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Hi all, we added back some rice, corn and all fruits and veggies a couple of

months ago because my son was doing so well. Things have gone down hill fast

behaviorally but it has been amidst a bunch of stress too.

I put him back on SCD stage 2 foods for now until I can get things

straightened out and a game plan for starting the diet again. I would love

some help decided what foods to start him on. I know that the intro diet is

the best but I am thinking that he may have some problems with eggs and

bananas.

His obvious symptoms are extreme emotionally charged mood shifts with red

cheeks and red ears (seemingly out of no where). His bowel movements are

mushy and brown. During our 5 months on SCD (hovering around Stage 2/3), he

had maybe 1-2 formed bowel movements but his behavior and cognitive progress

was impressive.

Does anyone have any light to shed? I am assuming that I should put him on

the intro for a few days even though he doesn't have diarrhea? Does his red

cheeks/ears indicated a phenol intolerance or is it yeast? If so, are there

any foods in the intro that I should avoid? Does the mushy poop indicate

that he isn't tolerating something? He also has a nice rash on his bum (he

is pee potty trained and wears underwear)

As a side note, my daughter has the same style of BM and she is NT. I follow

the same diet for her (but not as strictly). Sometimes I wonder if mushy bms

are just what my children produce no matter what I do, lol.

Please shed some light! THANKS

Kelli

Kai (3 1/2 and ASD) SCD 5/28/05 then went to GFCF in October

Tatum (1 1/2 and NT)

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> Hi all, we added back some rice, corn and all fruits and veggies a couple of

> months ago because my son was doing so well. Things have gone down hill fast

> behaviorally but it has been amidst a bunch of stress too.

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Did you wait one year until after the last symptom disappeared as we are

instructed to do?

Carol F.

SCD 6 years, celiac

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