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While it’s not yet been explored by any high-quality study, some theories and anecdotal evidence suggests that low-carb diets could be beneficial for people with ADHD, and perhaps also with autism.
Do you have a child with ADHD or autism that you feel are positively affected by a lower carbohydrate diet? Do you have an inspiring success story or some helpful tips that you could share with the Diet Doctor community?
If so, our columnist Anne Mullens would love to hear from you for an article she is writing for Diet Doctor. If you are a parent with experience using low carb to help manage ADHD and/or autism in children and want to help other parents by telling your story, please email annemullens@gmail.com.
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