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Eileen,

It is not necessary for your sons to follow this diet but I have two

thoughts . . .

1. It could become necessary at a later date. Some people do just fine

gluten free, but not everyone. It is possible that things could get

worse. It is pretty rare for a celiac to just have celiac for

long . . . (not trying to depress you, but I've been on the celiac

forum)

2. This diet was first started for celiacs . . . and they were healed.

This is very controversial among celiac communities, but I've read Dr.

Haas' book and I am following this diet, praying for healing.

Orlinda - OR

Celiac - 2006

SCD - 2007

>

> 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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unfortunately that's me -celiac and crohns dx in the past 5 months -

but i won't do this unless they need it i guess and 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

> >

> > 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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yes but forgot to post it there thanks

eileen

> >

> > 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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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

> >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

>

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