Getting Started on GFCFSF

Getting Started on a GFCFSF Diet

If you are just beginning your research into potential biomedical treatments for autism and the potential benefits of a gluten free, casein free, soy free (GFCFSF) diet, the following links will provide a good overview of some of the latest research:

An Overview of Autism from the Autism Research Institute (ARI)

http://www.autism.com/autism/overview.htm

ARI”s List of Treatment Options

http://www.autism.com/treatable/adams_biomed_summary.pdf

A list of webcasts from the Autism Research Institute (ARI) that are very helpful in explaining the latest research into the possible triggers of autism and diagnostic and treatment methods. 

http://autism.com/danwebcast/index.htm

One Page Explanation of the Benefits of the Biomedical Approach

http://www.autism.com/medical/autism_medical.pdf

Sample Note to Caregivers on “Why My Child is on a Special Diet”

http://www.autism.com/families/diet/GFCF_science.pdf

AutismOne’s Step-by-Step Instructions for the Newly Diagnosed

http://www.autismone.org/content/newly-diagnosed-or-just-getting-started

Generation Rescue’s Treatment Action Plan

http://www.generationrescue.org/action.html

Helpful tips from the GFCF Diet website for beginning a gluten free casein free diet.

http://gfcfdiet.com/beginningthediet.htm

The GFCF Diet Website’s list of unacceptable ingredients for maintaining a gluten free, casein free diet. 

http://www.gfcfdiet.com/unacceptable.htm