What is the best diet for a child with Autism?

There is no peer-reviewed scientific evidence showing that any specific diet is either beneficial or detrimental for children with Autism. That said, obviously *ANY* healthful diet is good for *ANY* child. That said, there are *SOME* children with Autism who *MAY* also have dietary issues that may be linked to a condition called "Celiac Disease".

There is no direct link between the two conditions, but having Autism doesn't mean they *DON'T* have something else, as well. With any diet, make sure that it is a well-balanced diet. Too many people try to remove certain things from their diet without taking good nutrition into account.(I was improperly diagnosed with Celiac disease in the past, and had to eat a gluten-free diet for about a year before it was properly diagnosed as something else.).

Gluten and Casein free diet are the best for children with autism. Gluten is a protein in wheat; casein and whey are proteins in milk. Casomorphin, a peptide in milk; and gliadomorphin, a peptide in gluten, are thought to be related to changes in behavior in these children.

Gluten free diet-Foods and drinks containing wheat, barley, rye, oats, or anything made from these grains are avoided. Casein free diet - which calls for the elimination of wheat, barley, rye, oats, and any products made from these grains.

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