Re: Cooking to Heal Little Tummies

[Guest guest]

The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't think anyone

responded about owning/using it.

If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that. I don't know

whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD cookbook.

I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online or whether it

contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

I'd like to know more about it as well.

Jody

mom to -6 and -9

SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't think anyone

responded about owning/using it.

If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that. I don't know

whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD cookbook.

I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online or whether it

contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

I'd like to know more about it as well.

Jody

mom to -6 and -9

SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't think anyone

responded about owning/using it.

If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that. I don't know

whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD cookbook.

I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online or whether it

contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

I'd like to know more about it as well.

Jody

mom to -6 and -9

SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

Use caution when ordering from Digestive Wellness . They have attempted a good

service

in providing convenience food but have taken liberties in declaring some items

SCD

compliant that are not.

When I emailed them to ask which products are SCD compliant they responded

" all. " That

is not the case and Elaine was most distressed.

It is our responsibility to use stricltly SCD legal foods for our children

and/or ourselves

when something is in doubt. I looked up the cookbook on the Internet and could

find

nothing additional about it. That is not to say it's is not usable as it is

possible to adapt all

kinds of recipes to SCD.

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

I bought this book 2 months ago, when I sarted the SCD with my

daughter, along with Lucy's and Raman's book, what I like is that the

recipies are really for kids: pizzas, chikcen nuggets, chicken

marinara, salads and sides, lots of breads and desserts, not very

elaborated that kids would like, the kids of the authors are on the

SCD (I talked to one of the authors) the only thing is they use

stevia in their recepies. I remember Beth Bivens writing a message

about this book. For me it was worth buying it.

Yanue mom to Y,

SCD 2 months

> The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

think anyone

> responded about owning/using it.

>

> If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that.

I don't know

> whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

cookbook.

>

> I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online or

whether it

> contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

>

> I'd like to know more about it as well.

>

> Jody

> mom to -6 and -9

> SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol,

I have used the Digestive Wellness products for a long time and am

happy. I have a teenage daughter who felt deprived because she only

got homemade food. I tried to use their products as a compromise. My

daughter did fine with their products. I did not give my son any of

their products. When my daughter did SCD with digestive wellness

products she made more progress than her brother who did not use the

DW products. That is because she is younger and a female.

Unfortunately, my dd decided to rebel and sneaked regular junk food

outside the home....so her progress did not match that of her brother.

I have had a fight with her last night and she promised to just do SCD

with DW products. I hope that she keeps her promise but am not very

optimistic....

Elaine did not like the pomegranade juice. Some of the stuff is for

advanced SCDers. The nut bars are not for beginners. If you use their

products,just start with a tiny bit in case the food is too advanced

for you.

It is very important to realize that DW has 2 seperate businesses. One

is a catering service for residents of BP. It is an informal network

of friends who recruited friends and neighbors to do SCD for IBD.

These foods get made in the home of the owner of DW and get delivered

by a friend who works in BP. Since they are all friends,the food does

not need to be made in a cetified kitchen. These friends learned about

SCD from the owner of DW and consider her their leader and counselor.

The people of BP are very reluctant to change. If you visit their

neighborhood,you will think that you are in a different century.

When a certain SCD advanced food was declared illegal,they resisted

and continued using it and DW continued selling it to them. This

angered several SCD leaders....

The website was created after this controversy.

It is not made for the informal group of friends from BP but for the

internet community. Most of the DW internet clients come from the ASD

community. The food there is made in a cetified kitchen by a baker

and they do not use that advanced controversial product. I have tasted

both the " internet food " and the BP food and they sure taste

different! The owner of DW really wants to work with us. If a certain

food does not agree with our children then we should tell them and

they will remove it from the website.

I think that the best compromise it to label SCD with DW products as

the " DW diet " . If anyone does not get good results on the DW diet,then

they should not blame SCD. The parent should retry and do SCD with

just using homemade foods.

Unfortunately,many moms do SCD but give GFCF treats to their children

because they do not know how to bake. I feel that it is our obligation

to let parents know that there is another alternative.

I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

dish).

I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

easy and fun!!!

mimi

Please send me any feedback regarding DW products.

[Guest guest]

> Hi Carol,

>

> I have used the Digestive Wellness products for a long time and am

> happy. I have a teenage daughter who felt deprived because she only

> got homemade food. I tried to use their products as a compromise. My

> daughter did fine with their products. I did not give my son any of

> their products. When my daughter did SCD with digestive wellness

> products she made more progress than her brother who did not use the

> DW products. That is because she is younger and a female.

> Unfortunately, my dd decided to rebel and sneaked regular junk food

> outside the home....so her progress did not match that of her brother.

> I have had a fight with her last night and she promised to just do SCD

> with DW products. I hope that she keeps her promise but am not very

> optimistic....

>

>

> Elaine did not like the pomegranade juice. Some of the stuff is for

> advanced SCDers. The nut bars are not for beginners. If you use their

> products,just start with a tiny bit in case the food is too advanced

> for you.

