Re: Re: singular for food sensitivies-Jody

February 2, 2006

Thanks for replying Jody. I have some (alot of) questions. Did your son try

3 times the recommended dose of Singulair or just the regular dose? You say he

did poorly. Did he have an adverse reaction or it just didn't do anything? Do

you know if the tablets are SCD legal? I would be suprised. Can you get it

compounded?

I called our DAN! and the secertary (who is so incredibly helpful!) said

that they've never prescribed Gastrocrom and she's never heard of it. She look

it up in a book of prescriptions and couldn't find it. Could you give me a

little more info...who makes it, where I can get it, how much does it cost if it

is not a prescription medication?

Also (sorry, one more), I think you mentioned Quercetin in another post

about allergies. What is this? Thank you so much. We are pretty confident

that solving this food sensitivity issue will result in him finally gaining

weight, so I need to do my reseach.

Thanks,

Elijah, 3, ASD, leaky-gut

a, 2 this month

SCD over 3 months

" Jody G. " momtobandj@...> wrote:

If it's to prevent food allergies, I would ask about using Gastrocrom, not

Singulair.

Our case may be unique, but my younger son did very poorly with Singulair.

Gastrocrom is a mast cell inhibitor and it's taken before each meal to prevent

histamine from being produced.

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

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

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

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