Gluten-Free Casein-Free Diet
Some families have seen positive results, including increased verbal communication, improved sleep habits, decreased self-injurious behaviors, and increased awareness of their surroundings from implementing the Gluten-Free Casein-Free diet for their child with autism or related delays. This entails eliminating all gluten (the protein found in most grains) and casein (the protein found in dairy products) from a person's diet.
Click here for the Gluten Free Guide which provides information about beginning a gluten free diet.
Note: the KiDA does not endorse the GFCF diet, nor does it guarentee any results. KiDA disclaims all liability arising from injury and/or damages resulting from the GFCF diet and/or the Gluten-free guide.