>

>

> It is very important to realize that DW has 2 seperate businesses. One

> is a catering service for residents of BP. It is an informal network

> of friends who recruited friends and neighbors to do SCD for IBD.

> These foods get made in the home of the owner of DW and get delivered

> by a friend who works in BP. Since they are all friends,the food does

> not need to be made in a cetified kitchen. These friends learned about

> SCD from the owner of DW and consider her their leader and counselor.

>

> The people of BP are very reluctant to change. If you visit their

> neighborhood,you will think that you are in a different century.

> When a certain SCD advanced food was declared illegal,they resisted

> and continued using it and DW continued selling it to them. This

> angered several SCD leaders....

>

> The website was created after this controversy.

> It is not made for the informal group of friends from BP but for the

> internet community. Most of the DW internet clients come from the ASD

> community. The food there is made in a cetified kitchen by a baker

> and they do not use that advanced controversial product. I have tasted

> both the " internet food " and the BP food and they sure taste

> different! The owner of DW really wants to work with us. If a certain

> food does not agree with our children then we should tell them and

> they will remove it from the website.

>

> I think that the best compromise it to label SCD with DW products as

> the " DW diet " . If anyone does not get good results on the DW diet,then

> they should not blame SCD. The parent should retry and do SCD with

> just using homemade foods.

>

> Unfortunately,many moms do SCD but give GFCF treats to their children

> because they do not know how to bake. I feel that it is our obligation

> to let parents know that there is another alternative.

>

> I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

> dish).

> I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

> easy and fun!!!

>

> mimi

>

> Please send me any feedback regarding DW products.

The SCD portion of the website implies that all the products on it are approved.

Somehow

and with finality it will have to be checked out. One cannot sacrifice the

official det

protocols for the sake of convenienec. I know cooking from scratch is a

departure but it

can be simplified and there are shortcuts. In discussions with people who do GF

they claim

they only use their commercial convenience foods occasionally.

Bottom line, whatever we do, it just has to be best for healing the children in

my opinion.

A Elaine's memorial service several brought SCD baked goods and it wasn't long

before all

the guests were headed to the SCD table and seemed to favor our creations. They

wanted

the recipes too.

Carol F.

SCD 5 years

Celiac

[Guest guest]

>

> I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

> dish).

> I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

> easy and fun!!!

>

> mimi

Hi Mimi,

Would you tell us what a slow cooker is? Thanks.

Janice

Celiac, SCD for over one year

[Guest guest]

>

> I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

> dish).

> I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

> easy and fun!!!

>

> mimi

Hi Mimi,

Would you tell us what a slow cooker is? Thanks.

Janice

Celiac, SCD for over one year

[Guest guest]

>

> I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

> dish).

> I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

> easy and fun!!!

>

> mimi

Hi Mimi,

Would you tell us what a slow cooker is? Thanks.

Janice

Celiac, SCD for over one year

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > I make nut cakes in the slow cooker without any effort(inside a glass

> > dish).

> > I urge all parents to learn to bake with the SCD products. It is so

> > easy and fun!!!

> >

> > mimi

>

> Hi Mimi,

>

> Would you tell us what a slow cooker is? Thanks.

>

> Janice

> Celiac, SCD for over one year

It's a crock pot.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Jody,

This book was completed by 2 parents of autistic children. Wellness

Pharmacy sells the book and it is also for sale on the same website

that Elaine's website directs you to when telling you to purchase

BTVC. www.digestivewellness.com i think. At wellness pharmacy it has

a sticker on the book that says SCD recipes. If you go to

www.digestivewellness.com and type in " cooking to heal little

tummies " in the search it will pull it up.

-Crystal

> The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

think anyone

> responded about owning/using it.

>

> If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that.

I don't know

> whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

cookbook.

>

> I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

or whether it

> contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

>

> I'd like to know more about it as well.

>

> Jody

> mom to -6 and -9

> SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

Jody,

This book was completed by 2 parents of autistic children. Wellness

Pharmacy sells the book and it is also for sale on the same website

that Elaine's website directs you to when telling you to purchase

BTVC. www.digestivewellness.com i think. At wellness pharmacy it has

a sticker on the book that says SCD recipes. If you go to

www.digestivewellness.com and type in " cooking to heal little

tummies " in the search it will pull it up.

-Crystal

> The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

think anyone

> responded about owning/using it.

>

> If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that.

I don't know

> whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

cookbook.

>

> I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

or whether it

> contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

>

> I'd like to know more about it as well.

>

> Jody

> mom to -6 and -9

> SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

Jody,

This book was completed by 2 parents of autistic children. Wellness

Pharmacy sells the book and it is also for sale on the same website

that Elaine's website directs you to when telling you to purchase

BTVC. www.digestivewellness.com i think. At wellness pharmacy it has

a sticker on the book that says SCD recipes. If you go to

www.digestivewellness.com and type in " cooking to heal little

tummies " in the search it will pull it up.

-Crystal

> The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

think anyone

> responded about owning/using it.

>

> If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of that.

