Glutathione supplementation is a compelling approach to autism therapy on account of its powerful anti-inflammatory effects which could help alleviate gastrointestinal, emotional, and behavioral symptoms.
To get to the bottom of what differentiates good curcumin supplements from the bad, we talked to Al Czap, a leading expert on the past, present, and future of curcumin as a nutritional supplement and therapeutic.
A growing number of parents are witnessing remarkable success stories when AuRx, a medical food designed to support children with autism, becomes a part of the treatment plan.
At a time when alternative medicine is becoming mainstream, many patients are interested in exploring the possibilities of nutritional supplements but confused about how to pick the best products.
With so many supplements on the market, how do you know which ones work? Understanding the role of bioavailability can help you choose the right products to support your health.
A number of intriguing alternative treatments for autism spectrum disorder may benefit patients who have not responded to conventional therapies, but proof of efficacy varies considerably.
A growing number of patients are now turning to nutritional supplements that seek to address anxiety by supporting gut health, but only butyric acid may provide truly comprehensive support.
Evidence suggests that butyric acid supplementation can provide the critical support needed to improve the health of the gut microbiome and help patients optimize well-being.
Calcium propionate may contribute to the development and exacerbation of autism due to its impact on the gut microbiome, but simply limiting intake of calcium propionate might not be enough to restore gut health.
Many nutritional supplements have historically suffered from poor bioavailability, but new technologies are paving the way for improved therapeutic efficacy and giving patients a fresh chance to heal.
In part two of our interview, Walter Crinnion expands his discussion on the most pernicious environmental toxins and shares practical strategies for mitigating their impact.
In the first of a two-part interview, Walter Crinnion shares his thoughts on the most pressing environmental hazards of our time and how members of the public can protect themselves from common toxins.