Comments on: Autism Treatment – Aggressive Behavior, Constipation & Autointoxication, Part 1

By: su france

su france — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 17:11:17 +0000

Well, in addition to making sure he’s getting enough fiber, fluids, exercise etc – put him on a course of regular enemas (e.g weekly, plus others if needed) until his bowel “output” improves. Between the cleansing effect of the enemas, the improved diet and the psychological impact of having his bowels monitored and getting frequent enemas – it should improve his behavior and his health!
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By: Billy

Billy — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 11:58:45 +0000

When I was a kid, too much milk would cause me to become constipated. I’ve heard that autistic kids respond well to casein and gluten free diet. Fragments of these two proteins supposedly cause sluggishness in some people which could lead to constipation, irritability and sleepiness among other things. Your kid doesn’t have to be autistic to benefit from this diet and results typically show themselves within 2 weeks. This diet is hard however and must be very strict (no casein or gluten whatsoever) but there are alternatives available such as soy milk and gluten free products. If you plan ahead this is possible and if successful this is extremely rewarding. Do your own research.

By: Amal

Amal — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 12:32:32 +0000

Hi,
can you please explain the appropriate treatment for constipation? as my son has suffered with constipation for 2 years & is very aggressive!

Regards,
Amal