Study Suggests Key Link That Could Help Explain Autism Development

The importance of our gut microbiota to our health has become increasingly clear recently as more and more studies have been released. Everything from how we react to fear and negative stimuli to our weight and mental health to our susceptibility to autoimmune disorders like type 1 diabetes and lupus can be impacted.

Using research on animals, a recent study that was published in The Journal of Immunology has discovered a connection between the gut microbiota and the neurodevelopmental disorder autism. However, the researchers claim that our mother’s microbiota has a greater influence on our likelihood of developing autism than does our own.

The microbiome can shape the developing brain in multiple ways,” John Lukens, lead researcher and PhD student…

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