- Autism therapies
- Therapy overview
- New diagnosis of autism
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- Applied behavior analysis (ABA)
- Casein-free diet
- Essential fatty acids (EFA)
- Gluten-free diet
- Picture exchange communication system (PECS)
- Sensory integration
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- Speech and language
- Visual schedules
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- Vitamin B6 and magnesium
- Vitamin C
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Factsheet for autism therapy: essential fatty acids (EFA)
definition of essential fatty acids (EFA): Type of fatty acid that must be provided in the diet in order to meet the needs of the body and brain. They have to come from the diet because the body cannot make them from other nutrients.
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Table of Contents
- 1. What is it?
- 2. What's it like?
- 3. What is the theory behind it?
- 4. Does it work?
- 5. Is it harmful?
- 6. Cost
- 7. Resources
- 8. References
Synonyms for essential fatty acids (EFA) include: EFA, EFAs, essential fatty acid, essential fatty acids, fish oil
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