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09/02/2026

đź’™ Sometimes a parent knows something has changed long before they know how to explain it.

The aggression is different.
The meltdowns are happening more often.
Their child is constantly asking for food.
And they’re left wondering, “What are we missing?”

🔎 That question is one of the reasons I believe in looking deeper.

Not because every symptom has one hidden cause, but because every child deserves to be looked at as an individual—not just a list of behaviors.

🧩 Labs can give us additional pieces of the puzzle and help us ask better questions about nutrition, digestion, and overall health.

We may not get every answer from one test.

But sometimes, getting more information is exactly where a better plan begins.

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THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN OR QUALIFIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL FOR INDIVIDUALIZED MEDICAL GUIDANCE.

09/01/2026

đź’™ Gastrointestinal issues are significantly more common in children with autism, with constipation being one of the most frequently reported concerns.

🔬 Testing such as an Organic Acids Test and stool analysis can give us additional clues about gut bacteria, yeast, digestion, short-chain fatty acids, and other factors that may be affecting gut health.

Every child is different. The goal isn’t to blame the gut for everything—it’s to gather more information so we can create a more individualized plan.

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THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN OR QUALIFIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL FOR INDIVIDUALIZED MEDICAL GUIDANCE.

Sources:
Gan et al., 2023 — Frontiers in Pediatrics
Qu et al., 2024 — Microbiological Research
D**g & Mayer, 2024 — Cellular and Molecular Gastroenterology and Hepatology

08/28/2026

🦠 Sometimes the gut story starts long before we ever run the test.

Antibiotics can be incredibly important when medically necessary, but they can also change the balance of microorganisms in the gut. When that balance shifts, certain organisms may become more abundant.

🔬 In this case, testing gave us additional clues.

We found elevated Arabinose on the OAT, and the stool analysis showed elevated Candida along with several bacterial markers.

That doesn’t mean we can point to one organism and say, “This is the cause.”

Instead, it gives us more information to consider alongside the child’s symptoms, history, diet, and overall health.

💙 That’s the value of looking at the bigger picture.

Testing isn’t about finding one abnormal number and chasing it.

It’s about gathering information that can help us ask better questions and make more informed decisions about how to support the individual child.

⚠️ THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN OR QUALIFIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL BEFORE MAKING CHANGES TO YOUR CHILD’S CARE OR STARTING ANY SUPPLEMENT.

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08/27/2026

💩 DR. WARRAN’S D.C “GET THINGS MOVING” SUPPLEMENT LIST

Here are a few supplements I commonly consider when supporting healthy bowel function:

🔹 Magnesium Citrate — commonly used to support bowel regularity by helping draw water into the intestines.

🔹 Slippery Elm — traditionally used to support and soothe the digestive tract.

🔹 Gallbladder Complex / Ox Bile — may be considered when looking at digestive function and bile support, particularly when there are reasons to investigate how fats are being digested.

The right option can vary depending on the child, their age, diet, medications, and what else may be going on.

💩 CONSTIPATION ISN’T ALWAYS AS SIMPLE AS “MY CHILD DOESN’T POOP.”

Sometimes the clues are in the details:

▫️ How long does it take them to have a bowel movement?
▫️ Are they straining or withholding?
▫️ What does the stool actually look like?
▫️ Do they feel completely emptied afterward?
▫️ Are they dealing with bloating or abdominal discomfort?
▫️ How does their diet look?
▫️ What have you already tried?

These details can help us understand whether we’re simply looking at an occasional bowel movement—or whether there may be a bigger digestive pattern worth investigating.

🔬 And that’s where testing can sometimes add another layer of information.

The goal isn’t to run every test available.

It’s to gather information that may help us understand where to look next and how to better support the individual child.

⚠️ THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN OR QUALIFIED HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL BEFORE STARTING ANY SUPPLEMENT OR MAKING CHANGES TO YOUR CHILD’S CARE.

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08/25/2026

💩 When constipation becomes this severe, it’s more than just “not going.”

Imagine watching your child go days without a bowel movement, dealing with discomfort and emotional changes, and eventually needing repeated trips to the hospital.

