Re: do more severely affected children benefit more from the diet?

[Guest guest]

I have not heard that more severly affected children benefit more. My son is

now very high functioning and not even on the spectrum anymore. If the diet had

not been implemented I do not know how severe his problems would have been. I

do not think that a more severly child would benefit more or less. The problem

is that the foods are not being broken down properly and acting as an opiod drug

would. The symptoms vary from child to child, and correction of the problem is

just as necessary in each.

do more severely affected children benefit more from the

diet?

Does anyone know if it is the more severely affected children that benefit most

from the diet? My son's ATEC was only 43, which isn't too terribly bad.

" Overwhelmed " would be a good word for me right now....I have no idea which

direction to go in with all of this. (On top of everything else going on in my

life right now!)

Love,

Kirstin <><

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