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          Autism and Nutrition:  Are 
          Kids What They Eat?
                             Marion Taylor Baer, PhD, RD
                                Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics
                                       University of Southern California
                                      LEND Director/Nutrition Director
          University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities 
                                         Children's Hospital Los Angeles     
                                                       February 28, 2011
     Personal Disclosure
    Susan Hyman, MD; Patricia Stewart, RD, PhD
     University of Rochester, NY
         
     Maureen Geraghty, PhD, RD, LD
      The Ohio State University LEND Program
     Clara Lajonchere, PhD
     Autism Speaks
         
     Patricia Novak, MPH, RD
     Pediatric Nutrition Consultant, Los Angeles
         
            Overview
      Is there a link between diet/nutrition/GI tract/ feeding and 
      autism? 
                                              
       History/hypotheses/rationale for dietary approaches 
       Recent Consensus Statement on recommendations for 
          
       diagnosis and treatment of GI disorders in ASD
                                             
      Clinical perspectives: how do we support families who want 
      to follow special diets?
                                               
       Characteristics of the “gluten‐free/casein‐free” diet
       Nutrition issues/concerns
                                        
      Current research
          
       STAART protocol (Rochester)
        
       Autism Intervention Research –Physical (AIR‐P) (Combating 
          
       Autism Act Initiative) 
                                                
            Autism Spectrum Disorders 
            Diagnostic Criteria
        Qualitative abnormality of social give and take
        Qualitative abnormality of language
             
        Repetitive behaviors/restricted interests
             
           Unusual sensory behaviors (DSM 5 version?)
             
       AND…  
        Onset before age three not better explained by another diagnosis
       NOTE…
             
        Diagnostic criteria for ASD do NOT include GI (or other medical) 
         symptoms.                                                           
             
        Clinical practice guidelines for ASD do NOT include routine 
         consideration of GI (or other medical) problems                
             
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