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I am looking for research papers on Hypersensitivity in Autistic Adults
There is a good article on thermodysregulation in autism here:
https://brainwave.watch/thermodysregulation-in-autism-causes-and-solutions/
Thermodysregulation is the inability of the body to properly regulate its temperature. It is a common symptom in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Also here:
individuals on the autism spectrum may face difficulties in heat regulation, which can have a significant impact on their well-being.
It may help to use the term thermodysregulation if you are searching for articles.
My family will cook something for me. But I can't eat anything that is spicy. I don't eat Chinese, Indian, Italian etc. I tend to eat a sandwich, soup, haddock but no other fish. I don't eat meat. I do like vegetables but the smell of them cooking I can't stand. Hope that answers your question.
I'm not certain what "medically impossible" means, but I also have hypersensitivity to temperature. When my hands, feet or neck get too cold it registers as pain. I can tolerate warm temperatures better, but once it gets higher than about 26C I can get very uncomfortable and don't want to do much.
I'm wondering what you eat if you don't cook?