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Dr. Richard E. Frye walks through a double-blind, placebo-controlled crossover trial of a mitochondrial supplement in children with autism. Paper: Hill et al., "A Mitochondrial Supplement Improves Function and Mitochondrial Activity in Autism," IJMS 2025.
How Gut Bacteria Talk to Mitochondria – A Research Update from Dr. Richard Frye
Dr. Richard E. Frye walks through a new review of how gut bacteria affect mitochondria, the structures that make energy inside nearly every cell. Paper: Frye & Rossignol, "Mechanistic Pathways Linking Gut Microbial Metabolites, Microbial Structural Products, and Host-Microbe Co-Metabolites to Mitochondrial Function," Gut Microbes 2026.
What Baby Teeth Can Teach Us About Prenatal Care – A Research Update from Dr. Richard Frye
Dr. Richard E. Frye walks through research that reads a pregnancy out of a baby tooth, showing atypical fetal inflammatory regulation in autism. Paper: Dumitriu et al., "Deciduous Tooth Biomarkers Reveal Atypical Fetal Inflammatory Regulation in Autism Spectrum Disorder," iScience 2023.
