General health and wellbeing

A good diet with lots of fresh fruit and veg, a well nourished body is one that won't do sudden energy drops and will give you the right nutrients for healing and general wellness.

Thank you

There's limited veg I'll eat and won't eat any fruit but I'll try to eat more of the veg I can, plus less 'bad' food 

I really believe diet plays a big role in how we feel in general, having the right amount of the right sorts of oils, mostly omegas, they can be taken as supplements but its better to have them from your food.

What is it about fruit that you don't like? 

And veg too, is it the way they're cooked, are you OK with some that are raw? Sometimes hiding them in other things helps, I load my homemade bolognaise sauce with loads of veg, even grated veg will bulk up a dish and you won't realy notice they're there, but you get the benefits from them. What about juices and smoothies?

pinkchocoholic said:

Cauliflower (although do prefer cheese sauce on it)

That is the only way I will eat it  

pinkchocoholic said:

There's limited veg I'll eat and won't eat any fruit

pinkchocoholic said:

. I've only tried raw carrot and didn't like it - even tried some salad things and don't like them!

I am similar with food and it's common for us autists.

The foods I will eat are very limited but much more so in childhood.

My mother spoke to the family doctor about it and this was many decades ago long before someone like me might have been diagnosed. 

I now have digestive and motility problems that have made it worse.

There is a guide here although it's irritatingly written as though you are looking after an autistic person rather than yourself.

www.autism.org.uk/.../eating

pinkchocoholic said:

There's limited veg I'll eat and won't eat any fruit

pinkchocoholic said:

. I've only tried raw carrot and didn't like it - even tried some salad things and don't like them!

I am similar with food and it's common for us autists.

The foods I will eat are very limited but much more so in childhood.

My mother spoke to the family doctor about it and this was many decades ago long before someone like me might have been diagnosed. 

I now have digestive and motility problems that have made it worse.

There is a guide here although it's irritatingly written as though you are looking after an autistic person rather than yourself.

www.autism.org.uk/.../eating

pinkchocoholic said:

Cauliflower (although do prefer cheese sauce on it)

That is the only way I will eat it