I've read similar things, especially pertaining to ADD. This is an issue for adults, too. Also pertaining to autistic children. The only known allergy I had since birth was lactose intolerance--D for two weeks due to infant formula containing lactose, and nuts. The lactose intolerance also affects me mentally, not just physically. Maybe it has something to do with opiods in lactose? I don't know. I was in Special Ed., not for a deficiency of mental talent (I was moved ahead a few years, and only spent time in classes for social reasons) and encountered, "coached" / assisted many ADD students. Everything they ate was gluten and acidifying--junk food, grease. They had a higher incidence of drop out/outburst of anger/absence/illness than other students. I truly believe there is a connection between diet and behaviour. What goes in--ideas and higher things, not just food--is a factor. However we are dealing with Earth energy and individual ecosystems, or human beings. When something isn't in synch the issues must be readdressed--ON ALL LEVELS.
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Re: Gluten and behaviour
