Re: Cross Contamination

[Guest guest]

Yes you do need to be this strict in the beginning, if its hampering family outings you could digestive enzymes, AFP Peptizyde for Gluten and Casein or TriEnza for those and everything else

HTHMandi x

Hi there,

I've recently started the gf/cf diet with my son with good results so far. I am just wondering how careful I should be about cross contamination? For example should I allow him to have chips at a restaurant that cannot guarantee their chips will not be fried in oil that other products containing gluten have been fried in. I'm not sure if I need to be this strict or not?

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Emma

[Guest guest]

Thanks Mandi. You say in the beginning. Can you be less strict later on?

Also can you tell me - should I be doing things like using separate toaster for 's bread etc?

Thanks,

Emma

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Monday, 30 July 2012, 12:32Subject: Re: Cross Contamination

Yes you do need to be this strict in the beginning, if its hampering family outings you could digestive enzymes, AFP Peptizyde for Gluten and Casein or TriEnza for those and everything else

HTHMandi x

Hi there,

I've recently started the gf/cf diet with my son with good results so far. I am just wondering how careful I should be about cross contamination? For example should I allow him to have chips at a restaurant that cannot guarantee their chips will not be fried in oil that other products containing gluten have been fried in. I'm not sure if I need to be this strict or not?

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Emma

[Guest guest]

Later one you will know what effects him and how. yes separate toaster as contamination with those is easy to do, different bread bin, or just bin the bread and save the hassle lol

Mx

Thanks Mandi. You say in the beginning. Can you be less strict later on?

Also can you tell me - should I be doing things like using separate toaster for 's bread etc?

Thanks,

Emma

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Monday, 30 July 2012, 12:32Subject: Re: Cross Contamination

Yes you do need to be this strict in the beginning, if its hampering family outings you could digestive enzymes, AFP Peptizyde for Gluten and Casein or TriEnza for those and everything else

HTHMandi x

Hi there,

I've recently started the gf/cf diet with my son with good results so far. I am just wondering how careful I should be about cross contamination? For example should I allow him to have chips at a restaurant that cannot guarantee their chips will not be fried in oil that other products containing gluten have been fried in. I'm not sure if I need to be this strict or not?

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Emma

[Guest guest]

Hi.

Ditto for everything the previous posters said.

Also, an excellent resource for advice about the GFCF diet is www.tacanow.org

(click on " family resources " ).

HTH

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> Hi there,

>  

> I've recently started the gf/cf diet with my son with good results so far.  I

am just wondering how careful I should be about cross contamination?  For

example should I allow him to have chips at a restaurant that cannot guarantee

their chips will not be fried in oil that other products containing gluten have

been fried in.  I'm not sure if I need to be this strict or not? 

>  

> Any thoughts?

>  

> Thanks,

> Emma

>

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

That site is a great resource. Thanks so much.

Emma

To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe Sent: Tuesday, 31 July 2012, 13:10Subject: Re: Cross Contamination

Hi.Ditto for everything the previous posters said.Also, an excellent resource for advice about the GFCF diet is www.tacanow.org (click on "family resources").HTH>> Hi there,> > I've recently started the gf/cf diet with my son with good results so far. I am just wondering how careful I should be about cross contamination? For example should I allow him to have chips at a restaurant that cannot guarantee their chips will not be fried in oil that other products containing gluten have been fried in. I'm not sure if I need to be this strict or not? > > Any thoughts?> >

Thanks,> Emma>