Autismguthealth

03/17/2026

First comment “PICKY” and I’ll dm the free picky eater guide

Ingredients
• 1 cup mashed Japanese sweet potatoes (soft, cooked)
• 2 eggs
• 1–2 tbsp olive oil (for cooking)
• 1 tsp raw cacao powder
• 1 tsp bee pollen
• Pinch of nutmeg
• Optional: splash of water or milk (for consistency)

Instructions

1. Mash base
• Mash the sweet potatoes until smooth (no chunks).

2. Mix batter
• Add eggs → whisk into the sweet potato
• Add cacao, bee pollen, nutmeg
• Mix until thick but pourable
• If too thick → add a splash of water/milk

3. Heat pan
• Medium heat
• Add olive oil and let it warm

4. Cook pancakes
• Pour small rounds (they’re delicate)
• Cook 2–3 minutes per side
• Flip carefully once edges set

5. Finish
• Slightly crisp outside, soft inside

03/15/2026

03/11/2026

My son was diagnosed with level 2 autism,

and his picky eating used to be severe.

Sometimes a little edge can make a difference.

One thing I focused on was supporting his gut to help change those picky eating habits day by day.

Comment PICKY and i’ll DM you the the free guide to start

03/07/2026

So if you’ve ordered from us,

he fulfilled the order online, he packaged them,
and dropped them at a UPS or USPS — normally with his older college friends who come around.

Every single one of them.

And he’s always so proud to do it.

Soursop + Moringa.

Drop CELL and we will DM you link to the herbs.

03/06/2026

He’s been having these since he was about five!

They’re packed with antioxidants and vitamin C — especially sea buckthorn, black currant, and cornelian cherries.

We usually ferment them and making probiotics

add them into our juices for extra gut-healing benefits.

Just comment ‘LIVE’ below and we’ll send over the all our FREE fruit ferment recipes that includes our sea buckthorn and black currant live ferment.