2026 Research Updates: GI Symptoms & Behavior - Autism Research Institute | #autism #news #parenting
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Research indicates that many individuals with autism experience GI-related symptoms, like DCBI, GERD, IBD, EGID, and ARFID [4]. Studies suggest a connection between GI distress and challenging behaviors [1]. One study even explored how propranolol affected the relationship between GI symptoms and brain activity [1].
There's also a smartwatch app called "CORE Autism" that can record verbal and social activity, potentially offering insights into these connections [3]. If stress is heightened in the GI group, there may be implications for treatment [2].
For more info, Autism Research Institute has a lot of information [9].
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