Re: how did you go grain-free?

[Guest guest]

I feel

>that by changing his diet I've give him room to breathe. It's really been

>amazing.

>

>Rhea

Wow! At this rate we'll soon have a " Glutenator Army " ! ;--)

> gluten is psychoactive.

Someday there will be a major cutback in wheat consumption, and I'm

wondering what that will do the the problems of crime and violence etc.

-- Heidi Jean

IS THIS WHY I HAVEN'T HAD A DATE IN 7 YEARS, AND WHY I GET SO UPSET OVER THE

SMALLEST OF THINGS??????

I THOUGHT IT WAS RESIDUAL CORN SYRUP TOXIN'S THAT ONLY MADE ME THIS WAY.....

OR NUTRA-SWEET AND WOMEN IN GENERAL (LOL)....

WHO IS THE AUTHOR OF DANGEROUS GRAINS?

THANKS AGAIN GLUTENATOR!!!!!

TIM

[Guest guest]

Wow Rhea, that is an amazing story about your son. How old is he? My

daughter is 3 and i'm paying more attention to diet and personality. We are

only recently getting the sugar monster tamed and i plan to ease her into a

gluten-free diet gradually without her knowing. I will keep a diary like you

suggested. Unfortunately we live in cohousing where she eats all manners of

crap at other people's houses, but if i see a big enough change for the

better i may make a public announcement about it. Thanks for the tip on

Dangerous Grains too.

Elaine

> We've just recently gone gluten free. I was curious after all of Heidi's

> info given on here and purchased Dangerous Grains. As my father and his two

> sisters died of cancer, and my mother currently has an incurable cancer, I

> headed straight for the chapter on cancer. What an eye opener!

[Guest guest]

Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and tips on going gluten-free. I tried

right before Christmas, was understandably thwarted, and am going to go for

it again starting Monday. My last attempt made me aware of how much of it is

out there, but it has also given me time to reflect on my daily diet and

where i can make some changes. I can't wait to read Dangerous Grains and to

see how this will affect my daughter. The only fly in the ointment is my

husband... Maybe there will be some choice passages in the book i can read

to him.

Elaine

[Guest guest]

Elaine,

My son is seven. I think you'll find lots of stuff to share with your

husband in Dangerous Grains. Which cohousing group are you with? (I'm on

the cohousing listserv but not cohousing and probably won't be - only one

group in Alaska and they have very different goals than us.)

: )

Rhea

> Wow Rhea, that is an amazing story about your son. How old is he? My

> daughter is 3 and i'm paying more attention to diet and personality. We

are

[Guest guest]

I'm at Cascadia in Portland and i'm on the cohousing listserv too!

Elaine

> Elaine,

> My son is seven. I think you'll find lots of stuff to share with your

> husband in Dangerous Grains. Which cohousing group are you with? (I'm on

> the cohousing listserv but not cohousing and probably won't be - only one

> group in Alaska and they have very different goals than us.)

> : )

> Rhea