Re: changing diet after 3 yrs

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why is he recommending to put him back on gluten and casein? Because he didn't see results or because he thinks his tummy is healed enough where he would be able to digest it?

I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats everything. In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the 2nd year) and when we started to intro gluten and casein , he would only take it with enzymes. Maybe you can give the enzymes a go....don't know how his body would react when ingesting these after such a long time .

We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So "fish out of water" for me. Have any of you done this? What should I expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us. It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical. But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for. So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who have already done this.

Gratefully,

Kerri

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Hi, I am just now considering digestive enzymes, but there are so many on the

market. Would you mind to share what brands you liked and dosages? Thanks!

Kari

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> why is he recommending to put him back on gluten and casein? Because he

> didn't see results or because he thinks his tummy is healed enough where he

> would be able to digest it?

> I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats everything.

> In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the 2nd year) and when

> we started to intro gluten and casein , he would only take it with enzymes.

> Maybe you can give the enzymes a go....don't know how his body would react

> when ingesting these after such a long time .

>

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>

> In a message dated 2/10/2012 9:44:16 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

> kerrismithvemma@... writes:

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> We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF

> for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as

> it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So

> " fish out of water " for me. Have any of you done this? What should I

> expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to

> him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us.

> It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical.

> But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for.

> So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who

> have already done this.

> Gratefully,

> Kerri

>

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I really liked Trienza. (i tried Digest Gold but that made him bloated and hurt his tummy)

When we first started he was just past three and couldn't swallow pills , so I used the chewable ones.

When he was able to swallow pills , we moved on to the regular capsules.

I gave him 2 before each meal (except for breakfast) and 1 before each snack. Even if he was eating gluten and casein free, I gave these to him over a course of two years or a little longer. Last August he started eating regular foods and no longer requires the enzymes to digest.

Hi, I am just now considering digestive enzymes, but there are so many on the market. Would you mind to share what brands you liked and dosages? Thanks!Kari>> why is he recommending to put him back on gluten and casein? Because he > didn't see results or because he thinks his tummy is healed enough where he > would be able to digest it?> I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats everything. > In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the 2nd year) and when > we started to intro gluten and casein , he would only take it with enzymes. > Maybe you can give the enzymes a go....don't know how his body would react > when ingesting these after such a long time .> > > > > > > > > > > We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF > for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as > it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So > "fish out of water" for me. Have any of you done this? What should I > expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to > him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us. > It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical. > But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for. > So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who > have already done this.> Gratefully,> Kerri>

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white bread doesnt have the hard to digest whole grain...however it is in my opinion not healthy for the body over the long period of time becuase i think all processed food turns to muciod plaque in gut....look at the belly of middleage people who eat processed foods....

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 12:44 PMSubject: changing diet after 3 yrs

We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So "fish out of water" for me. Have any of you done this? What should I expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us. It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical. But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for. So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who have already done this.

Gratefully,

Kerri

[Guest guest]

We use trienza and loved it and we also use enzymedica because is easier for us to get and is also good for my son.no tummy pain. http://www.iherb.com/Enzymedica-Kids-Digest-Chewables-Digestive-Enzymes-Sugar-Free-Sour-Berry-90-Tablets/39357?at=0 To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 1:02:15 PM Subject: Re: Re: changing diet after 3 yrs

I really liked Trienza. (i tried Digest Gold but that made him bloated and hurt his tummy)

When we first started he was just past three and couldn't swallow pills , so I used the chewable ones.

When he was able to swallow pills , we moved on to the regular capsules.

I gave him 2 before each meal (except for breakfast) and 1 before each snack. Even if he was eating gluten and casein free, I gave these to him over a course of two years or a little longer. Last August he started eating regular foods and no longer requires the enzymes to digest.

Hi, I am just now considering digestive enzymes, but there are so many on the market. Would you mind to share what brands you liked and dosages? Thanks!Kari>> why is he recommending to put him back on gluten and casein? Because he > didn't see results or because he thinks his tummy is healed enough where he > would be able to digest it?> I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats everything. > In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the 2nd year) and when > we started to intro gluten and casein , he would only take it with enzymes. > Maybe you can give the enzymes a go....don't know how his body would react > when ingesting these after such a long time .> > > > > > > > > > > We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF > for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as > it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So > "fish out of water" for me. Have any of you done this? What should I > expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to > him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us. > It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical. > But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for. > So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who > have already done this.> Gratefully,> Kerri>

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Thanks a lot for the feedback!!!

