Might the behavior of your children improve after removing gluten from their diet?
Gluten is not the cause of all misbehavior in children, however it can play a major role in some cases.
To put it another way, gluten may have nothing to do with your child’s behavioral problems. But if your child is allergic to gluten or has celiac disease, going on a gluten free diet will have a profound effect on their health, and most likely their behavior as well.
This makes me think of my niece, who was really a piece of work from day one, through to when she was about six or seven years old.
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