The UK National Health Service (NHS) is unable to cope due to colossal increases in diagnoses in ADHD and autism between 2000-2025.

“parent groups are warning that the ‘scandalous’ delays … may damage children’s changes of succeeding at school, deny people the help they need to manage their lives, and increase the risk of suicide” – Guardian LINK

Our members say:

“Did Diet work for ADHD? - Yes, had huge results after first 2 weeks of going baseline. Concentration, focus, calmness. The boys dad thought I had sedated him. Strict elimination …” - Tracy [1503]

“…  I worked with a little boy (5) who has autism and when on a FS diet he was back to all normal development until he had something not on the diet ... and then he would literally be in the corner of the room banging his head on a wall and no speech at all”- Tallara from [1231]

Try diet first

This is what is recommended by experts and likely to work better, as from Dr Lidy Pelsser, former senior researcher at the ADHD Research Centre in Eindhoven, Netherlands:

"We have got good news - that food is the main cause of ADHD.

We've got bad news - that we have to train physicians to monitor this procedure because it cannot be done by a physician who is not trained."

Many dietitians in Australia can consult overseas

See our blog Diet first for ADHD 

See our blog Diet ignored in increasing autism

See factsheet Introduction to Food Intolerance