Can enzymes help your child with autism?

Article Abstract:

Many parents have noticed that their children with autism tend to have strong negative reactions to foods containing dairy or wheat. The enzyme treatments were not meant to replace the gluten-free-casein-free (GFCF) diet but they found that the enzymes could successfully alleviate the need for wheat and milk restrictions.

Nutritional aspects, Autistic children

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Co-Morbidity in autism

Article Abstract:

Autism is a multi-faced disorder that has the potential to affect countless aspects of a child and family's life. Individuals with autism frequently have other disorders, these "comorbid" disorders often have medical implications and treatment needs separate from those indicated by a diagnosis of autism.

Care and treatment, Autism

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Planning a pregnancy? Take the necessary steps to improve the chances of having a healthy child

Article Abstract:

The necessary steps taken to improve the chances of having a healthy child are discussed. The first and the main step are to analyze your own family's genetic history.

Children, Health aspects

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