Turkey Tail Research Citations
Scientific Research Citations from PubMed Central
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This study tested functional foods (including Turkey Tail) on an animal model of autism and found that they helped improve behavioral issues and affected the GABAergic system, which is important for brain function. The research suggests that certain functional foods might help support brain health and behavior in autism-related conditions. See the autism research.
This research found that functional foods helped regulate the TLR-4/NF-κB pathway, which is involved in brain inflammation. The study showed that these foods can help reduce inflammation in the brain, which is important for neurological health and may be relevant for conditions like autism. Read about brain inflammation.