I don't know

> whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

cookbook.

>

> I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

or whether it

> contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

>

> I'd like to know more about it as well.

>

> Jody

> mom to -6 and -9

> SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

I say 2 parents of Autistic children but then again I'm not 100%

sure of that. They had a stand up at the GALA this year (frundraiser

for AUtism Society of Alabama) and it talked about the kids being

autistic and being on the diet.... but I now thinking about it I am

not sure if it was the authors children or someone elses. Either way

the sticker says SCD recipes.

-Crystal

> > The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

> think anyone

> > responded about owning/using it.

> >

> > If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of

that.

> I don't know

> > whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

> cookbook.

> >

> > I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

> or whether it

> > contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

> >

> > I'd like to know more about it as well.

> >

> > Jody

> > mom to -6 and -9

> > SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

I say 2 parents of Autistic children but then again I'm not 100%

sure of that. They had a stand up at the GALA this year (frundraiser

for AUtism Society of Alabama) and it talked about the kids being

autistic and being on the diet.... but I now thinking about it I am

not sure if it was the authors children or someone elses. Either way

the sticker says SCD recipes.

-Crystal

> > The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

> think anyone

> > responded about owning/using it.

> >

> > If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of

that.

> I don't know

> > whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

> cookbook.

> >

> > I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

> or whether it

> > contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

> >

> > I'd like to know more about it as well.

> >

> > Jody

> > mom to -6 and -9

> > SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

I say 2 parents of Autistic children but then again I'm not 100%

sure of that. They had a stand up at the GALA this year (frundraiser

for AUtism Society of Alabama) and it talked about the kids being

autistic and being on the diet.... but I now thinking about it I am

not sure if it was the authors children or someone elses. Either way

the sticker says SCD recipes.

-Crystal

> > The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

> think anyone

> > responded about owning/using it.

> >

> > If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of

that.

> I don't know

> > whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

> cookbook.

> >

> > I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

> or whether it

> > contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

> >

> > I'd like to know more about it as well.

> >

> > Jody

> > mom to -6 and -9

> > SCD 31 months

[Guest guest]

> I say 2 parents of Autistic children but then again I'm not 100%

> sure of that. They had a stand up at the GALA this year (frundraiser

> for AUtism Society of Alabama) and it talked about the kids being

> autistic and being on the diet.... but I now thinking about it I am

> not sure if it was the authors children or someone elses. Either way

> the sticker says SCD recipes.

>

> -Crystal

>

The names of the authors do not appear on the website which is unusual. I have

asked DW

for more information. SCD has a pending trademark which also does not appear.

When

you think about it, we post our own recipes here, but Jody approves them first.

Do you wonder why we are so fussy. I got some dried prunes and did not notice

potassium

sorbate was added as a preservative. I got so sick!

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

I spoke to one of the authors on the phone and yes, they indeed have children

with ASD. One of the recipes includes Applegate Farms bacon. That won't work

right now because there bacon currently contains cane juice.

Beth Bivens

Re: Cooking to Heal Little Tummies

I say 2 parents of Autistic children but then again I'm not 100%

sure of that. They had a stand up at the GALA this year (frundraiser

for AUtism Society of Alabama) and it talked about the kids being

autistic and being on the diet.... but I now thinking about it I am

not sure if it was the authors children or someone elses. Either way

the sticker says SCD recipes.

-Crystal

> > The book has been mentioned at least one other time, but I don't

> think anyone

> > responded about owning/using it.

> >

> > If it was created by anyone on this list, I am not aware of

that.

> I don't know

> > whether the authors had Elaine's permission to publish an SCD

> cookbook.

> >

> > I don't know whether it is a compilation of recipes found online

> or whether it

> > contains new and original recipes by the authors themselves.

> >

> > I'd like to know more about it as well.

> >

> > Jody

> > mom to -6 and -9

> > SCD 31 months

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]

Hi Carol,

I realize that before a book is printed for the SCD it needs to be reviewed by

higher

authority to ensure it's permissible. I apologize for selling this book on my

website

before it was reviewed.

This cookbook was written by Jenna and Hagood: Two moms of

autistic

children who wanted to share their great recipes with the public.

I will not be selling this cookbook on my website until I get an approval from

you and

some other women.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Esther

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol,

I realize that before a book is printed for the SCD it needs to be reviewed by

higher

authority to ensure it's permissible. I apologize for selling this book on my

website

before it was reviewed.

This cookbook was written by Jenna and Hagood: Two moms of

autistic

children who wanted to share their great recipes with the public.

I will not be selling this cookbook on my website until I get an approval from

you and

some other women.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Esther

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol,

I realize that before a book is printed for the SCD it needs to be reviewed by

higher

authority to ensure it's permissible. I apologize for selling this book on my

website

before it was reviewed.

This cookbook was written by Jenna and Hagood: Two moms of

autistic

children who wanted to share their great recipes with the public.

I will not be selling this cookbook on my website until I get an approval from

you and

some other women.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

Esther

Carol F.

SCD 5 years, celiac