Many parents are turning to a gluten-free diet for their children to help the functions of the brain when diagnosed with autism and other learning disorders (“Gluten” par. 1). In their benefit, it is proven that a gluten-free diet does help people feel better even without Celiac Disease (Storrs par. 6). Parents should experiment with a gluten-free diet to detect if the diet will help their child with their symptoms of autism. Although the medical community says the autistic spectrum and a gluten-free diet have nothing to do with one another, research and evidence shows thousands of autistic people have seen improvement with diet adjustments (“Gluten” par. 1). There is only one link to Celiac Disease and autism spectrum disorder and that