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Old Mar 25, 2008, 10:30 PM
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Re: relationship between diet and autism studied

We did the gluten/casein free diet with my son for almost a year. It made absolutely no difference for him. We saw more results from omegas and other vitamin supplements. He also takes probotics to try and get his stomach working properly(w/o having diarrhea everyday) He still gets absolutely no dairy to this day and he still has diarrhea and autism.

On a different note I know a lot of people who swear it helped their kids and I have seen some who have changed due to the diet, but it wasnt a real quick process.

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