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So can going gluten free really help with Autistc people? I’m investigating all that right now. As a common knowledge based idea, lots of people recommend going gluten free for people on the autism spectrum. In terms of the reasons for this, there are mix responses. The first you may hear is fantasy misconception that gluten free can cure autism (this is NOT true - autism cannot be cured). The other reason is that people on the autism spectrum usually have GI issues (gastrointestinal) like IBS etc. Keeping this in mind, it is found that gluten may irritate GI conditions more than if you excluded it from your diet. So In conclusion, I feel that going gluten free can help with some GI issues for sure, but it isn’t a cure for any traits of autism. If you have anything to add to this, please pop it in a comment as I read every one. Also please follow @theaspieworld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/FG-p9AxpFqk?si=BTaBcigLbbmPyEN-   ...

So can going gluten free really help with Autistc people? I’m investigating all that right now. As a common knowledge based idea, lots of people recommend going gluten free for people on the autism spectrum. In terms of the reasons for this, there are mix responses. The first you may hear is fantasy misconception that gluten free can cure autism (this is NOT true - autism cannot be cured). The other reason is that people on the autism spectrum usually have GI issues (gastrointestinal) like IBS etc. Keeping this in mind, it is found that gluten may irritate GI conditions more than if you excluded it from your diet. So In conclusion, I feel that going gluten free can help with some GI issues for sure, but it isn’t a cure for any traits of autism. If you have anything to add to this, please pop it in a comment as I read every one. Also please follow @theaspieworld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/FG-p9AxpFqk?si=BTaBcigLbbmPyEN-   ...

So can going gluten free really help with Autistc people? I’m investigating all that right now. As a common knowledge based idea, lots of people recommend going gluten free for people on the autism spectrum. In terms of the reasons for this, there are mix responses. The first you may hear is fantasy misconception that gluten free can cure autism (this is NOT true - autism cannot be cured). The other reason is that people on the autism spectrum usually have GI issues (gastrointestinal) like IBS etc. Keeping this in mind, it is found that gluten may irritate GI conditions more than if you excluded it from your diet. So In conclusion, I feel that going gluten free can help with some GI issues for sure, but it isn’t a cure for any traits of autism. If you have anything to add to this, please pop it in a comment as I read every one. Also please follow @theaspieworld for more autism content. Video: https://youtu.be/FG-p9AxpFqk?si=BTaBcigLbbmPyEN- https://the...

**Hello, Champions of Potential!** I'm Dan, your fellow autism and ADHD navigator, here to dive into a topic that resonates deeply within our community: fussy eating. Before we embark on this enlightening journey, make sure to hit that subscribe button and ring that notification bell. Join me in transforming lives on the autism spectrum. Let's dive right in!   **Navigating Food Challenges During Special Occasions**   As the seasons change, so do the occasions - birthdays, holiday gatherings, family dinners, you name it. For many autistic individuals, myself included, navigating these events with different foods can be overwhelming. But fear not, fussy eaters unite! Here are five game-changing tips to make these moments smoother.   **1. Respect Sensory Preferences**   Respecting sensory needs is key. Imagine being served a dish that goes against your dietary choices. It's like asking a vegetarian to savor a steak and bacon platter. Fo...

**Hello, Champions of Potential!** I'm Dan, your fellow autism and ADHD navigator, here to dive into a topic that resonates deeply within our community: fussy eating. Before we embark on this enlightening journey, make sure to hit that subscribe button and ring that notification bell. Join me in transforming lives on the autism spectrum. Let's dive right in!   **Navigating Food Challenges During Special Occasions**   As the seasons change, so do the occasions - birthdays, holiday gatherings, family dinners, you name it. For many autistic individuals, myself included, navigating these events with different foods can be overwhelming. But fear not, fussy eaters unite! Here are five game-changing tips to make these moments smoother.   **1. Respect Sensory Preferences**   Respecting sensory needs is key. Imagine being served a dish that goes against your dietary choices. It's like asking a vegetarian to savor a steak and bacon platter. Fo...