummy snacks are made for picky eaters who might be really struggling to feed all these beneficial bacteria in their gut microbiome every day, because they have a very restrictive intake of fruit, veg and grains. This is for you.... They are also loaded with other nutrients that we have handpicked for kids just like you.. and which are particularly helpful for all the kids in our clinic who have #Autism, #ADHD, #attentiondeficit, #anxiety and behavioural disorders. These snacks are gluten-free and casein-free (dairy-free), for all those kids with Autism who are trialing a long-term GFCF diet. This one little snack will put a whole variety of prebiotics in to your child's gut and help them build a healthy gut microbiome. At least once a day, it will guarantee they get all the essential prebiotics that they need for feeding the "zoo in the poo." Read on. Try it out. #gutmicrobiota #zoointhepoo #nutrition #kids #autism #pickyeating #constipation

20.01.2022 Look after your gut microbiome. All those different creatures that make up the zoo in your poo, have tremendously diverse and important roles. They produce many kinds of molecular signals for all kinds of functions around our body. Find out more about the microbes inside your zoo, at: www.microba.com and www.gutmicrobiotaforhealth.com #foodforguthealth Microba Gut Microbiota News Watch by ESNM

18.01.2022 Eating disorders in autistic people are poorly understood, but they tend to be more severe and long-lasting. The fact that autistic people are vulnerable to chronic eating disorders, alongside other mental illnesses, may be one reason why they die one to three decades earlier, on average, than non-autistic people. --... #ARFID #Autism #pickyeating #Alexithymia See more

18.01.2022 Nature play in miniature fantasy gardens can become an integral part of feeding therapy for picky eaters with Autism, because they provide alternative pathways for developing long-term relationships with nutritious foods, particularly when foods are not otherwise present in a meaningful way in a child’s life. Learn more about the serious business of miniature fantasy gardens... --... #autism #pickyeater #feedingtherapy #miniaturegarden #foodgarden #gardentherapy #horticulturetherapy #findingnature #natureplay See more

13.01.2022 Dietary strategies for managing IBS: what do human studies say? Irritable bowel syndrome is one of the most common disorders diagnosed by gastroenterologists. Peppermint oil, specific probiotics, psyllium supplementation, first-line IBS dietary advice, and a low FODMAP diet can aid in improving IBS symptoms.

12.01.2022 The different responses to stress during pregnancy affect fetal brain development, with implications for developmental roots to major psychiatric disorders such as depression, schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. https://news.harvard.edu//how-we-handle-stress-at-45-link/ --

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