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no...he was not eating pineapple, oats or some of the other items

that did pop as issues either though....odd.

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> Anyone feeding their spectrum kids

sprouted breads?

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> We just got Matt's IGg food panel back and Oats, garlic, peas,

cashews,

> pineapple, and peanuts were the BIG offenders. He also popped for

> cheese and dairy from cow's but no issues with goat dairy. Our

son, it

> turns out has no issue with casein, whey, or gluten and wheat.

Does

> this mean that we could give him spraouted breads....or are

grains of

> any type to be completely avoided until the gut is adequately

healed

> and all yeast and bacteria issues under control. The Makers Diet

and

> Body Ecology approach approach vs the SCD basically. Our son has

done

> very well on the homemade goat's yogurt...so now we wonder about

> sprouted breads....any advice anyone? Thanks a million! Diane

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