Lactose Intolerance and Autism: Understanding the Connection

Lactose Intolerance and Autism: Understanding the Connection

Autism Parenting Blog Life Advises MEDA

Lactose intolerance is a common condition where the body lacks sufficient amounts of the enzyme lactase, which is needed to break down lactose—the natural sugar found in milk. While lactose intolerance affects people across various backgrounds, it has particular implications for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

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Never sell primary Agricultural Product…

Never sell primary Agricultural Product…

Agriculture Agro Food Processing MEDA

Agricultural products are inherently perishable, which poses significant challenges for growers, processors, and retailers. The shelf life of fresh produce is critical—it determines how long a food item remains suitable for sale or consumption. Factors such as respiration, mould, and pathogen contamination impact the quality and safety of these products. In this article, we explore strategies to extend the shelf life of agricultural goods, focusing on the transition from primary to secondary products.

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Long-Standing Autism Intervention

Long-Standing Autism Intervention

Autism Treatment

The article delves into the contentious debate surrounding Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), a widely used therapy for autism. While proponents emphasize its benefits, critics raise concerns about potential harm and ethical implications. ABA aims to modify behavior patterns in individuals with autism, but questions persist about its effectiveness and whether it perpetuates harmful practices. The piece explores diverse perspectives from parents, clinicians, and autistic individuals, highlighting the ongoing discourse within the scientific and autism communities

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Working with employers to make apprenticeships more accessible to autistic learners

Working with employers to make apprenticeships more accessible to autistic learners

Autism Employment

This article from FE Week discusses efforts to enhance accessibility to apprenticeships for autistic learners by collaborating with employers. It explores strategies such as tailored support, adjustments in recruitment processes, and fostering understanding among employers. By recognizing the unique strengths and challenges of autistic individuals, the aim is to create more inclusive opportunities within the apprenticeship system.

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