Autistic Person’s Guide to Airline Travel - Part 1
Traveling can be a struggle, but the right preparation can help. Autistic world traveler Rose breaks down her pre-trip prep recommendations in this guide.
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Autistic Person’s Guide to Airline Travel - Part 2
A step-by-step guide for the day of your travel, including packing tips and how to deal with the potential stressors of the airport. By Rose Lauren, Autistic world traveler.
Risk Factors for Parkinson’s Disease: What to Know
Researchers are finding ways to detect Parkinson's disease earlier and identifying diet and lifestyle factors that may increase PD risk.
What Are Psychobiotics?
Psychobiotics are live bacteria (probiotics) which, when ingested, confer mental health benefits. Find out how they could benefit your mood and how they work.
Best Probiotics & Vitamins for Stress Relief
Here are some easy ways to upgrade your routine with stress-relieving vitamins, supplements, and gut-brain probiotics.
My Experience with PS128: Rose’s Neuralli MP Story
Rose is an AuDHD woman with a passion for travel. She has noticed some shifts in her meltdowns and anxiety with Neuralli MP, and feels calmer and clearer. Check out...
A New Way to Test for Parkinson’s Disease
Research suggests that a lab test analyzing cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) for alpha-synuclein can accurately detect Parkinson’s disease, even in people without tremors.
How to Get the Most Out of Neuralli MP
Your box from Bened Life will be arriving soon! How can you get the most out of your investment in a 2+ month Neuralli MP trial? Here's our advice.
What is PS128?
L. plantarum PS128 is a gut-brain probiotic strain. It can provide dietary management of certain neurological conditions.
Autistic Mental Health: A Support Guide
The Autistic population is disproportionately affected by mental health challenges as well as barriers to care. Here are suggestions from an Autistic nurse.
Why Autism Awareness Month Is Autism Acceptance Month
Read one Autistic adult's take on autism month in April. It's time for Autistic people to be accepted as they are, without changing themselves or being forced to blend in.