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Sensory Diet for adults?

Deleted user over 5 years ago

I would like to read more about sensory diets and how to choose sensory activities suitable for the individual. Does anybody here know much about sensory diets?

NAS69261 over 3 years ago

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Desmond79 over 3 years ago

Depends on how severe the sensory issues are.

Apparently, gluten is bad for those with Autism. However, I eat regular bread just fine.

One problem I have, regarding healthy eating, is that leafy greens and turnip turn my stomach and make me purge. Spuds used to have the same effect on me, but now I can eat them well enough.

If anyone remembers 'Freaky Eaters' from 2006-2007, then we should consider ourselves blessed.
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