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A member asked:
My 2.5 yr old was diagnosed with asd and gdd. shld i give him vitamin b and probiotic drops to help his diethe's a fussy eater,slow gaining weight.
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Won't harm: GDD needs a team approach and several disciplines to deal with, nutrition is one aspect, good nutrition definitely helps, but for malnutrition to be the sole factor very unlikely , good luck
Answered 7/14/2015
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