Anybody have problem with SCD safe peanut butter causing bizzare behavior?

[Guest guest]

My son has ate half a jar of peanut butter.....we didn't know he

had...he is sneaky. He is now bounceing of the walls....not

listening...back to ADHD like behavior.....

Thanks to the list serve we realized that almonds where not going to

work for us.....now peanuts? What do you guys know? We don't think

we have an allergy......?

Thanks Antoinette,

SCD entire family day 18

[Guest guest]

Out of all the nuts and nutbutters, peanut butter is the worst for autistic or

adhd children. There's two fold problems.

1) High Phenols

2) aflatoxins

Aflatoxins are the byproducts of a fungus that prefers peanuts. They strain

the body in the excretion, using body reserves of glutathione, stressing the

liver, and strain the whole body like any toxin or heavy metal exposure.

And of course, high phenols. At least with almonds, even though medium

phenolic content, as the body starts healing, over time there will be a bigger

tolerance. Almonds are easily digested otherwise.

We have been using Houston's No-Fenol enzymes, which have helped tremendously

this past year with increasing my son's tolerance for higher phenol food.

Actually, my sons are fine with almonds in moderation now, but we went 8 months

with no peanuts (there is no known allergy or sensitivity here), and upon

reintroduction nothing happened, but the second time and on, Hunter started

reacting with hyperactivity as before.

Are you using digestive enzymes? They will help slowly heal these phenol

issues, amongst other attributes.

Summer

kikijabunce ajbunce@...> wrote:

My son has ate half a jar of peanut butter.....we didn't know he

had...he is sneaky. He is now bounceing of the walls....not

listening...back to ADHD like behavior.....

Thanks to the list serve we realized that almonds where not going to

work for us.....now peanuts? What do you guys know? We don't think

we have an allergy......?

Thanks Antoinette,

SCD entire family day 18

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]

Out of all the nuts and nutbutters, peanut butter is the worst for autistic or

adhd children. There's two fold problems.

1) High Phenols

2) aflatoxins

Aflatoxins are the byproducts of a fungus that prefers peanuts. They strain

the body in the excretion, using body reserves of glutathione, stressing the

liver, and strain the whole body like any toxin or heavy metal exposure.

And of course, high phenols. At least with almonds, even though medium

phenolic content, as the body starts healing, over time there will be a bigger

tolerance. Almonds are easily digested otherwise.

We have been using Houston's No-Fenol enzymes, which have helped tremendously

this past year with increasing my son's tolerance for higher phenol food.

Actually, my sons are fine with almonds in moderation now, but we went 8 months

with no peanuts (there is no known allergy or sensitivity here), and upon

reintroduction nothing happened, but the second time and on, Hunter started

reacting with hyperactivity as before.

Are you using digestive enzymes? They will help slowly heal these phenol

issues, amongst other attributes.

Summer

kikijabunce ajbunce@...> wrote:

My son has ate half a jar of peanut butter.....we didn't know he

had...he is sneaky. He is now bounceing of the walls....not

listening...back to ADHD like behavior.....

Thanks to the list serve we realized that almonds where not going to

work for us.....now peanuts? What do you guys know? We don't think

we have an allergy......?

Thanks Antoinette,

SCD entire family day 18

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]

Out of all the nuts and nutbutters, peanut butter is the worst for autistic or

adhd children. There's two fold problems.

1) High Phenols

2) aflatoxins

Aflatoxins are the byproducts of a fungus that prefers peanuts. They strain

the body in the excretion, using body reserves of glutathione, stressing the

liver, and strain the whole body like any toxin or heavy metal exposure.

And of course, high phenols. At least with almonds, even though medium

phenolic content, as the body starts healing, over time there will be a bigger

tolerance. Almonds are easily digested otherwise.

We have been using Houston's No-Fenol enzymes, which have helped tremendously

this past year with increasing my son's tolerance for higher phenol food.

Actually, my sons are fine with almonds in moderation now, but we went 8 months

with no peanuts (there is no known allergy or sensitivity here), and upon

reintroduction nothing happened, but the second time and on, Hunter started

reacting with hyperactivity as before.

Are you using digestive enzymes? They will help slowly heal these phenol

issues, amongst other attributes.

Summer

kikijabunce ajbunce@...> wrote:

My son has ate half a jar of peanut butter.....we didn't know he

had...he is sneaky. He is now bounceing of the walls....not

listening...back to ADHD like behavior.....

Thanks to the list serve we realized that almonds where not going to

work for us.....now peanuts? What do you guys know? We don't think

we have an allergy......?

Thanks Antoinette,

SCD entire family day 18

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