Re: Re: Initial Dietry Intervention

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I cant remember what it was but I made a mental note NOT to touch it,

either due to artificial sweetener or additives. So it's DEFO off our

list. I was surprised that Volvic would damage an otherwise healthy

brand name with junk added ingredients. :-((

stephaniesirr schrieb:

>

> I don't know what's in Volvic touch of fruit, but sounds like you

> could replicate it with filtered water and a splash of organic juice.

>

> Clean up the diet is first and foremost and really cutting sugar is

> like cutting alcohol for a child. They're not going to like it but

> almost without a doubt the sugar and simple carbs will be creating a

> dodgy gut - full of yeast and unable to digest properly. If you leave

> it too long you end up as we have with a constant yeast-die off

> scenario. Does he giggle a lot at night? that's a yeasty thing.

>

> If you choose to start plain and simple - you can do a lot worse than

> give a diet that's predominantly brown and green. By which I mean

> unrefined stuff - brown rice (small quantities as it's hard to digest)

> with mashed up veggies, maybe with some apple juice in it to make it

> slightly sweeter. You know if you eat a packet of wine gums (well, I

> do) and then drink a cup of tea, the tea tastes bitter. Because your

> tongue wants the sugar taste. Over a short period of time if you drank

> the tea with no wine gums beforehand the tea would taste fine.

> That's what it's lke coming off sugar but once you've done it, it's

> ok. If you want to replicate the sugar taste to add to new foods and

> then gradually remove them look for Perfect Sweet in Sainsbury which

> is Xylitol. It's actually good for your teeth and made from tree bark

> but looks and tastes like sugar without feeding gut yeast.

>

> SCD is my favourite diet for autism/yeast/bowel problems and

> particularly for concentration but it's a head ache to start from

> scratch with a toddler. Fundamentally - organic meat and veg,

> excluding potatoes would do it, and for breakfast the chicken pancakes

> which you can make with shredded chicken breast, a little almond flour

> and an egg in the food processor and then add lemon juice. they taste

> just like a pancake, it's bizarre and most kids and their parents

> wolf them down.

>

> HOwever grim you think removing the sweet stuff will be, it's better

> just get started, even if you have a few days of feeling like food

> time is medicine time and you spoon feed the good food.

> Good luck

>

> Steph

>

>

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I am very new to this. We are currently awaiting a diagnosis from our

> > Pediatrician, we have appointments booked for Nutritioists and DAN

> > doctor but I am keen to start some dietry intervention in it's

> > simplest form. My son who is 2 years 5 months is displaying signs of

> > ADHD and autism, I would like to take out some of the junk that

> > currently goes in. He drinks Volvic touch of fruit almost exclusivley,

> > craves chocolate and bread and is getting really picky. Could anyone

> > let me know what type of drinks are better to give? What would make

> > good snacks, at this point without an analysis I do suppose this is

> > hard to answer, but I would really like to take out the refined sugars

> > and artificial junk, I just don't know what to replace them with.

> >

> > Many thanks

> >

>

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Cant remember hmm might have been aspartame. I am not so focussed on

Sodium Benzoate. Or it may have been the flavouring, a bad 'E' number.

Sorry cant be more helpful. Ill have a look at a bottle next time I am

shopping.

mcollins2001uk schrieb:

>

> Was it sodium benzoate?

> Margaret

> > > >

> > > > Hi,

> > > >

> > > > I am very new to this. We are currently awaiting a diagnosis

> from our

> > > > Pediatrician, we have appointments booked for Nutritioists and

> DAN

> > > > doctor but I am keen to start some dietry intervention in it's

> > > > simplest form. My son who is 2 years 5 months is displaying

> signs of

> > > > ADHD and autism, I would like to take out some of the junk that

> > > > currently goes in. He drinks Volvic touch of fruit almost

> exclusivley,

> > > > craves chocolate and bread and is getting really picky. Could

> anyone

> > > > let me know what type of drinks are better to give? What would

> make

> > > > good snacks, at this point without an analysis I do suppose

> this is

> > > > hard to answer, but I would really like to take out the refined

> sugars

> > > > and artificial junk, I just don't know what to replace them

> with.

