A little spot in the online universe for me to keep track of all my gluten-free casein-free (GFCF) adventures, mishaps, and recipes! We started the GFCF diet (and soon thereafter soy-free, GFCFSF) in October 2007 for our son, who is now 4 and has been diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD). We've noticed all sorts of improvements both in him and in our neuro-typical ("NT") daughter (6 yrs) too.
Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) / Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID) *can* be improved through biomedical treatment, including dietary changes, supplementation, yeast treatments, digestive enzymes, and elimination of bacterial overgrowth and viruses from the body.
I just cried when I watched your son swimming! How amazing! Our two year old is on the spectrum and also has SPD and SID. When we started EI at 17 months, we'd stopped taking her out of the house because everything was SO overwhelming, she just screamed at everything and was miserable. I don't think anyone who doesn't have a child with sensory issues can understand how something as simple as getting into a car seat or being in the grocery store can be painful! Swimming, now that's some impressive stuff! Congrats!!!
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DISCLAIMER.I am not a doctor. I am not a nutritionist. I'm just a mom who has been implementing the GFCF diet since October 2007 (and soy-free about 5 weeks thereafter). Please do not rely upon my blog as your sole source of information or advice. I only offer my personal experiences for your consideration and can not be held responsible for any adverse reaction or experience you or your child may have should you choose to try something I have tried. Remember that every child is unique, and what works for mine may not work for yours.
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Why We're GFCFSF
Our son was diagnosed with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) / Sensory Integration Dysfunction (SID) in August 2007. Since many children with autism also have SPD issues and are improving with the GFCF diet, we went GFCF in October 2007 to see if it would help him (it did!).
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Other sensitivities in rotation: almond, asparagus, watermelon, cantaloupe, walnuts, bananas, shellfish, lemon, oranges, chicken, corn, pinto bean, green pepper, chili pepper.
Note: This blog was created when we were "only" gluten-free, casein-free, and soy-free. All the other limitations were added later, so you will find recipes that include ingredients we are currently free of.
i am a mother of two (6 year old daughter, 4 year old son). i am in my 30s and have been married for 11 years (known him for 18). born in the midwestern u.s., i went to college in maine and have lived in colorado, maryland, and virginia. i also have been an exchange student in brazil and turkey, have backpacked through western europe on my own, and have traveled for work, school, or play to iceland, russia, egypt, kenya, and japan. THANKS for coming! please stop by again!
Make a Microloan for 5-yr old Sam's Health!
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First Posted On: December 5, 2009Name: Sam S.Age: 5 years oldLocation: California, USADiagnosis: Sensory Processing DisorderLoan Sought: $497Loan Needed For:...
Autism Hangout Podcast
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Here is a podcast recorded today with Autism Hangout. I talk about my son,
my introduction to GFCF, my other blog Tori's GFCFSF Blog, this blog (The
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I just cried when I watched your son swimming! How amazing! Our two year old is on the spectrum and also has SPD and SID. When we started EI at 17 months, we'd stopped taking her out of the house because everything was SO overwhelming, she just screamed at everything and was miserable. I don't think anyone who doesn't have a child with sensory issues can understand how something as simple as getting into a car seat or being in the grocery store can be painful! Swimming, now that's some impressive stuff! Congrats!!!
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