Mythbuster: Is it True a High-Protein Diet Will Make an Autistic Child Become More Aggressive?

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Episode 6 📌 | #Mythbuster

This week, we’re tackling the question: ‘Is it true that a high-protein diet will make an autistic child become more aggressive?’

We have an expert available to answer your question! This week, Rozanna M. Rosly, a Clinical Dietitian at Avisena Women’s & Children’s Specialist Hospital, can provide you with answers on whether a high-protein diet can make an autistic child become more aggressive.

Click on this video to find out the answers!

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