This online article discusses how people on the autism spectrum might have difficulty eating a healthy diet, for various reasons (e.g., sensory issues, anxiety, routines, etc.). It identifies symptoms of various dietary issues, discusses some specific concerns and conditions, and describes what a healthy diet for people on the autism spectrum might look like. The article also notes that there is no evidence to suggest that the gluten-free, casein-free diet is an effective treatment for autism.

Autism West Midlands aims “to provide specialist support and advice to people of all ages with autism and their families, living in the West Midlands, enabling them to meet their full potential.” [Website]