Food Sensitivities and Autism

August 11, 2007

According to a recent article in the Pioneer Press, an estimated 10,000 people in Minnesota have autism, and one of every 150 children is believed to be born with autism. While we may not know the cause of autism, we know that by feeding kids the right foods we can help decrease their symptoms and help them feel more comfortable in their world. Hear hosts Darlene Kvist, Christina Swigart and Cassie Weness talk about all the ways food impacts autism.

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