Guest guest Posted December 13, 2008 Report Share Posted December 13, 2008 My 16 year old daughter has OCD-at times very severe. I've done a lot of research over the years and tried many things and I am seeing a connection to her doing better on a certain diet. It seems most research related to diet has to do with autistic kids. There were times her therapist thought she may be in early schizophrenic or have Aspergers. I know she has sensory integration problems. It appears to me that Autistic kids often have the whole range of things-sensory, learning problems, developmental delays and OCD. I'm staring to think of OCD as high funcioning Autism-in the spectrum in a sense. I know there are differences but I'm questioning these seemingly seperate diagnosis when most kids have a few of them. The reason I think this is interesting is that there are stories of incredible changes with Autistic children and diet. A book called the " Gut Psychology Syndrome " speaks to this. I also just read " louder than words " a book about a boy who came out of severe autism. I'm curious if anyone else out there is thinking along these lines or has had success with the SCD diet that has helped autistic children. -Lori Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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