Re: GAPS Diet/Tina

[Guest guest]

I have the book Nourishing traditions.I bought it a few years ago.I had heard

about it an an autism group I belong to.Though,I never read the whole thing,and

my memory is not great.I do remember it talking about how grains were processed

and how the whole chicken was used to make soup stock.I have it around here

someplace.So dang frustrated with the schools,and total idiots I have to deal

with.As far as doing diets with my kids and lack of proper nutrition and

learning disabilities.Lack of proper teaching methods for dyslexia.I wonder,if

doning GAPs and proper supplements would make my daughter not dyslexic.Dealing

with the system i despise.My friend who was a teacher,and,she is part of the

brain washed system,and we had a bit of a fight today.Basically,she doesn`t

think I am capable of homeschooling my daughter.I should get in into another

school.Yet,the deadline for school of choice was april 13th,so unkess somebody

pulls some strings to get her into anotherschool,I am stuck in the same

school,and ain`t no way she is going back there.Some people with a college

degree,think people that have none,don`t know anything.Come out with a degree

and you can`t teach a big portion of your students,becasue they have learning

disabilitites,due to crap food,vaccines,you never were taught how to teach kids

with dyslexia.One thing is for sure,I can`t do any worse than what the school

has done.At least,i won`t say she is performing where she needs to be when i

know darn well it is a lie.If I purchase a system designed to teach dyslexic

kids,work on her diet,I think,I have a much better chance of teaching her,than

these idiots with there college degree.Brainwashed by the system.Now,I have

probably offended some people with those statements.I`m sorry,but,they want me

to jumop through hoops to get a diagnoses,which likely the school won`t axcept

anyway.All she can get is services for ADHD,They will give more time to take

tests and read things to her,instead of using a system that will teach dyslexic

kids to read them self.Screwd up,failing system.No child left behind.BSLets not

forget the flourescent lights that also make it dang near impossible to

learn,and they know it.This is how they keep people dumbed down and at the

bottom of the heap.

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> Tina

>  

> The GAPs diet is much like Bees. Bees is stricter and allows more supplements

and this for me makes Bees easier. But children do tend to want variety, so in

this respect GAPs I think can be better for children

>  

> The GAPs diet is based on the Weston Price diet, and book from them that is

helpful is Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. Don;t buy it though, I think

you will get it at the library

>  

> Bee too has used Weston Price work in her research, Bee has leaned towards the

cultures that were ketogenic, but ketogenic is not always necessary for good

health. Indeed once well most people that use Bees diet more on th a diet almost

identical to GAPs

>  

> The main thing really with GAPs and Weston Price is the correct preperation of

carbs. Also Natasha uses probiotics. I have spoken to people that use probiotics

some say they are very helpful, others say useless. After reading Bees stuff I

am of the opinion they may work when using them, but it is questionable if they

embed. From my understanding this does not matter too much since the bacteria

already in our gut will rebalance when we are on the diet for a while

>  

> The GAPS book is excellent for explaining how and why these children are

getting so poorly in the first place, excellent

>  

> It was a bit expensive for me at first buying all the right supplements and so

on, but now my grocery bill is far cheaper than it used to be, I am pretty

surprized how much less me, my hubby and children eat now we are eating high

fat. Plus we are far less ill so a lot less spent on medical care too

>  

> Love Joanne

>  

>  

> Tina said..................

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>  

> I finally did it.I ordered this book by Natasha McBride.Was hoping

the price would come down but,FAT chance.Way more than I wanted to spend on a

book,but,maybe worth the price.i`m about fed up with the schools that don`t know

how to teach dyslexic kids.Maybe with proper diet,she won`t be dyslexic.Maybe

getting the glutathione levels up would help.Getting the Acytl-Choline levels

up.Hard to get supplements doewn her in the early morning as she can get car

sick riding the bus to school.Was reading that ginko biloba is good for

vertigo,which i think we all have.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Tina, I'm a teacher. I'm not offended by what you wrote. I understand

your anger and frustration at dealing with the school and the system.

I'm sorry your daughter isn't getting the help she needs. As a teacher,

I'm not brainwashed by the system. However, I must abide by the

system in order to keep my job. I have a boy in my class

this year who " might " by dyslexic, but the system refuses to

even test him. I want him tested. The principal and assistant principal

and the reading specialist want him tested. But the school

district policy is not to test him in this particular case. It's just

as frustrating for me as it is for the parent. But there's nothing

I can do other than try to meet his needs the best I can.

I think parents can do a great job of homeschooling. When you're there

working one on one with your child, you can often get more

accomplished than a teacher with a college degree who is

teaching a whole classroom of kids.

Hope you can figure out what is most helpful for your daughter.

