Giving supplements

Start with Enzymes. Enzymes are explained here http://www.houston-enzymes.com/ one the site I believe they explain the purpose of each enzyme, the timing of eating. And then you can also read about chewable vs capsule. You need a certain quantity of each enzyme dependent on the amount of food being eaten. For example, my son gets 2 of zymeprime and 2 of AFP chewables at each restaurant meal. And one Super Digestive Enzyme at dinner.

Minerals (like Thorne Picmin) have very little taste – and since it is a mineral – you can cook with or sprinkle on hot food. Key is to give the proper dosage though.

Most multi-vitamins and most B vitamins (except B12) taste terrible - I would put in a shot glass and give him a reward (ie sticker chart) and water after, and something good to eat afterwards.

Buffered C you can add to a shot glass of vitamin mixture or add it to a tart drink - make one yucky shot glass of stuff

To save money on probiotic – you can give kombucha instead  (http://users.bestweb.net/~om/kombucha_balance/) – but kombucha will not have the variety of probiotic strains as in the capsule form. In early years of the diet I would open up the capsules and sprinkle into the yucko vitamin shot glass

We needed to bribe/teach him to drink one yucko shot glass of vitamins per meal. Then you can add all his supps into that shot glass. Or you have to teach him to swallow pills. I did only shot glass for many many years. He eventually learned to swallow pills, but we still do the shot glass – it is faster in terms of the time it takes for them to take their vitamins. I think the digestion of the vitamin as a little better too since any tablets are ground up into powder and added to the yucko shot glass. Tablets are a little harder to break up in your stomach.

Teaching Pill Swallowing

http://www.tacanow.org/medical/Ideas_to_take_supplements.htm
And search the web for articles on "Teaching Pill Swallowing" 

Here are many more ideas for giving supplements: 
http://www.houston-enzymes.com/pdf/Taking%20Supplements%20Web%2011-13-06.pdf 
http://www.enzymestuff.com/discussionmixing.htm

Learn about supplements themselves:

http://www.tacanow.org/medical/supplement_help.htm 

http://www.tacanow.org/medical/newsupplements.htm 

http://www.tacanow.org/medical/supplements-woeller-sept-2006/supplements_lecture_sept-2006.pdf 

links

www.autismwebsite.com/ari/  great starting point esp http://www.autism.com/treatable/biomed/ARI_TreatmentRatings_Form34QR_February2008.pdf  
www.tacanow.com/medicaltesting.htm whole site is wonderful...
www.autism.org 
www.danconference.com 
www.autismmedia.org  watch interviews with leading researchers
www.autismndi.com 
www.drhirani.com   pediatrician with informative site
Hair test (heavy metals) great site
http://users.bigpond.net.au/allergydietitian/fi/salicylates-list.html salicylate content of foods
www.immunosciences.com the lab for immune system related testing, see articles section too

http://autismone.org/radio/ great, free radio programs, some are on biomed, see the archived shows
www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info  SCD diet

Vit D testing at home
http://www.zrtlab.com/Page.aspx?nid=12&action=view&category=14&partner=VitaminD%20Council

http://www.tacanow.com/dietinfo.htm  california restaurant ideas and more
www.gfcfdiet.com   comprehensive list of what's gfcf (see "enter here" at the bottom of the page)
www.autismwebsite.com/ari/  to learn about DAN! Defeat Autism Now practioners/doctors

Supplements - reviewing amounts http://www.drneubrander.com/page2.html then scroll down to patient 
links and it is called "supplement review Form" 
www.jomarlabs.com powdered aminos!!!
www.nbnus.com maple sugar, liquid minerals, Nutribiotic Deodorant Stick, 
www.holesticheal.com Beyond clean, nadh $34, Super digestive enzyme caps $19, Pycnogenol $40, cholacol $12, same $29,

If your child has visible symptoms like shiners, red skin, bumpy skin, etc see Bock's presentation at the 2005 Long Beach DAN webcast at www.danwebcast.com and also read Doris Rapp's book "Is this your child?"
For tongues see http://www.childrenscornerschool.com/tongues.htm