Is gluten avoidance linked to a lower risk for depression?

I've talked a few times on this blog about how avoiding dietary gluten both within ( see here ) and outside of ( see here ) the context...

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Formulating low dose naltrexone into a cream

The opioid receptor antagonist naltrexone  has been on the periphery of my autism research career for as long as I can remember. As unusual ...

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Casomorphins and autism reignited?

For those who know me and some of my particular autism research interests , they'll understand that I was always going to be intrigued b...

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New life for naltrexone and autism?

During the very earliest days of the life of this blog I posted about the opiate antagonist naltrexone (ReVia®) and some research on its hi...

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Soy infant formula and seizures in autism

Spring @ Wikipedia  'Association' is a word I'm sure many people with a connection to autism will have heard a lot about. Y'...

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Camel milk for autism: one hump or two?

I am so sorry dear readers for the dreadful pun used in the title of this post. It comes from years of reading books about  'knock-knock...

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Don't let me in: the blood-brain barrier

Several of the posts on this blog include the concept of biological barriers and what potentially might be the effects of problems with hype...

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