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> I have the book Nourishing traditions.I bought it a few years ago.I had heard

about it an an autism group I belong to.Though,I never read the whole thing,and

my memory is not great.I do remember it talking about how grains were processed

and how the whole chicken was used to make soup stock.I have it around here

someplace.So dang frustrated with the schools,and total idiots I have to deal

with.As far as doing diets with my kids and lack of proper nutrition and

learning disabilities.Lack of proper teaching methods for dyslexia.I wonder,if

doning GAPs and proper supplements would make my daughter not dyslexic.Dealing

with the system i despise.My friend who was a teacher,and,she is part of the

brain washed system,and we had a bit of a fight today.Basically,she doesn`t

think I am capable of homeschooling my daughter.I should get in into another

school.Yet,the deadline for school of choice was april 13th,so unkess somebody

pulls some strings to get her into anotherschool,I am stuck in the same

school,and ain`t no way she is going back there.Some people with a college

degree,think people that have none,don`t know anything.Come out with a degree

and you can`t teach a big portion of your students,becasue they have learning

disabilitites,due to crap food,vaccines,you never were taught how to teach kids

with dyslexia.One thing is for sure,I can`t do any worse than what the school

has done.At least,i won`t say she is performing where she needs to be when i

know darn well it is a lie.If I purchase a system designed to teach dyslexic

kids,work on her diet,I think,I have a much better chance of teaching her,than

these idiots with there college degree.Brainwashed by the system.Now,I have

probably offended some people with those statements.I`m sorry,but,they want me

to jumop through hoops to get a diagnoses,which likely the school won`t axcept

anyway.All she can get is services for ADHD,They will give more time to take

tests and read things to her,instead of using a system that will teach dyslexic

kids to read them self.Screwd up,failing system.No child left behind.BSLets not

forget the flourescent lights that also make it dang near impossible to

learn,and they know it.This is how they keep people dumbed down and at the

bottom of the heap.

> >

> > Tina

> >  

> > The GAPs diet is much like Bees. Bees is stricter and allows more

supplements and this for me makes Bees easier. But children do tend to want

variety, so in this respect GAPs I think can be better for children

> >  

> > The GAPs diet is based on the Weston Price diet, and book from them that is

helpful is Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. Don;t buy it though, I think

you will get it at the library

> >  

> > Bee too has used Weston Price work in her research, Bee has leaned towards

the cultures that were ketogenic, but ketogenic is not always necessary for good

health. Indeed once well most people that use Bees diet more on th a diet almost

identical to GAPs

> >  

> > The main thing really with GAPs and Weston Price is the correct preperation

of carbs. Also Natasha uses probiotics. I have spoken to people that use

probiotics some say they are very helpful, others say useless. After reading

Bees stuff I am of the opinion they may work when using them, but it is

questionable if they embed. From my understanding this does not matter too much

since the bacteria already in our gut will rebalance when we are on the diet for

a while

> >  

> > The GAPS book is excellent for explaining how and why these children are

getting so poorly in the first place, excellent

> >  

> > It was a bit expensive for me at first buying all the right supplements and

so on, but now my grocery bill is far cheaper than it used to be, I am pretty

surprized how much less me, my hubby and children eat now we are eating high

fat. Plus we are far less ill so a lot less spent on medical care too

> >  

> > Love Joanne

> >  

> >  

> > Tina said..................

> >

> >  

> > I finally did it.I ordered this book by Natasha McBride.Was hoping

the price would come down but,FAT chance.Way more than I wanted to spend on a

book,but,maybe worth the price.i`m about fed up with the schools that don`t know

how to teach dyslexic kids.Maybe with proper diet,she won`t be dyslexic.Maybe

getting the glutathione levels up would help.Getting the Acytl-Choline levels

up.Hard to get supplements doewn her in the early morning as she can get car

sick riding the bus to school.Was reading that ginko biloba is good for

vertigo,which i think we all have.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

