Broccoli for Autism?

Posted: Published on February 14th, 2015

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Posted February 11, 2015, 4:27 PM Updated February 11, 2015, 5:43 PM

Autism spectrum disorder affects one in 68 children in the U.S. Currently, theres no cure, but there is a promising new treatment being studied and it comes from something mom told us to eat as kids.

Ryan Dwelley was a happy, normally developing baby.

Sharon Dwelley, Ryans mom told Ivanhoe, Hed speak in full sentences, he was clever, he was playful.

But at 27-months-old, he changed after a bug bite sent him to the hospital with hives.

He went from typically developing, talking, to not making eye contact. Not really using his language Sharon explained.

Ryans pediatrician diagnosed him with autism.

Sharon told Ivanhoe, Its been hard. Sorry but its been really hard, for him and for us.

His family tried medications, diet, but nothing seemed to help. Then Sharon found out about a new study that changed everything.

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