Gut Dysbiosis
Gut dysbiosis, an imbalance of bacteria, yeast, viruses and parasites in the gut, is a common root cause of chronic health conditions.
Gut Dysbiosis Articles
Why Case Reports Matter
Safety and Efficacy of Medical Interventions When it comes to adopting new clinical treatment strategies or therapies in modern medicine, we tend to think that any new therapy or approach to healing comes through a tidy, peer-reviewed, and rigorous scientific ... Read More
Diagnosis Is Not Always Destiny
What’s in a Diagnosis (Mindset)? A diagnosis can be helpful, but it often arrives wrapped in cultural or medical expectations that may unintentionally narrow how we approach a child’s future. Labels tend to focus on what is “wrong,” rather than ... Read More
What Is Healthy Poop?
Healthy pooping patterns are an important window into digestive health, hydration status, nervous-system balance, and even gut microbial function. One of the most widely used tools for describing stool form is the Bristol Stool Scale, which categorizes poop into seven ... Read More
ABA, Behavior and Biology: A New Vision for Autism Treatment
We are trained to think that autism is a permanent condition where our only options are to improve function through repetitive behavioral management therapies and pharmaceutical symptom suppression. Is this the best we can do for our children? I have ... Read More
If Autism Is Medical and Can Be Reversed, Don’t We Have a Moral Obligation to Try?
This article can also be found on Dr. Gator's Substack here. Documenting Hope has just published another peer-reviewed case report in the medical literature showing full reversal of autism in a child. The real question is no longer whether this ... Read More
The Relationship Between Autism and the Cell Danger Response
For decades, autism has been framed through a variety of lenses including genetics, behavioral, neurological, microbiome, metabolic, and more. But what if these perspectives are all describing different pieces of a deeper, unifying biological process? Dr. Robert Naviaux, a physician-scientist ... Read More
The New Childhood Epidemics
What Are the New Childhood Epidemics? While you may not hear about it on the news or at your doctor’s office, we are currently witnessing one of the most devastating health epidemics of all time. This is a health epidemic ... Read More
Stress, the Nervous System and Gut Health
How Does the Nervous System Affect Digestion? Digestion is not simply a mechanical or chemical process, and gut health is not simply a function of how well someone digests food or what type of food enters and exits the system ... Read More
Gut Dysbiosis Stories
Clara’s Eczema Is Gone
I helped my daughter to heal from eczema, and there is hope. Before Clara got better, life was really challenging, not just for her because she was the one suffering, but really for the whole family because she'd be up ... Read More
Dante’s Reversal of Non-Verbal Autism
I helped my son heal from non-speaking autism, and there is absolutely hope. Getting the Autism Diagnosis Was Devastating I was told your son is beautiful, perfect in every way. And, as she was looking at him within like literally ... Read More
Noah: Iatrogenic Autism
Noah’s Journey Noah, just turned 10. He was diagnosed with iatrogenic autism when he was 17 months. His syndrome of symptoms included: autistic enteritis, autistic colitis and gut dysbiosis that resulted in up to 20 diarrhea filled diapers a day ... Read More


