DynamicBalance
04-01-2011, 12:09 PM
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This family saw tremendous improvement in their young daughter Tula's autistic symptoms when they adopted the Body Ecology Diet. The Body Ecology Diet and the GAPS Diet (short for Gut and Psychology Syndrome) are ways of eating that recognize the profound interconnectedness between the integrity of the gut lining and psychological symptoms. Restoring the lining and repopulating the gut with beneficial bacteria is absolutely essential for those with autism. These diets use whole foods as found in nature, healthy fats and oils, and fermented foods to bring balance back to the intestines, while simultaneously eliminating foods that are difficult to digest like gluten-containing grains.
The problem of autism is important to me, because my brother was diagnosed with a form of autism. He was also diagnosed with celiac disease. By eliminating gluten entirely, increasing his consumption of healthy fats and oils, and including homemade bone broths and liberal quantities of cooked vegetables in his diet, he has managed to reduce his autistic symptoms dramatically.
Laurel Blair, NTP
www.dynamicbalancenutrition.com (https://www.dynamicbalancenutrition.com)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfmNhA_D3mQ
This family saw tremendous improvement in their young daughter Tula's autistic symptoms when they adopted the Body Ecology Diet. The Body Ecology Diet and the GAPS Diet (short for Gut and Psychology Syndrome) are ways of eating that recognize the profound interconnectedness between the integrity of the gut lining and psychological symptoms. Restoring the lining and repopulating the gut with beneficial bacteria is absolutely essential for those with autism. These diets use whole foods as found in nature, healthy fats and oils, and fermented foods to bring balance back to the intestines, while simultaneously eliminating foods that are difficult to digest like gluten-containing grains.
The problem of autism is important to me, because my brother was diagnosed with a form of autism. He was also diagnosed with celiac disease. By eliminating gluten entirely, increasing his consumption of healthy fats and oils, and including homemade bone broths and liberal quantities of cooked vegetables in his diet, he has managed to reduce his autistic symptoms dramatically.
Laurel Blair, NTP
www.dynamicbalancenutrition.com (https://www.dynamicbalancenutrition.com)