> > > >

> > > > Many thanks

> > > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

The list is sugar, natural flavourings and flavouring, potassium

benzoate. They apparently don't have to detail the flavourings.

Sally

mcollins2001uk wrote:

>

> Was it sodium benzoate?

> Margaret

> > > >

> > > > Hi,

> > > >

> > > > I am very new to this. We are currently awaiting a diagnosis

> from our

> > > > Pediatrician, we have appointments booked for Nutritioists and

> DAN

> > > > doctor but I am keen to start some dietry intervention in it's

> > > > simplest form. My son who is 2 years 5 months is displaying

> signs of

> > > > ADHD and autism, I would like to take out some of the junk that

> > > > currently goes in. He drinks Volvic touch of fruit almost

> exclusivley,

> > > > craves chocolate and bread and is getting really picky. Could

> anyone

> > > > let me know what type of drinks are better to give? What would

> make

> > > > good snacks, at this point without an analysis I do suppose

> this is

> > > > hard to answer, but I would really like to take out the refined

> sugars

> > > > and artificial junk, I just don't know what to replace them

> with.

> > > >

> > > > Many thanks

> > > >

> > >

> > >

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Just

looked it up it’s sodium benzoate and sucralose and loads of sugar. Sara

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Re: Initial Dietry Intervention

Cant remember hmm might have been aspartame. I am not so focussed on

Sodium Benzoate. Or it may have been the flavouring, a bad 'E' number.

Sorry cant be more helpful. Ill have a look at a bottle next time I am

shopping.

mcollins2001uk schrieb:

>

> Was it sodium benzoate?

> Margaret

> > > >

> > > > Hi,

> > > >

> > > > I am very new to this. We are currently awaiting a

diagnosis

> from our

> > > > Pediatrician, we have appointments booked for Nutritioists

and

> DAN

> > > > doctor but I am keen to start some dietry intervention in

it's

> > > > simplest form. My son who is 2 years 5 months is displaying

> signs of

> > > > ADHD and autism, I would like to take out some of the junk

that

> > > > currently goes in. He drinks Volvic touch of fruit almost

> exclusivley,

> > > > craves chocolate and bread and is getting really picky.

Could

> anyone

> > > > let me know what type of drinks are better to give? What

would

> make

> > > > good snacks, at this point without an analysis I do suppose

> this is

> > > > hard to answer, but I would really like to take out the

refined

> sugars

> > > > and artificial junk, I just don't know what to replace them

> with.

> > > >

> > > > Many thanks

> > > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

They should be ashamed of themselves....I wonder if its for the export

market only.

Sass and Rem schrieb:

>

> Just looked it up it’s sodium benzoate and sucralose and loads of

> sugar. Sara

>

> * Re: Re: Initial Dietry Intervention

>

> Cant remember hmm might have been aspartame. I am not so focussed on

> Sodium Benzoate. Or it may have been the flavouring, a bad 'E' number.

>

> Sorry cant be more helpful. Ill have a look at a bottle next time I am

> shopping.

>

>

>

> mcollins2001uk schrieb:

> >

> > Was it sodium benzoate?

> > Margaret

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi,

> > > > >

> > > > > I am very new to this. We are currently awaiting a diagnosis

> > from our

> > > > > Pediatrician, we have appointments booked for Nutritioists and

> > DAN

> > > > > doctor but I am keen to start some dietry intervention in it's

> > > > > simplest form. My son who is 2 years 5 months is displaying

> > signs of

> > > > > ADHD and autism, I would like to take out some of the junk that

> > > > > currently goes in. He drinks Volvic touch of fruit almost

> > exclusivley,

> > > > > craves chocolate and bread and is getting really picky. Could

> > anyone

> > > > > let me know what type of drinks are better to give? What would

> > make

> > > > > good snacks, at this point without an analysis I do suppose

> > this is

> > > > > hard to answer, but I would really like to take out the refined

> > sugars

> > > > > and artificial junk, I just don't know what to replace them

> > with.

> > > > >

> > > > > Many thanks

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ----------------------------------------------------------

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