Re: low reaction foods - IGG test

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> DID any one remove these as well from their kids diet, and if so why...

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Hi Stef,

Our DAN doctor has us rotate low reaction foods on a 7 day cycle.

This is to reduce inflammation and hopefully not allow the reaction to

get worse.

Nanci

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depends on how low you are talking about 1's we rotate UNLESS they keep showing up on repeat testing, and 2's and 3's are pulled

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low reaction foods - IGG test

DID any one remove these as well from their kids diet, and if so why...

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I went a step past this even because it's not really the foods, it's

the body. It's the immune system reacting. So it made sense to me

to take everything away that could be a problem. I took my son

down to 20 of the safest foods he could have and even rotated these

also.

After 18 months or so I could bring in more variety without him

reacting. In addition to removing, I also worked on food

combining for digestion.

I no longer rotate to the degree that I used to. We get a new IGG

lab back in a few weeks and I'll let you know what comes from this.

People always say to me how hard this all must have been. I reply

autism is harder. My advice yes remove foods the child is reacting

to. We need to do things that bring immune function back into

balance and diet will be a large key to this.

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> DID any one remove these as well from their kids diet, and if so

why...

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We used US Bio Tek labs they're results don't use numbers...

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> depends on how low you are talking about 1's we rotate UNLESS they

keep showing up on repeat testing, and 2's and 3's are pulled

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[Guest guest]

this may be a dumb question but what by rotation, do you mean making

sure these foods are 1 once a week as suppose to 3 days in a row???

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> I went a step past this even because it's not really the foods,

it's

> the body. It's the immune system reacting. So it made sense to

me

> to take everything away that could be a problem. I took my son

> down to 20 of the safest foods he could have and even rotated these

> also.

>

> After 18 months or so I could bring in more variety without him

> reacting. In addition to removing, I also worked on food

> combining for digestion.

>

> I no longer rotate to the degree that I used to. We get a new IGG

> lab back in a few weeks and I'll let you know what comes from this.

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> People always say to me how hard this all must have been. I reply

> autism is harder. My advice yes remove foods the child is

reacting

> to. We need to do things that bring immune function back into

> balance and diet will be a large key to this.

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This is a sample of what the test looks like, I don't have my son's

copy electronically...hope it still provides soem insight...

http://www.fyh.com/pdfs/Sample_96f_Igg.pdf

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> yes please do post....many times also addressing the IGA lining is

important as well. if your IGA lining is low EVERYTHING will leak

through that is being eaten

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Thanks to whoever just posted the sample result sheet...

This group is so resourceful!

Kim

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you welcome !!

FYI, this sample is from US Biotek lab (offwebsite)

not all results sheets look the same.

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> Thanks to whoever just posted the sample result sheet...

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> This group is so resourceful!

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> Kim

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