RE: Re: Questions regarding runny stools, frozen yogart and nut flour

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When you say " nut " flour is that almond? The reason I asked is because, in the

early days, almond flour periodically made my dd's stools runny.

Marisol

Mom to 11yo SCD since 12/01 and 8yo Lena SCD since sometime in 2002

Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

> Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> normal?

Did you add anything different at that point?

>

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[Guest guest]

When you say " nut " flour is that almond? The reason I asked is because, in the

early days, almond flour periodically made my dd's stools runny.

Marisol

Mom to 11yo SCD since 12/01 and 8yo Lena SCD since sometime in 2002

Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

> Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> normal?

Did you add anything different at that point?

>

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[Guest guest]

When you say " nut " flour is that almond? The reason I asked is because, in the

early days, almond flour periodically made my dd's stools runny.

Marisol

Mom to 11yo SCD since 12/01 and 8yo Lena SCD since sometime in 2002

Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

> Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> normal?

Did you add anything different at that point?

>

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Yes, I always use almond flour but I just tried pecan flour. I am getting

frustrated because his stools are still runny. Should I back off the

pancakes and cookies made with the nut flour?

>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: Re: Re: Questions regarding runny stools, frozen

>yogart and nut flour

>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 13:06:34 -0700 (PDT)

>

>When you say " nut " flour is that almond? The reason I asked is because, in

>the early days, almond flour periodically made my dd's stools runny.

>Marisol

>Mom to 11yo SCD since 12/01 and 8yo Lena SCD since sometime in 2002

>

>

>Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

>

> > Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> > weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> > stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> > normal?

>

>Did you add anything different at that point?

>

> >

>

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>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: Re: Questions regarding runny stools, frozen yogart

>and nut flour

>Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 17:25:28 -0000

>

>Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

>

> > Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> > weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> > stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> > normal?

>

>Did you add anything different at that point?

No, he was eating alot of pancakes made from almond flour.

>

> > Am I giving too much grape juice?or bananas?

>

He only gets maybe 1/2 cup of grape juice in the morning with supplements

and 1 bananna, but I backed off the bananna and now only give him 1/2 a day

and they are really ripe.

>

>Did you change the amounts of these? Were the bananas ripe (yellow

>with brown spots) What grape juice?

Yes very ripe bananas and Welchs grape juice in the bottle from Sam's club,

the purple grape juice.

>

> He gets maybe

> > 1/2 cup diluted juice in the morning with his supplements and 1

>banana

> > thats it. Also all he'll eat is nut flour pancakes or egg pancakes

> > and steak and chicken, that is it. Is that ok for the beginning?

>

>Sounds like you need more veggies & fruit. If he won't eat veggies

>straight up there is a recipe for veggie pancakes at

>http://www.pecanbread.com/recipes.html under " Pancakes " .

Yes, I started making egg " pancakes " with mushed up squash or zucchini and

he eats them, but he gets a lot of eggs, is that going to be good for him?

>

> > use almonds that have the skins on them, I saw that you should use

>the

> > ones without skins where do you get those?

>

>I can buy them in the baking section of my grocery store. Also health

>food store. The skins may be too rough for his gut right now.

>

> and he will NOT eat yogart

> > at all. He has issues with textures. Is it ok to give it to him in

>a

> > smoothie or in the pancakes? I can't even force it into his mouth

> > because he spits it back out. Thanks for the help!!!!!

>

>How much yoghurt are you using right now? Yes you can use it in a

>smoothie. Did you gradually increase the amounts of the yoghurt?

He has only had 1 cup of yogart that I put into a pancake mix. He wont eat

yogurt at all. So he really hasn't had any plain jogurt just the cup I put

in the pancakes. I know you start out slow and then move up but I'll try

the smoothie and see if he'll eat it. I made the " ice cream " and he

wouldn't even touch it!!!!

>

>Sheila, SCD 55 mos, 21 yrs UC

> mom of , SCD 40 mos

>

>

>

>

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>

>Reply-To: pecanbread

>To: pecanbread

>Subject: RE: Re: Questions regarding runny stools, frozen

>yogart and nut flour

>Date: Fri, 16 Sep 2005 09:52:50 -0400

>

>

>

>

> >

> >Reply-To: pecanbread

> >To: pecanbread

> >Subject: Re: Questions regarding runny stools, frozen yogart

> >and nut flour

> >Date: Wed, 14 Sep 2005 17:25:28 -0000

> >

> >Welcome to the list " fourkidsaregreat " ,

> >

> > > Hello. I've had my 4 year old Autistic son on the diet for 21/2

> > > weeks. He had really bad runny stools before. After 1 week his

> > > stools got solid for only 2 days then went runny again. Is this

> > > normal?

> >

> >Did you add anything different at that point?

>

>No, he was eating alot of pancakes made from almond flour.

> >

> > > Am I giving too much grape juice?or bananas?

> >

>He only gets maybe 1/2 cup of grape juice in the morning with supplements

>and 1 bananna, but I backed off the bananna and now only give him 1/2 a day

>and they are really ripe.

> >

> >Did you change the amounts of these? Were the bananas ripe (yellow

> >with brown spots) What grape juice?

>

>Yes very ripe bananas and Welchs grape juice in the bottle from Sam's club,

>the purple grape juice.

> >

> > He gets maybe

> > > 1/2 cup diluted juice in the morning with his supplements and 1

> >banana

> > > thats it. Also all he'll eat is nut flour pancakes or egg pancakes

> > > and steak and chicken, that is it. Is that ok for the beginning?

> >

> >Sounds like you need more veggies & fruit. If he won't eat veggies

> >straight up there is a recipe for veggie pancakes at

> >http://www.pecanbread.com/recipes.html under " Pancakes " .

>

>Yes, I started making egg " pancakes " with mushed up squash or zucchini and

>he eats them, but he gets a lot of eggs, is that going to be good for him?

> >

> > > use almonds that have the skins on them, I saw that you should use

> >the

> > > ones without skins where do you get those?

> >

> >I can buy them in the baking section of my grocery store. Also health

> >food store. The skins may be too rough for his gut right now.

> >

> > and he will NOT eat yogart

> > > at all. He has issues with textures. Is it ok to give it to him in

> >a

> > > smoothie or in the pancakes? I can't even force it into his mouth

> > > because he spits it back out. Thanks for the help!!!!!

> >

> >How much yoghurt are you using right now? Yes you can use it in a

> >smoothie. Did you gradually increase the amounts of the yoghurt?

>

>He has only had 1 cup of yogart that I put into a pancake mix. He wont eat

>yogurt at all. So he really hasn't had any plain jogurt just the cup I put

>in the pancakes. I know you start out slow and then move up but I'll try

>the smoothie and see if he'll eat it. I made the " ice cream " and he

>wouldn't even touch it!!!!

> >

> >Sheila, SCD 55 mos, 21 yrs UC

> > mom of , SCD 40 mos

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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