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Autism Diet Nutrition Basics

Learn what to remove and what to add to your autism diet.

Introducing unhealthy ingredients to avoid in an autistic diet. Lays the foundation of a healthy diet for autism. Excerpt from Julie Matthew's (certified nutritionist) lecture to parents and practitioners in Toronto.

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