Brain Mat

Histamines (messengers) and cytokines (proteins) are inflammation creators, interrelated but different when you learn about immune science. Kids when they get pandas pans onsets tend to have tummy, skin, sinus, etcetera responses that will pop up! For example, my 7r old daughter had blotches on her skin, my son heavy bruising, sinus issues, stomach pain, and more, all intermittent.

This video and the pending 2026 paper in Nature Communications will explain how vital it is to calm these reactions down. New discoveries in long covid, m.s., autoimmune encephalitis, Alzheimers and more is turning science upside down and will serve the patient far better in years ahead. (Image taken from FB Healing ADHD & Aspergers)

Diana Pohlman

Research | PANDAS Network https://share.google/5LjhDuTUkxFHplza7

🌿 Immune Dysfunction in Autism

The immune system plays a key role in protecting the body, but in many people with autism, it may not function as expected. Immune dysfunction can contribute to inflammation, infections, and changes in behavior or development. Understanding the signs and underlying triggers can help guide meaningful steps toward better health and support.

🧠 Watch for patterns like frequent illness, regression, or behavior changes during sickness
🦠 Be aware of related conditions like PANS/PAND AS, chronic infections, and autoimmune responses
🧪 Consider testing to uncover immune imbalances and hidden infections
🥗 Support the body with anti-inflammatory nutrition, gut health, and targeted nutrients
🏡 Reduce environmental triggers like mold, chemicals, and allergens

🔗 Read more here: https://tacanow.org/family-resources/immune-dysfunction-in-autism/