Gluten & Casein
The gluten-free, casein-free (dairy-free) diet can help children with autism, ADHD, SPD as well as those with allergies, autoimmune disorders and mood disorders improve their symptoms. In addition, children with asthma often benefit from the removal of dairy from the diet.
Gluten & Casein Articles
Exploring the Gluten-Free Casein-Free Diet
In this blog post, Kelly Dorfman, MS, LND, answers frequently asked questions that parents have when exploring the gluten-free casein-free diet for their child. Mutant Protein Many parents of severely developmentally delayed children may be aware of a research study ... Read More
What Is Wrong With Milk?
"Drink your milk so that you will grow up big and strong." How many of us heard those words as young children and still heed them? This wisdom is being renewed by advertisements showing our favorite stars with milk mustaches ... Read More
Ear Infection Treatment and Prevention
Alan R. Gaby MD discusses ear infection treatment and prevention, including whether or not your child may need ear tubes. One of the most common medical problems in children, surpassed only by colds and sore throats, is otitis media, inflammation ... Read More
Asthma and Dairy
In this blog post, Maria Rickert Hong explains the link between asthma and dairy, and how removing dairy helped her sons heal from asthma and acid reflux. My older son got sick a lot, especially after he started preschool when ... Read More
Gluten & Casein Stories
Cole: Allergies
Food sensitivities or intolerances are often overlooked by many doctors because they are not considered to be "true" allergy (IgE-mediated). This does not mean they are not clinically meaningful. Many people with food sensitivities do not even know that they ... Read More
Mia: Autism
I am releasing this story here as a means to get this story out to as many people as possible. I am a physical therapist for 14 years, a healthcare provider; I am a husband and a Dad. I do ... Read More
Anthony: Autism and Apraxia
Anthony was 3-1/2, and he still had no words. That's how this story always starts out... He had been in speech therapy since he was 18 months old, and he started occupational therapy when he was 2. He was diagnosed ... Read More