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Carmen
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Claire says the probiotic supplements, provided by .........., quickly made a substantial difference to the frequency and intensity of her son's tummy upsets.


But something unexpected also happened. The behavioural problems linked to her son's Asperger's syndrome were also significantly reduced, she says.

Asperger's is a form of autism that causes difficulties with communication, interaction and imagination. Asperger's children may have problems relating to others, and have narrow and repetitive patterns of behaviour and interests.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2538821/As-scientists-suggest-bacteria-guts-affect-brains-mood-Will-taking-probiotic-pill-make-feel-anxious.html#ixzz2qi4iFOGd

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lax mom
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Lyme made my son have autism traits and antibiotics calmed him.

He is now a typically developing child on a small regimine of supplements.

See lyme induced autism:

http://www.lymeinducedautism.com/

http://www.lymebook.com/lyme-autism-connection

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Gut health is very important to brain health.

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The cure to both lyme and autism may be some massive probiotic mixture. I've wondered what would happen if I just flooded my gut with raw saurkraut and trillions of probiotics.

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