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The Nutrition section of our website has many important subsections. This page is a guide to those subsections. All prospective patients for Developmental Spectrums should be familiar with this content, especially the first two subsections, before their intake appointment. Introduction to Nutrition: An overview of the basic importance of nutrition in biomedical treatment, and the four major diets that can be prescribed.Click here
Food Allergies, Intolerance and Other Reactions: This is an explanation of what takes place in the body with food allergies and intolerances, and how biomedical treatment deals with them. Click here
Tips on GF/CF Diet: Practical advice for a daunting task. Click here Tips for dining out and traveling on special diets. click here GF/CF Protein Powders: Advice on how to get enough protein on the GF/CF diet. Click here
GF/CF Menu Planning: Ideas to get you started on the GF/CF Diet. Click here
Commercial Sources for GF/CF Food: For those unable to prepare GF/CF foods at home, this section tells you where prepared foods can be purchased.Click here
Information about Low-Oxalate Diets: Explains the problems some have with Oxalates, and how special diets can help. Click here
Oxalate Content of Various Grains:Click here
Oxalate Content of Common Green Vegetables: Click here
A Compilation of Advice for Using the Low Oxalate Diet for Autism:Click here
Prioritizing Organic Produce Purchases: What to choose when you can’t purchase everything organic. Click here
Probiotic Drinks: The benefits of probiotics from fermented foods. Click here
Specific Carbohydrate Diet: A diet for children with major gut issues. Click here
Phenols and Salicylates: How some children have problems with these chemicals. Click here
Nutrition for Autism – Partial Bibliography: Scientific research and publications about nutrition and autism. Click here |
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