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ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder) is more common in people with autism than most realize. It’s not about being a “picky eater” — it can be a deeply rooted sensory experience where certain textures, smells, or even colors of food feel overwhelming or unsafe. For many autistic individuals, eating can be a daily source of anxiety. Have you or someone you love experienced this? Learn more in this episode. #idiotpodcast #autismawareness | Laura Clery