The Ketogenic Diet and Autism — Part 2
Kelly Barnhill, MBA, CN, CCN, gives of an overview of what foods are safe for the Ketogenic Diet and discusses baseline data collection. The speaker provides meal suggestions for breakfast, lunch and dinner and highlights nutrient concerns including electrolytes and bone support before the Q&A.
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