By the way, I don’t have to say it: Traditional Indian food can help autistic kids. When you gorge a foot long Chicken Littles @ KFC, religiously, almost every weekend…you don’t know what are you up to! Something, which I could appreciate about the traditional Indian culture, is a ‘healthy generation’. Rekindling culture doesn’t lie in harsh rituals, but preserving our native food for its values. Twenty-five years ago, you can count the number of autistic kids. Today, I find that the there are more advertisements, “Wanted caregivers for special children”.
Caseins and glutens are the keys to autism
We’re on our wheels, but it doesn’t stand as an excuse to miss out wholesome native Indian food. Why don’t we pause for a moment before gulping that diet coke luring us?

Every weekend mousse could please your mind, but not your DNA. Make sure that palm sugar/jaggery makes your dessert.
Organic Indian food has higher economic value
It’s high time for us to switch over to traditional Indian/any organic food. A bowl of quinoa salad makes power breakfast to fuel our energy.

Besides, you help the dwindling farmers in India to restore their former glory of organic farming and fertile soil! Organic Indian food has a higher economic value, while you’re seeding a healthy generation, free of autism!
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