- alternative to chocolate soy milk and CLO dose

May 3, 2004

Hi ,

I posed these questions to the Weston Price chapter leader list and got a

few responses. As for the soy milk, this response is from Sally Fallon,

president of the Weston A. Price Foundation and author of " Nourishing

Traditions " (the book this list is largely based on).

" Mix a can of whole coconut milk with enough water ot make 4 quarts. Add

cocoa powder and a sweetener. "

And FWIW, someone else on the Autism-mercury list took me up on my offer to

find a good health care professional, and Sally recommended one in this

woman's area whom she says specializes in treating autism with CLO. So it

seems you are on the right track with the CLO :-)

Also another member on that list wrote that she doses her 5 yr old son (49

lbs.) with 1 tsp. of the Norwegion CLO (from greenpasture.org or

4radiantlife.com) and has been doing so for two years. This CLO has MUCH

more vits A and D than other brands, so you will have to adjust the dose if

you use another brand. I think this brand is the best on the market, FWIW.

For reference it contains 5750 IU vit. A and 575 IU vit. D per 1/2 tsp. She

doses her two-year-old the same. I don't think either of her children are

austic, if that makes any difference.

She aslo said she uses the orange flavored CLO from greenpasture.org and

that your son would probably take it right off the spoon if you used this

oil.

Best wishes,

Suze Fisher

Lapdog Design, Inc.

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Weston A. Price Foundation Chapter Leader, Mid Coast Maine

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