"Hōmona o ke aloha" hoonui ae i ka nohona akamai pū nō hoʻi o kekahi mau keiki me ka autism

Haʻawina ina hookolokolo keiki me ka autism ia me ka hōmona oxytocin, hōʻike ana i ke kanawai o kēia kaʻina hana ua 'oluʻolu, akā, wale no kekahi o lakou. Kēia Ua kōkuaʻepekema ike i na keiki a pau, aolie ia mai keia ina hana pono.

Ma keia ao, ka noiʻi la kekahi, hoʻomaoe hou akula o ka hana kupaianaha o ka placebo hookoia, a, mamua o kona nui no ka 'epekema, ua no i maopopo loa.

Hoa pāonioni ma waena o kānakaʻepekema

Ma nā makahiki he ua nui na mea pohihihi e pili ana ina paha e haawi aku autistic keiki oxytocin,ʻikeʻia me ka hōmona o ke aloha, a me ka hilinai, no ka pāʻoihana o ka hopena maikaʻi, ao ke ano o ko lākou maʻi. Kumu o ka hihia ua Pehea ia e loli ai i kā lākou mau hana. Eia naʻe, lawe mai haʻawina mua, he uuku a me ka pinepine ana e kue.

Waiwai o ka oxytocin ma autistic keiki

Dr. Karen Parker o Stanford University, e hoʻomau i kēia hana, e hoʻomaka ka loiloi 'i ka loiloi mua kiʻekiʻe o oxytocin kela keiki i komo i loko o kona mahele. A laila, 14 na keiki me ka autism, ua malamaia lakou me oxytocin i loko o ka palapala o kaʻehu palua ia i ka lā no eha pule, a me kekahi 18 loaa placebo. Ka hapa nui o nā keiki i loaʻa iā ia 'imi naʻauao ke kino kīnā.

Ua Ua loaʻa ia ia me kaʻeleu lāʻau i na keiki, he awelika hana o ka 10 heluʻai hoʻopili like (ma ka luawai-ike nohona me ka unahiʻole naoh), oiai ke ano o na keiki i loaa i ka placebo hou e 3 puan.

Ua huli mai nui pomaikai i na keiki, ka poe i oxytocin pae mua i lalo o ka mahele. Penei, oxytocin pae i loko o ke koko ke e ka liluwelo kāna moʻolelo ka mea e aeʻepekema e kilokilo pehea e pane koke i kekahi keiki no ka hoʻokomo 'ia' ana o ka hōmona.

hoike mua aku i kana mau hana Parker mea, hoʻowahāwahā i ka nui kiʻekiʻe o oxytocin i loko o ke kino me ka autism, nui na keiki a ka mea, he mea okoa, nā loko o nā mea maʻi, a me ka ola. Eia hou, na keiki me ka haʻahaʻa pae o ka oxytocin,ʻaʻole autism kekahi pinepine maopopo kaiapili ka haunaele.

Nolaila, ua hiki ke kuhi ana o ka hōʻoia ana i ka laulā o ka iapaau ana me ka oxytocin 'aʻole i hilinaʻi ma luna paha o ka keiki ua loohia mai autism, akā, mai ka palapala maoli hōmona pae.

placebo ai

Kēia mea i hoʻoholo 'paha e maopopo pono i ka hoomaopopo ana ina paha he keiki ia me oxytocin pāʻoihana, akā, me ka hou' atikala Parker i ka "hana ana o ka National Academy o Sciences" kekahi loaʻa kekahi kahaha ko oukou naau i nā hualoaʻa.

Ua loaʻa i waena o na keiki e hoʻohana i ka placebo, ka loa lanakila 'o ia e ka poʻe hoʻi i ka lalo pae o oxytocin i ka hoʻomaka o ka mahele. A, i ke kino o kēia mau keiki hoomaka ae la e paka hou o kona mau "hōmona o ke aloha". E like me ia Parker, ka mea maoli i ka likelihood i ka placebo kanawai i loko o ka likeʻole ma o nā kūlana ke kahiko o ka'āina e alakai ai i ka hua i loko o ka? Iecaianoaaiiie o oxytocin.

Ka nele no nā noiʻi

Ano, kekahi mau kānakaʻepekema e mālama nei i ka like, akā, ua nui aku kona nui noiʻi a me ka hana Parker hoike i ka mea, e hoʻolohe pono ai. Kumu Antonio Hardan, ka mea i ka lapaʻau hana no na keiki me ka autism, wahi ia e ole e kākoʻo i ka manaʻo o ka hana maikaʻi keiki me ka oxytocin wale ma ke kumu o ka noiʻi Parker, akā, e hana ai i loko o ka hanana i ka nui papahana, e hoopaa i ka hopena.