> >>

> >> why is he recommending to put him back on

> gluten and casein? Because he

> >> didn't see results or because he thinks

> his tummy is healed enough where he

> >> would be able to digest

> it?

> >> I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats

> everything.

> >> In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the

> 2nd year) and when

> >> we started to intro gluten and casein , he would

> only take it with enzymes.

> >> Maybe you can give the enzymes a

> go....don't know how his body would react

> >> when ingesting these after

> such a long time .

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> In a message

> dated 2/10/2012 9:44:16 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,

> >>

> kerrismithvemma@ writes:

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been

> GF/CF

> >> for three years and he is recommending to put him back on

> gluten as long as

> >> it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me.

> Processed grains! So

> >> " fish out of water " for me. Have any of you done

> this? What should I

> >> expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like

> I would be giving poison to

> >> him to give him plain Wonder bread. This

> will be a real adjustment for us.

> >> It is hard to be stricly biomedical

> for three years and then go medical.

> >> But in our case, biomedical did

> not bring the results we were looking for.

> >> So I will give it a try

> but would like some information from those who

> >> have already done

> this.

> >> Gratefully,

> >> Kerri

> >>

> >

> >

>

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i use digest spectrum by enzymedica....really love it

To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 5:09 PMSubject: Re: Re: changing diet after 3 yrs

We use trienza and loved it and we also use enzymedica because is easier for us to get and is also good for my son.no tummy pain.

http://www.iherb.com/Enzymedica-Kids-Digest-Chewables-Digestive-Enzymes-Sugar-Free-Sour-Berry-90-Tablets/39357?at=0

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, February 10, 2012 1:02:15 PMSubject: Re: Re: changing diet after 3 yrs

I really liked Trienza. (i tried Digest Gold but that made him bloated and hurt his tummy)

When we first started he was just past three and couldn't swallow pills , so I used the chewable ones.

When he was able to swallow pills , we moved on to the regular capsules.

I gave him 2 before each meal (except for breakfast) and 1 before each snack. Even if he was eating gluten and casein free, I gave these to him over a course of two years or a little longer. Last August he started eating regular foods and no longer requires the enzymes to digest.

Hi, I am just now considering digestive enzymes, but there are so many on the market. Would you mind to share what brands you liked and dosages? Thanks!Kari>> why is he recommending to put him back on gluten and casein? Because he > didn't see results or because he thinks his tummy is healed enough where he > would be able to digest it?> I too was with my son for 3 years on the diet and now he eats everything. > In those three years he also took digestive enzymes (the 2nd year) and when > we started to intro gluten and casein , he would only take it with enzymes. > Maybe you can give the enzymes a go....don't know how his body would react > when ingesting

these after such a long time .> > > > > > > > > > > We saw Dr. Goldberg yesterday for the first time. My son has been GF/CF > for three years and he is recommending to put him back on gluten as long as > it is not whole grain. This is so difficult for me. Processed grains! So > "fish out of water" for me. Have any of you done this? What should I > expect to see? Any reactions? I almost feel like I would be giving poison to > him to give him plain Wonder bread. This will be a real adjustment for us. > It is hard to be stricly biomedical for three years and then go medical. > But in our case, biomedical did not bring the results we were looking for. > So I will give it a try but would like some information from those who

> have already done this.> Gratefully,> Kerri>

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I have done this for my child. We were GFCF /soy free and even tried Specific carbohydrate. Dr. Goldbergs protocol allows for a few slices of white bread per day, but limits all other whole grains... and even advises to use white rice very sparingly. My son did quite well with this shift. It still does not allow dairy, nuts, soy (for us), cherries/berries/ tropical fruit, and low sugar. I try to balance his diet like the zone diet... more lean meats/veg... less grains, fruits and try to limit sugars.

I am also on Dr. Goldberg's protocol (fibromayalgia/chronic fatigue) I can tell when I react to food, (I immediately get headaches and muscle pain)... I responded just fine with some white bread... if I over did it I would react, and yes many whole grains even though they were gluten free caused a reaction for me, as did nuts, soy, dairy and chocolate. It really helped that I was able to confirm that the diet worked for myself.

I recomend if you have chronic pain/ headaches, exhaustion, adult acne, anxiety/depression, Irritable bowel... that you try an elimination diet for a few days (veg, meat, fruit) and as you add back in foods... pay close attention to dairy, whole grains, nuts, soy, berries/cherries, tropical fruits, corn, chocolate... or anything you think you might be reacting to. This was life changing for me.