Healing Autism In The Kitchen

Food & Drink Health & Medicine

Healing Autism In The Kitchen by Annette Cartaxo blends cookbook practicality with hopeful alternative-health guidance, offering 404 illustrated pages of gluten-free, dairy-free recipes aimed at supporting families navigating autism. This 2010 paperback from GN Publishing stays gently open on the counter, making meal prep smoother for parents and young adults.

Every dish is framed within a wellness conversation, positioning the kitchen as a place of potential transformation rather than mere cooking. Cartaxo’s clear instructions and ingredient notes turn restrictive diets into appealing meals, while sidebars discuss nutritional choices linked to behavioral and digestive relief.

The book arrives in very good condition: crisp, unmarked pages, no dog ears, square spine, and coming from a smoke-free home—ready to inspire without distraction. A warmly illustrated, family-friendly reference for anyone exploring food-based support strategies.