More than 65 thousand school-aged children in Australia have autism spectrum disorders (ASD) that cause emotional, physical and financial struggles for parents and kids alike1. In just three years, the number of children diagnosed with ASD increased by 55 per cent. With such staggering statistics, we looked at the current research to determine whether simple dietary modifications could be the key to helping our kids feel happier and healthier.
More than 65 thousand school-aged children in Australia have autism spectrum disorders (ASD) that cause emotional, physical and financial struggles for parents and kids alike1. In just three years, the number of children diagnosed with ASD increased by 55 per cent. With such staggering statistics, we looked at the current research to determine whether simple dietary modifications could be the key to helping our kids feel happier and healthier.