Good nutrition equals good health. People with autism or spectrum have difficulty with nutrition. Individuals with autism have different likes and dislikes controlled by his dysfunctional senses. This makes good nutrition a fight, having negative consequences for the person with autism or PDD on health. Most people on the autism spectrum have a normal IQ. With malnutrition, many with autism spectrum cannot function normally. People with autism and PPD love the crispy chicken Nuggets and French fire-McDonald or chicken nuggets of Tyson. For many with autism spectrum disorder, this is the only thing that they eat, which offers very little nutritional value. Also, pop the champagne in his mouth, is something that someone with autism loves, loving feeling in your mouth.
With the food we eat being so poor in nutritional value, and a variety of foods (not all food groups), the person with the body of autism may not receive adequate nutrients or calories for growth, function of the body and brain function. The question then is: what to do as a parent/caregiver, to help the loved one with autism? Gluten-free diet has been the choice to "cure" autism. That would be great if the person with autism or PPD would eat anything and was not selective about their food. The person with autism will not eat anything. the person with autism will eat almost anything, making it difficult to impossible for people with autism and PPD to eat gluten. The senses of taste, smell and touch are elevated in people with autism and PPD as a caregiver trying to sneak the foods that are gluten-free; the microscope of the person with autism will analyze it and reject it.
Therefore, a parent or caregiver must choose the best route for the person with autism or PPD when it comes to diet, so that the person with autism will be healthy in the years ahead. A celiac test will tell a person if they are allergic to gluten. Most children have this test at birth. If the test does not show a positive for gluten allergy, gluten allergy is not present. Without a positive test for celiac, ' cure ' Autism (or anything except an allergy to gluten) with a diet that has gluten has scientific evidence as a cure. Course without gluten, yeast or dairy has not been tested by science. Science (studies and trial) has documented these diets as a cure for autism and PDD; Therefore, to take these things out of the person with autism diet only leads to malnutrition. Individuals feel that they should attempt to Cure Autism at any cost and try any thing that can work with scientific support or not. I do not agree with this, since the cost of experimentation "hit or miss" is usually "too high" (a loss of life or damage to a system of body). If a caregiver would rather have the calories and a relationship with the person with autism, a gluten-free diet is best. If a caregiver rather have no calories and a poor relationship with the person with autism, take gluten diet (combating the dinner table with an adult/child who does not have enough calories to support your body works-I think they call hungry).
Having gluten out of person with autism, diet is dangerous and insecure a fight. How could it be dangerous? Hunger is dangerous, especially a child. With a child who has autism, PPD or they are missing nutrition and they don't get enough calories. With this observation, their bodies are not getting what they need to add another constraint to your diet restricted already self can do nutrition through calories almost impossible. If a person with autism eats well and will eat anything, even a caregiver needs to see if they are up to the demands of a gluten free diet. These special diets cost more dollars. If a loved one is demanding and puts everything through his microscope, feed him what you can and hope that what he is eating isn't effecting your behavior. Remember, gluten, milk products, casein and yeast free do not work in all children with autism (the advice of many on the internet). In addition, there is no scientific evidence that a diet free of these important nutrients work in healing autism and PPD.
As a medical professional, what I would choose for children or adults with autism is a good multivitamin along with a good calcium supplement and for them to eat a balanced diet to grow strong. I would choose a soft gel so that I could put a PIN in it and squeeze it in any drink. I would call that the supplement was right for the person, and that was a whole food so that he will not have a smell and I wouldn't have to worry about anything else being added to my beloved system. Power whenever he liked the person with autism calories would be my goal if he is a poor eater. While the person with autism received daily minerals and vitamins, thank you, if he wanted candy, I give him candy. Only for calories, use good would cover nutrition supplements. I try to feed him in two hours and make sure it gets at least 2000 calories per day (or the amount of calories that the doctor asked).
Nutrition is something that all children and adults need to work together with calories to give them energy. Calories gives the energy of the body so that the body has the power for the transport of nutrients for living (your heart pounding, your brain to think, your lungs breath and your function body). A fireplace will not work without wood or natural gas. a person's body will not function or function without fuel calories. Calories and good nutrition cannot exist in the body without the other.
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