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Dietary FAQ:
I might be willing to try removing dairy products from his diet, but I don't think I could handle removing gluten. It seems like a lot of work, and I'm so busy already. Is this really necessary?
What you need to understand is that for certain children, these foods are toxic to their brains. For some, removing gluten may be far more important than removing dairy products. You would never knowingly feed your child poison, but if he fits into this category, this is exactly what you could be doing. It is probable that for this subgroup of people with autism, eating these foods is actually damaging the developing brain.
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Disclaimer:
The content on this website is not to be taken as medical advice. We have
gathered information here so that you can make an informed decision in partnership
with your medical practitioner.
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In 1995, Karyn Seroussi and Lisa Lewis created an international parent network for dietary and biomedical interventions for autism. Thirteen years later, the sum of their knowledge is here, in one easy-to-use reference guide.
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In addition to extensive autism news, reports
and medical studies, ANDI also provides crucial information in the following languages:
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By Karyn Seroussi.
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