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My son has been on the SCD Diet for nearly six months and within the

last month has had a serious regression. He is on a very limited diet

beef, chicken, green beans, pears. We eliminated Almonds and have

gone with pecans and walnuts and cut way back on honey, but no

improvement. He has been on Dyflucan for a month and a half, no

improvement. Stools are like a big pile of sand and he has constant

and foul gas. We juice his pears for popsicles and use the nuts for

coating and making pancakes. Should we be cooking the pears? We are

desperate, he seems to be slipping away a little more every day. I

could not sleep for worry over something that I might be missing. We

are rotating in boulardii every other week. Any suggestions would be

greatly appreciated!!

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Hello,

I don't know if this is your problem or not, but just let me

say...ASD kids are expected to have a regression at

or around the 5 month mark on SCD. If you have Baker

and Pangborn's Biomedical book, it will warn you of the

expected regressions on SCD. At almost the exact day

starting our 5th month Peyton really regressed, he became

very agressive, stimmy and " out there " . He (now after about

2 weeks, is much much better, and even seems better than

before the regression, which is expected) He has still been

having the sandy poop and tons of mega smelly gas...smells

of sulphur or some chemical.....The charcoal may help as well

as epsom salt baths. The book says the regression may last

anywhere from 7-21 days. Hopefully, you are almost passed it.

There is another regression expected at 9mos which deals

more with the gastro issues rather than behavior.

I hope this helps.

Tammy

Peyton 2.5 asd (scd 51/2 mos)

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What is the title of this book, please?

>

> Hello,

>

> I don't know if this is your problem or not, but just let me

> say...ASD kids are expected to have a regression at

> or around the 5 month mark on SCD. If you have Baker

> and Pangborn's Biomedical book, it will warn you of the

> expected regressions on SCD. At almost the exact day

>

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Hi johomwnr,

> My son has been on the SCD Diet for nearly six months and within

the

> last month has had a serious regression. He is on a very limited

diet

> beef, chicken, green beans, pears. We eliminated Almonds and have

> gone with pecans and walnuts and cut way back on honey, but no

> improvement. He has been on Dyflucan for a month and a half, no

> improvement. Stools are like a big pile of sand and he has

constant

> and foul gas. We juice his pears for popsicles and use the nuts

for

> coating and making pancakes. Should we be cooking the pears? We

are

> desperate, he seems to be slipping away a little more every day.

I

> could not sleep for worry over something that I might be missing.

We

> are rotating in boulardii every other week. Any suggestions would

be

> greatly appreciated!!

How was he before the regression? How were his bowels before the

regression?

You could try going back to the intro for a couple of days to see if

it is food that he isn't tolerating right now. So, no nuts and no

raw fruit or veggies for a few days.

http://pecanbread.com/foodprep.html#beyond

Sometimes stools like sand indicate die off. You can also add some

epsom salt baths and/or activated charcoal to ease die off .

http://pecanbread.com/badreaction.html

Sheila, SCD 56 mos, 21 yrs UC

mom of , SCD 41 mos

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