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You can go to lymestrateties and

ask there. You don't have to have lyme to join, someone was posting

about salt/c curing a bad case of skin eruptions.

What's SCD-legal mean?

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> Hi,

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> I have heard a salt and Vit C combo is good for adrenal rebuilding.

> Does anyone have experience with this and could advise on a protocol?

>

> Also, can anyone recommend a natural vitamin C supplement that would

> be considered SCD-legal?

>

> Thanks,

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Sally Fallon uses Amla C+

On Jan 26, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Ellen Ussery wrote:

> I have this on hand and have been thinking it should be SCD legal;

>

> from Allergy Research Group

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> Buffered Vitamin C Powder

>

> corn free --oooops maybe not ***from Cassava Root***

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> Hmmm? Can anybody comment?

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> Ellen

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If that's the one on the Radiant Life site it contains spirulina. I

can't seem to find a pure powder amla source except in capsules. I

just found what appears to be a pure amalaki powder at

banyonbotanicals.com. Can anyone comment on the amla vs amalaki?

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> Sally Fallon uses Amla C+

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> On Jan 26, 2006, at 1:18 PM, Ellen Ussery wrote:

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> > I have this on hand and have been thinking it should be SCD

legal;

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> > from Allergy Research Group

> >

> > Buffered Vitamin C Powder

> >

> > corn free --oooops maybe not ***from Cassava Root***

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> > Hmmm? Can anybody comment?

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What's the problem with spirulina? I won't take my brand (Pure Planet

bought from Radiant Life) if spirulina is bad.

On Jan 27, 2006, at 9:57 AM, kristinmoke wrote:

> If that's the one on the Radiant Life site it contains spirulina. I

> can't seem to find a pure powder amla source except in capsules. I

> just found what appears to be a pure amalaki powder at

> banyonbotanicals.com. Can anyone comment on the amla vs amalaki?

>

>

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>> Sally Fallon uses Amla C+

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It's not allowed if you are following SCD (Specific Carbohydrate

Diet) because it contains polysaccharides as do all sea vegetables

as I understand it. If you are not on SCD or having difficulty with

carb digestion, I don't think it's a problem.

>

> What's the problem with spirulina? I won't take my brand (Pure

Planet

> bought from Radiant Life) if spirulina is bad.

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> On Jan 27, 2006, at 9:57 AM, kristinmoke wrote:

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> > If that's the one on the Radiant Life site it contains

spirulina. I

> > can't seem to find a pure powder amla source except in capsules.

I

> > just found what appears to be a pure amalaki powder at

> > banyonbotanicals.com. Can anyone comment on the amla vs amalaki?

> >

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On 2/3/06, Idol <Idol@...> wrote:

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> >Also, can anyone recommend a natural vitamin C supplement that would

> >be considered SCD-legal?

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> Unfortunately, I don't know of one.

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Would acerola powder not be SCD legal? I guess I need to stop using it if

that's the case. :-/

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Steph-

>Would acerola powder not be SCD legal? I guess I need to stop using it if

>that's the case.

There's nothing inherently wrong with acerola powder -- it's from

cherries, after all. The problem is that NOW currently puts

maltodextrin in their acerola powder. If there are SCD-legal acerola

supplements out there, that'd be great, but I'm not aware of them.

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On 2/3/06, Idol <Idol@...> wrote:

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> Steph-

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> >Would acerola powder not be SCD legal? I guess I need to stop using it

> if

> >that's the case.

>

> There's nothing inherently wrong with acerola powder -- it's from

> cherries, after all. The problem is that NOW currently puts

> maltodextrin in their acerola powder. If there are SCD-legal acerola

> supplements out there, that'd be great, but I'm not aware of them.

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Oh. Yuck. That must be new. I've got an old jar and it has nothing but

acerola in it.

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