Several studies have shown that in some children with autism, an individualized diet can help improve symptoms of autism. The most common diet is a gluten-free, casein-free diet where all gluten-containing foods such as wheat flour, barley and centenium are removed, and casein-containing foods, which are present in milk and its proteins, are eliminated. In […]
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Autism, known scientifically as Autism Spectrum Disorder, is a syndrome characterized by communication, socialization and behavioral problems, usually diagnosed between the ages of 2 and 3. This syndrome produces specific characteristics in children who have it, such as difficulty communicating, expressing ideas and feelings, feeling uncomfortable being surrounded by people, and avoiding eye contact, as
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Mild autism is not the correct diagnosis used in medicine; however, it is a very popular term, even among health professionals, to designate an autistic person, but who can perform all daily activities, such as having a normal conversation, reading, writing and taking other precautions independently, such as eating and dressing, for example. Once symptoms
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