The Bartonella–Autism Connection Every Parent Should Know
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- Discover how Bartonella infections may contribute to neuroinflammation, immune dysfunction, aggression, anxiety, sensory issues, and behavioral changes in children with autism spectrum disorder.
- Understand why symptoms like rage, toe walking, sound sensitivity, stomach pain, stretch marks, and sudden behavioral changes can be important clues pointing toward underlying Bartonella infections.
- Learn why addressing infections, inflammation, mitochondrial dysfunction, gut health, and environmental triggers together may significantly improve outcomes for children with autism and PANS/PANDAS-like presentations.
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