| i have! we started the gluten free diet on the 1st of the month and our son has almost stopped spinning in circles. i don't know for sure if this is why, but we will continue and also eliminate milk eventually. our boy has excema-getting allergy testing and a chromosome analysis soon, our son is very healthy too...except for the excema and like 2 ear infections-he turned 3 on valentine's day...i will be around if you want to chat more about our kiddos, ~mindy ↑ |
Yes, yes, yes!! Hi, my name is Dawn. My son is very healthy and autistic. We took him off milk and it helped him to not be so hyper. Also, we went to a nutritionist that told us to give him Children's DHA (Omega 3, cod liver fish oil), 2 in the morning and 2 at night. This can be purchased at Sprouts. Also, give just a general everyday vitamin. NO-artificial flavorings or colorings, limited to no sugar, no nitrates, and no preservatives. She wants him to have free range eggs and grass fed beef, which my son will not touch because of the texture. My son aslo eats a lot of chips, doritos to be exact. She said to give him stone ground chips or blue corn chips.
This transition is not easy. He fought me for about 2 weeks before being okay with some of it. But it is a start, some is better than none. He was randomly saying words and now he is consitently saying some words, saying and recognizing #1-10, trying to make me laugh, playing with my husband and I more, and has more eye contact. We have noticed a lot of improvement within the last month and a half after changing his diet. It has been awesome and has given me some more hope. Email me if you have an more questions. [email protected] ↑ |
Hi there actually I have a friend who signed up on this website that goes into talk about autistic children and things you can do for them and so forth...it's kind of like a go green company in case you are interested I thought that it might help in some way here is the website:http://www.moms4ne
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