,Thankyou for your honesty,and I think,I do believe,that many teacher`s

hands are tied.It is the system.The government in our educational system,that is

the problem.They need to get out of education.Look at the college mess.All these

student loans.No jobs.People are going to end up going to jail over not being

able to pay off their debts dur to not being able to get a job.I have already

one child on the ASD spectrum and he will require life long care.Had I know back

when he was born what i know now,maybe things would be different.I`m just angry

and frustrated,and when i try and get any help,I just can`t seem to get

anywhere.I swear,they keep telling me she is performing where she needs to

be,yet,I don`t see that.They wanted her to repeat kindergarden.I said no,becasue

I thought it would delay her getting any help.I think they are mad,becasue I

went over their heads to request testing when they said it wasn`t necessaary.A

friend of mine who is a teacher is the one who told me to request an OT

eval.They said she didn`t need it.My son is low functioning autism.my husband is

likely dyslexic.She meltsdown at 2 letter words,Words that start with w or

th.Can`t tell a b from a d.They don`t give her enough time to do math

tests.Sight words she should have known in kindergarden,she has to sound out.I

took her outside the district to get some testing,but,they don`t honour it.I

think,they are mad,because I went over their head.There are other markers,like

the full fisted grip when younger.She has some speech problem.Not as bad

now,with very high doses of essential fatty acids.She would drop sounds from

words.Mostly now it is the th sound,and she meltdown when she comes to a word

that begins with th.Drops the s from her brother `s name.Never could

pronounce her middle name marie.She is very forgetfull.If she knows something

now,will forget in a couple days.No consistancy.Had trouble learning her

colors,shapes.Mainly she would forget.High doses of EFAS helped with

that.Then,it was learning letters and numbers.She still can`t recognise many

numbers.Sorry,so long winded.Thankyou again for your reply.

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> > I have the book Nourishing traditions.I bought it a few years ago.I had

heard about it an an autism group I belong to.Though,I never read the whole

thing,and my memory is not great.I do remember it talking about how grains were

processed and how the whole chicken was used to make soup stock.I have it around

here someplace.So dang frustrated with the schools,and total idiots I have to

deal with.As far as doing diets with my kids and lack of proper nutrition and

learning disabilities.Lack of proper teaching methods for dyslexia.I wonder,if

doning GAPs and proper supplements would make my daughter not dyslexic.Dealing

with the system i despise.My friend who was a teacher,and,she is part of the

brain washed system,and we had a bit of a fight today.Basically,she doesn`t

think I am capable of homeschooling my daughter.I should get in into another

school.Yet,the deadline for school of choice was april 13th,so unkess somebody

pulls some strings to get her into anotherschool,I am stuck in the same

school,and ain`t no way she is going back there.Some people with a college

degree,think people that have none,don`t know anything.Come out with a degree

and you can`t teach a big portion of your students,becasue they have learning

disabilitites,due to crap food,vaccines,you never were taught how to teach kids

with dyslexia.One thing is for sure,I can`t do any worse than what the school

has done.At least,i won`t say she is performing where she needs to be when i

know darn well it is a lie.If I purchase a system designed to teach dyslexic

kids,work on her diet,I think,I have a much better chance of teaching her,than

these idiots with there college degree.Brainwashed by the system.Now,I have

probably offended some people with those statements.I`m sorry,but,they want me

to jumop through hoops to get a diagnoses,which likely the school won`t axcept

anyway.All she can get is services for ADHD,They will give more time to take

tests and read things to her,instead of using a system that will teach dyslexic

kids to read them self.Screwd up,failing system.No child left behind.BSLets not

forget the flourescent lights that also make it dang near impossible to

learn,and they know it.This is how they keep people dumbed down and at the

bottom of the heap.

> > >

> > > Tina

> > >  

> > > The GAPs diet is much like Bees. Bees is stricter and allows more

supplements and this for me makes Bees easier. But children do tend to want

variety, so in this respect GAPs I think can be better for children

> > >  

> > > The GAPs diet is based on the Weston Price diet, and book from them that

is helpful is Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. Don;t buy it though, I

think you will get it at the library

> > >  

> > > Bee too has used Weston Price work in her research, Bee has leaned towards

the cultures that were ketogenic, but ketogenic is not always necessary for good

health. Indeed once well most people that use Bees diet more on th a diet almost

identical to GAPs

> > >  

> > > The main thing really with GAPs and Weston Price is the correct

preperation of carbs. Also Natasha uses probiotics. I have spoken to people that

use probiotics some say they are very helpful, others say useless. After reading

Bees stuff I am of the opinion they may work when using them, but it is

questionable if they embed. From my understanding this does not matter too much

since the bacteria already in our gut will rebalance when we are on the diet for

a while

> > >  

> > > The GAPS book is excellent for explaining how and why these children are

getting so poorly in the first place, excellent

> > >  

> > > It was a bit expensive for me at first buying all the right supplements

and so on, but now my grocery bill is far cheaper than it used to be, I am

pretty surprized how much less me, my hubby and children eat now we are eating

high fat. Plus we are far less ill so a lot less spent on medical care too

> > >  

> > > Love Joanne

> > >  

> > >  

> > > Tina said..................

> > >

> > >  

> > > I finally did it.I ordered this book by Natasha McBride.Was

hoping the price would come down but,FAT chance.Way more than I wanted to spend

on a book,but,maybe worth the price.i`m about fed up with the schools that don`t

know how to teach dyslexic kids.Maybe with proper diet,she won`t be

dyslexic.Maybe getting the glutathione levels up would help.Getting the

Acytl-Choline levels up.Hard to get supplements doewn her in the early morning

as she can get car sick riding the bus to school.Was reading that ginko biloba

is good for vertigo,which i think we all have.

> > >

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