Re; Depriving your child, Theresa

[Guest guest]

Hi Theresa, I was thinking about the last time you posted to me and what you

said about depriving your son. How about thinking about this the other way

around? Instead of depriving, why not think about it in terms of 'providing' him

wonderful healing food? You can take away all the negativity and feel fantastic

that you are giving him access to the planet's most amazing and miraculous food!

Especically if you can cure his asthma which can be very debilitating and

confining, even if it is not as life threatening as my daughter's was.

Fruit and pretzels are not great for anyone, even the healthiest amongst us, in

great quantities.(Have you seen the recent research about fructose?) Remember we

are adapted physiologically to be hunter gatherers and would have only had

access to fruit and nuts during a very limited period of the year. We also

wouldn't have wrecked our guts and our nutritional status with processed carbs

and sugar either, so would have been much better equipped to digest it and

assimilate it than even the healthiest amongst us can now. If you are a candida

sufferer and your son is, then your daughter, although healthy will probably be

nutritionally compromised. Everyone will benefit from the amazing food on this

program.

Don't hesitate to ask, if I can be of any more help.

All the best,

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much . I so appreciate your input. You have no idea.

The last week I have been thinking about what my son actually eats since

his naturopathic doctor put him on a gluten free and dairy free diet. I

was trying to reason in my head that if I take away his " snacky " foods

and give him my " snacky " foods, he loves everything I eat and it might

be easier than I think. YOu're right, it is not about depriving him,

but giving him more nutritious food to benefit him. I am meeting with

my nutritionist next week and we are going over everything about my son.

She is the one who recommended I do SCD then Bee's diet to help with my

Crohn's. I think from there, I might just try this with him and see how

he does. He loves everything I eat and I make all his meals, so it

definitely is doable. It's all what we get used to.

Thanks again and may you have the best 2011 ever!!

On Sat, Jan 1, 2011 at 8:58 AM, a_quinn66 wrote:

Hi Theresa, I was thinking about the last time you posted to me and

what you said about depriving your son. How about thinking about this

the other way around? Instead of depriving, why not think about it in

terms of 'providing' him wonderful healing food? You can take away all

the negativity and feel fantastic that you are giving him access to the

planet's most amazing and miraculous food! Especically if you can cure

his asthma which can be very debilitating and confining, even if it is

not as life threatening as my daughter's was.

Fruit and pretzels are not great for anyone, even the healthiest amongst

us, in great quantities.(Have you seen the recent research about

fructose?) Remember we are adapted physiologically to be hunter

gatherers and would have only had access to fruit and nuts during a very

limited period of the year. We also wouldn't have wrecked our guts and

our nutritional status with processed carbs and sugar either, so would

have been much better equipped to digest it and assimilate it than even

the healthiest amongst us can now. If you are a candida sufferer and

your son is, then your daughter, although healthy will probably be

nutritionally compromised. Everyone will benefit from the amazing food

on this program.

Don't hesitate to ask, if I can be of any more help.

All the best,

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