Re: weird celiac question re my sons

[Guest guest]

hey eileen,

are you on the pecanbread group as well?

all about kids and scd!

jodi

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> 2 of my 4 kids came up celiac positive and had biopsies today - i have

> celiac/crohns

> i'm doing scd to heal the intestines but for celiacs all they need to

> do is go gluten-free and the villi grows back, tests are neg again and

> everything (already happened to me) so how does scd make sense for

> them???

> thanks

> eileen

> 7 weeks scd

>

[Guest guest]

it helps them because it is a good diet--good for anyone--not just

people with " problems. "

as for the necessity of them being on it, there is none.

adam

> 2 of my 4 kids came up celiac positive and had biopsies today - i have

> celiac/crohns

> i'm doing scd to heal the intestines but for celiacs all they need to

> do is go gluten-free and the villi grows back, tests are neg again and

> everything (already happened to me) so how does scd make sense for

> them???

> thanks

> eileen

> 7 weeks scd

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[Guest guest]

Eileen,

I know that's what they say. But in reading Dr. Haas' book it was very

clear that they were able to eat gluten and they never had a problem.

I'm sure " they " have an answer for that, and that's okay. I will keep

praying. :0)

Orlinda - OR

Celiac - 2006

SCD - 2007

> when i mentioned this healing celiac in my other online group -

> they said once gluten is re-introduced then there's the reaction

> and boom there's your celiac again???

> hope it's not true - keep praying!

> eileen

>

[Guest guest]

thanks - I have read it (but will re-read) - but i guess because they

have no symptoms (never did) and are so young that I feel gf will

heal them - I mean I know my villi are back already and I'm doing scd

now for the Crohns healing - I'm just confused that why not just be

gf - if they never slip - they'll be healed inside too right??

eileen

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> Hi,

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> In my nutrition studies and personal experience I learned that a

gluten free

> diet may help initially but long term does nothing to actually heal

the

> intestinal permeability ie. leaky gut which develops from the gluten

> sensitivities and excess carbohydrate fermentation in the gut. If

you read

> breaking the vicious cycle Elaine does an excellent job of

explaining the

> science. Anyway in order to heal the gut SCD is the way to go.

People I

> know on gluten free diets must strictly avoid any gluten containing

food and

> this is life long whereas with scd once the gut heals the

occasional slip

> does not send a person into dire symptoms. That is my understanding

and this

> can be further investigated in Natasha -McBride's book Gut

and

> Psychology Syndrome. It was written for autism but she is just

releasing a

> version for heart disease and next one for Chronic fatigue,

fibromyalgia

> which will include using the SCD to heal leaky gut. The premise is

the same

> in all books as leaky gut is responsible for all disease.

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> Janice K.

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> SCD 11 months

>

> IBS 1974

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> No meds

>

> Nutrition diplomas in Holistic health and Food and Nutrition

Managerment

>

[Guest guest]

At 06:28 PM 2/27/2008, you wrote:

thanks - I have read it (but

will re-read) - but i guess because they have no symptoms (never did) and

are so young that I feel gf will heal them - I mean I know my villi are

back already and I'm doing scd now for the Crohns healing - I'm just

confused that why not just be gf - if they never slip - they'll be healed

inside too right??

Eileen,

" Gluten free " removes only the major problem for celiacs. It

doesn't HEAL them.

SCD is the ORIGINAL celiac diet. It takes the step beyond and eliminates

the starches and sugars which the bad bacteria feed on continuously.

—

Marilyn

New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

[Guest guest]

I have a genetic sensitive to gluten and casein (in milk). I had a stool specimen and DNA swab tests done by EnteroLabs in Dallas. I was not diagnosed with celiac disease but the end result is the same. According to the information I was provided after the testing I will always have to avoid these products. Meaning they will always be with me. Going GF/CF did not solve my problems however when I went on the SCD it stopped all my pain and diarrhea. I regard the diet as a miracle. I do not feel deprived at all, the trade off is worth it. One has to make a committment and never look back nor agonize over what they can't have. Sorry your children are so young and having such problems but please don't think celiac can be healed, it can be handled. Ginger Nash GF/CF also allergic to yeast products, molds SCD

10/07

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[Guest guest]

i think they'd go with scd at this point pretty easily - they

wouldn't even feel deprived - they have no symptoms and wouldn't even

be limited or like me stuck on 8-10 fods LOL! just didn't know if it

needed to be done - so you're saying scd handles it too? nothing will

heal it???

eileen

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> I have a genetic sensitive to gluten and casein (in milk). I had a

stool specimen and DNA swab tests done by EnteroLabs in Dallas. I was

not diagnosed with celiac disease but the end result is the same.

According to the information I was provided after the testing I will

always have to avoid these products. Meaning they will always be with

me. Going GF/CF did not solve my problems however when I went on the

SCD it stopped all my pain and diarrhea. I regard the diet as a

miracle. I do not feel deprived at all, the trade off is worth it.

One has to make a committment and never look back nor agonize over

what they can't have. Sorry your children are so young and having

such problems but please don't think celiac can be healed, it can be

handled.

>

> Ginger Nash

> GF/CF also allergic to yeast products, molds

> SCD 10/07

>

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[Guest guest]

Yeah, the problem is that with people with IBD,

for various reasons the bad bacteria are

able to breach the cell walls of the intestine,

and root in, causing inflammation by

causing the body's immune system

to attack itself ineffectively to get

rid of the bad bacteria.

Thus disease.

> so the villi grow back but if bacteria is still there, they are still

> being damaged?? - doesn't everyone have bacteria? not just

> us " intestional disease people " I'm confused

> eileen

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>>> thanks - I have read it (but will re-read) - but

>>> i guess because they have no symptoms (never

>>> did) and are so young that I feel gf will heal

>>> them - I mean I know my villi are back already

>>> and I'm doing scd now for the Crohns healing -

>>> I'm just confused that why not just be gf - if

>>> they never slip - they'll be healed inside too right??

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>> Eileen,

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>> " Gluten free " removes only the major problem for celiacs. It

> doesn't HEAL them.

>>

>> SCD is the ORIGINAL celiac diet. It takes the

>> step beyond and eliminates the starches and

>> sugars which the bad bacteria feed on continuously.

>>

>>

>> — Marilyn

>> New Orleans, Louisiana, USA

>> Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

>> Darn Good SCD Cook

>> No Human Children

>> Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

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