For families dealing with this, the question often becomes:

“Why does this keep happening?”

🔬 Sometimes looking deeper can give us additional clues about the digestive environment and help us understand what may be worth investigating.

Not every abnormal finding is the answer.

But when we can put the symptoms + history + testing together, we can start to see a bigger picture.

💙 In this case, the goal wasn’t to find a magic answer. It was to gather more information, create a more individualized plan, and then follow the child’s progress.

And seeing those bowel movements become more regular was a meaningful step in the right direction.

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This content is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

08/24/2026

🔬 More testing doesn’t always mean better answers.

I think the better question is:

What information would actually be useful for this child?

There are so many tests available today, and each one has a different purpose. The challenge isn’t finding a test.

It’s knowing what questions you’re trying to answer.

A good evaluation should start with the child—not the lab.

Their history.
Their diet.
Their digestion.
Their sleep.
Their symptoms.
What their parents are seeing at home.

Then we can decide what information would actually add value.

Because at the end of the day, I don’t want parents walking away with a stack of lab results they don’t know what to do with.

I want the information we gather to help us ask better questions and make more informed decisions about how to support their child.

💙 That’s what I believe purposeful testing should look like.

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08/21/2026

🧩 Sometimes the most useful clue isn’t a symptom—it’s the pattern behind it.

When a child is dealing with digestive changes like constipation, bloating, gas, or irregular bowel movements, I don’t want to look at those symptoms in isolation.

🔬 In this case, the Organic Acids Test gave us one clue that made us want to look further. The stool test then gave us additional information pointing toward the same area.

That doesn’t mean one finding explains everything.

It means we now have more information to work with. 🔎

And that’s what I believe testing can do well—it can help us move from guessing to asking better questions about the individual child.

💙 Every child is different, and the goal isn’t to find one magic answer. It’s to understand the bigger picture and identify where additional support may be appropriate.

đź“š Educational purposes only. This content is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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08/20/2026

🧠 When a child is struggling to communicate, the behavior we see on the outside may only be one piece of the picture.

Sometimes the better question isn’t simply, “How do we address the symptom?”

It’s:

“What else can we learn?” 🔎

An Organic Acids Test can provide additional information about metabolic pathways and neurotransmitter metabolism. It doesn’t give us a diagnosis or tell us exactly why a child is experiencing a particular symptom.

Instead, it can give us clues that help us know where to look more closely.

And that’s what I value about testing.

đź’™ Not one marker.
đź’™ Not one magic answer.
đź’™ Not a one-size-fits-all protocol.

Just more information about the individual child in front of us so we can make better-informed decisions about how to support them.

đź“š Educational purposes only. This content is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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08/19/2026

🍎 When a child eats only a handful of foods, it’s easy to focus on getting them to try something new.

But sometimes I think we need to zoom out and ask:

“Are they getting enough of the nutrients their growing body needs?” 🧩

🥩 A very limited diet can make it challenging to get enough variety of protein, healthy fats, vitamins, and minerals.

That doesn’t mean picky eating is the cause of every symptom, and it doesn’t mean every child needs extensive testing.

But when picky eating is accompanied by things like being very thin, digestive concerns, or other changes we’re noticing, I want to understand the bigger picture. 🔎

🔬 Testing can give us additional information about digestion, nutrition, and metabolism that may help us ask better questions and decide where support may be appropriate.

💙 Every child is different. The goal isn’t to force a one-size-fits-all approach. It’s to understand the child in front of us and build from there.

đź“š Educational purposes only. This content is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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08/18/2026

Sometimes the answer isn’t doing more.

It’s understanding more.

When you’re a parent, it’s completely understandable to try everything you can when your child is struggling. Different therapies, dietary changes, supplements, routines—you just want to help.

But when we change too many things at once, it can become difficult to know what’s actually helping and what your child may still need.

That’s why I believe in stepping back, gathering information, and prioritizing.

Testing isn’t about finding something wrong with your child. It’s about gathering additional information that may help us ask better questions and create a more individualized approach.

💙 Don’t just throw more at the problem. Understand the child in front of you.

đź“š Educational purposes only. This content is not medical advice and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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