2nd Edition, The Nemechek Protocol for Autism and Developmental Disorders: A How-To Guide For Restoring Neurological Function

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Shank3 is a scaffolding protein that is densely associated with postsynaptic glutamatergic synapses and is an important part of the postsynaptic density (PSD), a specialized protein-dense structure attached to the postsynaptic membrane. It acts as a master organizer of the PSD because of its ability to interact with multiple key synaptic components, including glutamate receptor complexes, anchoring proteins, and the actin cytoskeleton [ 7]. SHANK3 is a critical orchestrator of frontocortical function. Disrupted connectivity of the prefrontal areas may underpin the socio-communicative impairments observed in SHANK3 mutation carriers [ 8]. If you haven’t already heard or read the research, the gut is often called our “second brain.” There is an undeniable link between gut health and brain health, which is why such incredible results can be had when you focus on restoring and balancing these two areas.

It’s recommended to start at a small amount like 1/8 of a teaspoon. Stay there for a week or so, watching for any new, worsening or improved symptoms. If your symptoms stay the same or improve, then you can increase to ¼ tsp after 1-2 weeks. Continue increasing the dosage until you either “hit your sweet spot” as far as relief of symptoms go or you hit 2 tsps. With the gut in such a fragile state, Nemechek believes digestive enzymes could do more harm than good. I don’t necessarily agree with that, but again, this is one aspect you need to do your homework on and determine what will be best for you. My Experience on the Nemechek ProtocolI was diagnosed with celiac in 2020. It was a surprise to me as I’ve eaten gluten for most of my life without issue. I grew up in France and consumed pasta, baguettes, and beer weekly without problems. That changed when I turned 29. After a super-fun array of tests, including blood samples, a colonoscopy, and an endoscopy, my GI specialist broke the news: I had celiac disease.

Let's just break down what he is saying - he is saying that if you lower inflammation then this can help GI issues - the gut and the brain are connected - again he is not the first person to ever say this either here is highly cited article in Elsevier:[link removed by moderator] The basic strategy undertaken in developing the genomic CDS was to investigate the molecular effects of the identified genetic contributing factors and the clinical translation of these effects. The same discovery methods were used to find ways to modulate the effects of the gene being evaluated as a contributing factor to ASD. The gene, SHANK3, will be used to demonstrate this method. Variants in SHANK3 have been well described in the literature as profoundly contributing to increased ASD risk [ 6]. If you can give me just a few more minutes of your time, I’d love to share this information with you, and you can do with it what you will.I hope this information helped you a bit today. Have a question? Ask it in the comments, and I’ll be sure to answer! Updated Dr. Nemechek Protocol review California Olive Ranch is the brand Dr. Nemechek approves, and the one that I use, although there are others approved by COOC.