The Nemechek Protocol Journal

Autism, Alzheimer's, depression, MS, and traumatic brain injury share a common origin: gut bacterial imbalance driving leaky gut, systemic inflammation, and neuroinflammation. Here is what the research shows.

After COVID-19, many people develop prolonged inflammation and gut damage driven by a glutamine deficiency. Here is the mechanism and how to fix it in six weeks.

Anxiety, OCD, meltdowns, and repetitive behaviors in autism share a single physiological root: the autonomic nervous system releasing fight-or-flight hormones in response to low brain blood pressure.

Lightheadedness, chronic fatigue, headaches, anxiety, and difficulty concentrating often share a single hidden cause: low blood pressure to the brain from autonomic nervous system dysfunction.

About two-thirds of children following the Nemechek Protocol ultimately benefit from vagus nerve stimulation. Here is how it works, when it is needed, and what the clinical data shows.

Peer-reviewed research is now confirming what the Nemechek Protocol has long been built on: an imbalance of intestinal bacteria is a central driver of the neurological dysfunction seen in autism.

POTS is an injury to the autonomic nervous system and in most cases it is reversible. Here is how Dr. Nemechek approaches POTS recovery using vagus nerve stimulation alongside the full protocol.

The Nemechek Protocol works by targeting the root cause shared by autism, ADHD, and developmental delay: chronic neuroinflammation. Here is how each piece of the protocol addresses the problem.

Many parents starting the Nemechek Protocol are alarmed when their child's behavior seems to worsen at first. This is the Awakening — and it's actually a sign the protocol is working. Here's what causes it and what to expect.

Many children on the Nemechek Protocol show improvements in behavior, focus, and gut health — but speech is often the last thing to come back. Here's why, and what you can do to help.