Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

[Guest guest]

Nana,

If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to me. The

redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral and stool

changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It lasted nearly 3

weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication, digestion...) was

improved on the other side. Regressions have proven hard but worth it. It's

best to go to the foods that are the easiest to digest during this time.

Take care,

Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

a 2 this month

All SCD nearly 4 months

hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

(from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

without the help we're now getting from you.

-Nana

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]

Nana,

If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to me. The

redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral and stool

changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It lasted nearly 3

weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication, digestion...) was

improved on the other side. Regressions have proven hard but worth it. It's

best to go to the foods that are the easiest to digest during this time.

Take care,

Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

a 2 this month

All SCD nearly 4 months

hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

(from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

without the help we're now getting from you.

-Nana

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]

Nana,

If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to me. The

redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral and stool

changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It lasted nearly 3

weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication, digestion...) was

improved on the other side. Regressions have proven hard but worth it. It's

best to go to the foods that are the easiest to digest during this time.

Take care,

Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

a 2 this month

All SCD nearly 4 months

hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

(from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

without the help we're now getting from you.

-Nana

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]

What do you think are the cause of these regressions?

Yeast die-off? Would this happen even if the child has been on antifungals?

wondering, Becky

[Guest guest]

What do you think are the cause of these regressions?

Yeast die-off? Would this happen even if the child has been on antifungals?

wondering, Becky

[Guest guest]

What do you think are the cause of these regressions?

Yeast die-off? Would this happen even if the child has been on antifungals?

wondering, Becky

[Guest guest]

>

>

> What do you think are the cause of these regressions?

> Yeast die-off? Would this happen even if the child has been on antifungals?

Die off is common in adults on SCD as well and not neccessarily linked to yeast.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Hi Nana,

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

ELECTROLYTE DRINK

from the LI Listserve

1 quart boiled water

2 tbsp. honey

1/4 tsp. of salt

1/4 tsp.baking soda

Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

After that, a new batch should be made.

Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Hi Nana,

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

ELECTROLYTE DRINK

from the LI Listserve

1 quart boiled water

2 tbsp. honey

1/4 tsp. of salt

1/4 tsp.baking soda

Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

After that, a new batch should be made.

Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Hi Nana,

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

ELECTROLYTE DRINK

from the LI Listserve

1 quart boiled water

2 tbsp. honey

1/4 tsp. of salt

1/4 tsp.baking soda

Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

After that, a new batch should be made.

Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

Sheila

[Guest guest]

Thanks. We'll try that. (The sore tummy did come the day after the diluted

white grap juice.)

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Hi Nana,

>

>> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

>> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

>> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

>> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

>> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

>> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

>> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

>> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

>> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

>

> Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

> have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

> has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

> couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

> veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

> prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

> the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

>

> ELECTROLYTE DRINK

> from the LI Listserve

>

> 1 quart boiled water

> 2 tbsp. honey

> 1/4 tsp. of salt

> 1/4 tsp.baking soda

>

> Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

> After that, a new batch should be made.

>

> Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

>

> Sheila

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> 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]

Thanks. We'll try that. (The sore tummy did come the day after the diluted

white grap juice.)

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Hi Nana,

>

>> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

>> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

>> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

>> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

>> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

>> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

>> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

>> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

>> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

>

> Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

> have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

> has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

> couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

> veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

> prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

> the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

>

> ELECTROLYTE DRINK

> from the LI Listserve

>

> 1 quart boiled water

> 2 tbsp. honey

> 1/4 tsp. of salt

> 1/4 tsp.baking soda

>

> Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

> After that, a new batch should be made.

>

> Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

>

> Sheila

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> 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]

Thanks. We'll try that. (The sore tummy did come the day after the diluted

white grap juice.)

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Hi Nana,

>

>> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

>> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

>> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

>> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

>> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

>> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

>> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

>> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

>> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy.

