Research points to Suboptimal Bone Development Risk in Autism
Nutritionist Kelly Barnhill describes new evidence that nutrient intake and dietary status are not contributing factors to the observed decrease in Bone Mineral Density in boys with autism. She details recent research and implications for nutritional guidelines. Barnhill touches on gluten and casein free diets, calcium, Vitamin D, and bone mineral density.
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