Gut microbiota and autism — balanced science over hype

A growing number of scientific reviews have explored the relationship between the gut microbiome — the complex community of microorganisms in the digestive system — and autism. Research shows that many children with ASD have differences in gut bacterial communities compared to their neurotypical peers. Specifically, children with ASD often exhibit reduced microbial diversity and …

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The Metronome, Rhythm, and Trust — a Lesson with Tymek/Metronom, rytm i zaufanie – lekcja z Tymkiem

This lesson with Tymek was a little different than the previous ones. From the very beginning, he was full of energy — lively, spontaneous, and easily distracted. Yet once we sat down at the piano, something shifted. His focus began to align with the sound and the pulse. I had prepared a simple piece — …

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