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Food Sensitivities and autism By kelly Jean Sullivan


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Finding the root cause of these issues involves some trial and error. During this process of elimination, many parents end up wondering if their child's issues are the result of a food sensitivity. Studies have shown that autistic children do have higher rates of food sensitivities than their neurotypical peers

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