lesser of 2 evils- rice or potato?

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hello,

SCD has been a miracle for my 4 yr old, relieving him of much pain

and " bringing him back to us " . I totally endorse this healthy way of

eating. Sadly, I fear Jack may now have developed allergies to

peanuts, almonds, and cashews, as he now gets a runny nose and red,

itchy eyes when he eats them. He has been SCD for exactly 1 year. I

am at a loss - I don't know how to bake for him, and he just doesn't

get satisfied with meat, vegs, and fruit. He eats way too much meat

because I don't know what else to feed him.

I hate to do it, but need to go back to either rice or potato for

baking and satisfying his appetite. Which is more gut-friendly? Is

there another " flour " I could use? The nut-free bread was all egg, and

was not a hit. Any recommendations or guidance would be greatly

appreciated.

Thank you all for your kindness and support,

Kate

mommy to Jack (ASD, SCD 1 yr) and Ben (SCD 1 yr).

[Guest guest]

do you have a food dehydrator? dry some veggies or pumpkin to make flour, I

can not eat nuts either, how does he do with seeds, I can eat pumpkin and

seasame fine

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: lesser of 2 evils- rice or potato?

>Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 02:04:19 -0000

>

>hello,

>SCD has been a miracle for my 4 yr old, relieving him of much pain

>and " bringing him back to us " . I totally endorse this healthy way of

>eating. Sadly, I fear Jack may now have developed allergies to

>peanuts, almonds, and cashews, as he now gets a runny nose and red,

>itchy eyes when he eats them. He has been SCD for exactly 1 year. I

>am at a loss - I don't know how to bake for him, and he just doesn't

>get satisfied with meat, vegs, and fruit. He eats way too much meat

>because I don't know what else to feed him.

>I hate to do it, but need to go back to either rice or potato for

>baking and satisfying his appetite. Which is more gut-friendly? Is

>there another " flour " I could use? The nut-free bread was all egg, and

>was not a hit. Any recommendations or guidance would be greatly

>appreciated.

>Thank you all for your kindness and support,

>Kate

>mommy to Jack (ASD, SCD 1 yr) and Ben (SCD 1 yr).

>

>

>

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What about making some SCD-legal latkes?

The recipe was posted few days ago by someone else from this list, and is

pasted below:

Happy Chanukah

To those of you who have been missing their

traditional potato latkes, try this.

1 large acorn squash, peeled and grated

1 medium Gala apple, peeled and grated

1 small onion, chopped into small pieces

2 eggs

Salt /pepper

oil for frying

Mix all ingredients very well. Heat oil in frying pan

over a medium flame. Place a spoonfull of mixture in

hot oil. Fry until golden on both sides.

Enjoy!

You could try adding cinamon and ground ginger.

Dina

lesser of 2 evils- rice or potato?

> hello,

> SCD has been a miracle for my 4 yr old, relieving him of much pain

> and " bringing him back to us " . I totally endorse this healthy way of

> eating. Sadly, I fear Jack may now have developed allergies to

> peanuts, almonds, and cashews, as he now gets a runny nose and red,

> itchy eyes when he eats them. He has been SCD for exactly 1 year. I

> am at a loss - I don't know how to bake for him, and he just doesn't

> get satisfied with meat, vegs, and fruit. He eats way too much meat

> because I don't know what else to feed him.

> I hate to do it, but need to go back to either rice or potato for

> baking and satisfying his appetite. Which is more gut-friendly? Is

> there another " flour " I could use? The nut-free bread was all egg, and

> was not a hit. Any recommendations or guidance would be greatly

> appreciated.

> Thank you all for your kindness and support,

> Kate

> mommy to Jack (ASD, SCD 1 yr) and Ben (SCD 1 yr).

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

A little OT. I have to let the moderators here know that this diet is now

being learned by many professionals in my area. We have brought this diet

here by putting K on it and now I have Dr.'s, nurses, teachers, friends, and

NEW acqaintances are asking me how K has progressed here and is being

endorsed by K's ped. GI Dr. even. SCD is becoming a well-known healing diet

in the middle of New York state. I am trying to print stuff out and pass the

site along and such but, there is an explosion of people here that need

info. We live about an hour from Albany. Is there anyone else in this area

that would be able to help get this info. out? Maoderators have any

comments? Thanks. Jenn & Kali 7 months scd--- Original Message -----

To: pecanbread >

Sent: Monday, December 26, 2005 9:13 PM

Subject: RE: lesser of 2 evils- rice or potato?

> do you have a food dehydrator? dry some veggies or pumpkin to make flour,

I

> can not eat nuts either, how does he do with seeds, I can eat pumpkin and

> seasame fine

>

>

> >

> >Reply-To: pecanbread

> >To: pecanbread

> >Subject: lesser of 2 evils- rice or potato?

> >Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 02:04:19 -0000

> >

> >hello,

> >SCD has been a miracle for my 4 yr old, relieving him of much pain

> >and " bringing him back to us " . I totally endorse this healthy way of

> >eating. Sadly, I fear Jack may now have developed allergies to

> >peanuts, almonds, and cashews, as he now gets a runny nose and red,

> >itchy eyes when he eats them. He has been SCD for exactly 1 year. I

> >am at a loss - I don't know how to bake for him, and he just doesn't

> >get satisfied with meat, vegs, and fruit. He eats way too much meat

> >because I don't know what else to feed him.

> >I hate to do it, but need to go back to either rice or potato for

> >baking and satisfying his appetite. Which is more gut-friendly? Is

> >there another " flour " I could use? The nut-free bread was all egg, and

> >was not a hit. Any recommendations or guidance would be greatly

> >appreciated.

> >Thank you all for your kindness and support,

> >Kate

> >mommy to Jack (ASD, SCD 1 yr) and Ben (SCD 1 yr).

> >

> >

> >

>

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>

>

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> hello,

> SCD has been a miracle for my 4 yr old, relieving him of much pain

> and " bringing him back to us " . I totally endorse this healthy way of

> eating. Sadly, I fear Jack may now have developed allergies to

> peanuts, almonds, and cashews, as he now gets a runny nose and red,

> itchy eyes when he eats them. He has been SCD for exactly 1 year. I

> am at a loss - I don't know how to bake for him, and he just doesn't

> get satisfied with meat, vegs, and fruit. He eats way too much meat

> because I don't know what else to feed him.

> I hate to do it, but need to go back to either rice or potato for

> baking and satisfying his appetite.

Both rice and potato will foster bacterial overgrowth of the unhealthy bacteria.

This is not a choice that I can endorse. Feed these and the " miracle " will

disappear. The rule is " symptom " free for an entire year before introducing such

foods. If you give rice or potatoes at this point, you will no longer be using

SCD.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> A little OT. I have to let the moderators here know that this diet is now

> being learned by many professionals in my area. We have brought this diet

> here by putting K on it and now I have Dr.'s, nurses, teachers, friends, and

> NEW acqaintances are asking me how K has progressed here and is being

> endorsed by K's ped. GI Dr. even. SCD is becoming a well-known healing diet

> in the middle of New York state. I am trying to print stuff out and pass the

> site along and such but, there is an explosion of people here that need

> info. We live about an hour from Albany. Is there anyone else in this area

> that would be able to help get this info. out?

You could organize an SCD meeting and invite people and talk about the diet. In

some

areas there are SCD cooking demonstrations held. There is enough information on

our two

web sites to supply plenty of information.

Carol F.