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Dietary recommendations for people with autism are generally believed to be similar to those for the general population. Recent evidence suggests that some children with autism may have a higher than average need for nutrients due to digestive imbalances that may affect absorption. Daily food recommendations are based on the Food Guide Pyramid.


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