Guest guest Posted August 11, 2008 Report Share Posted August 11, 2008 Hello- My son is 6 with PDD, " high functioning " for loss of better words. I am trying to figure out what type of diet to do with him. He is now on low carbs, no sugar, colors, etc. He has always had high stims and can be giggly in an inappropriate way also. He did have +2 yeast in his stool about 1 year ago or less. Being on the protocol, is it thought the yeast will get more in check with the treatment and eating certain carbs does not really cause the troubles with high yeast levels? Or is the idea to really starve the body of yeast feeding foods while on the protocol to really get it in check? My son has been gfcf in the past for about a year, when he went back on gluten, there was no real notable difference in behavior, etc. It sounds like the diet for many works better (unless there is an allergy to gluten of course, etc.). It sounds like the focus is low allergy vs. gluten free? We do millet bread, but maybe this is worse? Does anyone have the Do's and Dont's of the diet listed in a format they could emial to me? What about Calcium supps? It sounds like these are not necessary? Thanks for any help and thoughts. Angie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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