>

> Did the sore tummy start just with the loose stools did or did he

> have the sore tummy when you switched the juice. Is it possible he

> has a stomach bug? Whether it is 3 month flare or a stomach bug a

> couple of days of a basic diet (all cooked and peeled fruit and

> veggies) maybe the intro if necessary is probably your best bet. To

> prevent dehydration with the diarrhea :Diluted legal juice and/or

> the electrolyte mix from http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html

>

> ELECTROLYTE DRINK

> from the LI Listserve

>

> 1 quart boiled water

> 2 tbsp. honey

> 1/4 tsp. of salt

> 1/4 tsp.baking soda

>

> Can be kept in refrigerator for 24 hours.

> After that, a new batch should be made.

>

> Has his yeast problems improved at all since being on the diet?

>

> Sheila

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> 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]

Thanks for the quick reply . I sure hope it is shorter than 3 weeks.

I guess if it clears up in a day or 2, then can we assume a food is

involved?

-Nana

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Nana,

>

> If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to

> me. The redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral

> and stool changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It

> lasted nearly 3 weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication,

> digestion...) was improved on the other side. Regressions have proven

> hard but worth it. It's best to go to the foods that are the easiest to

> digest during this time.

>

> Take care,

>

> Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

> a 2 this month

> All SCD nearly 4 months

>

> hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

> general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

> his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

> purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

> easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

> they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

> very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

> (from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

> shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

> in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

> the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

> these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

> without the help we're now getting from you.

> -Nana

>

>

>

>

>

> 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]

Thanks for the quick reply . I sure hope it is shorter than 3 weeks.

I guess if it clears up in a day or 2, then can we assume a food is

involved?

-Nana

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Nana,

>

> If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to

> me. The redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral

> and stool changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It

> lasted nearly 3 weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication,

> digestion...) was improved on the other side. Regressions have proven

> hard but worth it. It's best to go to the foods that are the easiest to

> digest during this time.

>

> Take care,

>

> Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

> a 2 this month

> All SCD nearly 4 months

>

> hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

> general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

> his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

> purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

> easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

> they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

> very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

> (from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

> shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

> in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

> the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

> these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

> without the help we're now getting from you.

> -Nana

>

>

>

>

>

> 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]

Thanks for the quick reply . I sure hope it is shorter than 3 weeks.

I guess if it clears up in a day or 2, then can we assume a food is

involved?

-Nana

Re: Dieoff?, regression?, sensitivity?

> Nana,

>

> If no new foods have been added, sounds like the 3 month regression to

> me. The redness around the bum, dark circles under the eyes and behavioral

> and stool changes all at the same time are all standard symptoms. It

> lasted nearly 3 weeks for us, but everything (behavior, communtication,

> digestion...) was improved on the other side. Regressions have proven

> hard but worth it. It's best to go to the foods that are the easiest to

> digest during this time.

>

> Take care,

>

> Elijah 3 ASD (quickly dropping the label), leaky-gut

> a 2 this month

> All SCD nearly 4 months

>

> hennessymcguire hennessymcguire@...> wrote:

> First of all, thank you for all the postings. We have learned so

> much, but we're still a little insecure here and need some help

> sorting things out. Mike, 27 months old with ASD, SCD 3 months, 4

> day rotational diet (because of sensitivities) 7 weeks, has been

> progressing well (much more babbling, eye contact, engagement,

> signing, etc.) with formed stools every day the last 2 weeks, but

> had loose combined with watery stools today with nothing obviously

> undigested. He also has red skin right around the anus, circles

> under his eyes, and has been acting as if he had a sore tummy. His

> general behavior is also off. We're trying to figure out if one of

> his foods is bothering him (only change this week was switching from

> purple to white grape juice on day 3 because we read that this is

> easier to digest) or if this is what people are talking about when

> they describe either yeast dieoff or 3-month regression. He was

> very yeasty and has been on the following for 3 months: Nystatin

> (from compounding pharmacy), Probiotics, Pro DHA, ASD Plex, and B12

> shots. He also started Kirkman's TMG 3 weeks ago. Could the change

> in juice have caused this or should we wait and see if day 3 is bad

> the next time around? Again, thanks. This diet does so much for

> these little guys, but I don't know how you pioneers survived

> without the help we're now getting from you.

> -Nana

>

>

>

>

>

> 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

>

>

>

>

>