Post 13

All of the sources I used in my argument are credible sources written by qualified author(s) and published in credible peer-reviewed journals. Further, the six sources included in my paper supply all of the information I need…or so I thought. One part of my argument may need to be reworked, and if so, I may need some additional evidence. The following article deals with how the gut-brain axis effects schizophrenia and includes much discussion on the link between gluten-relate disorders and schizophrenia. 

Nemani, Katlyn, et al. "Schizophrenia And The Gut–Brain Axis." Progress In Neuropsychopharmacology & Biological Psychiatry 56.(2015): 155-160. ScienceDirect. Web. 27 Apr. 2015.

My argument deals with why people who meet certain qualifications need to be tested for gluten. This article provides two things to my argument. First, it provides further examples of a seemingly permanent disease cured by going gluten-free—a sub-topic of one of my paragraphs. Second, this article provides support for my potentially reworked paragraph, which will include more about being tested and potential effects. Overall, this source is a great addition to my working argument.