Re: How to know apples R safe? HOW can I know what to feed him on intro diet?

[Guest guest]

Suzanne,

You're going to have to provide us with a list of what he CAN eat.

There's not really any way that we can make suitable recommendations

without knowing what IS okay to feed him.

What is he actually (IgE) allergic to?

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

[Guest guest]

Suzanne,

You're going to have to provide us with a list of what he CAN eat.

There's not really any way that we can make suitable recommendations

without knowing what IS okay to feed him.

What is he actually (IgE) allergic to?

Jody

mom to -7 and -9

SCD 1/03

[Guest guest]

>

> I'm still trying to establish a safe list of food for the intro diet,

> and so far, the only food I feel secure about are certain meats my

> child is not allergic to (so far) - buffalo, lamb, ostrich, and two

> vegetables: spinach and zucchini. I was hoping he could eat pear sauce

> and apple sauce, but he's never eaten much of them in the past since we

> excluded all fruits assuming that sugars of any kind feed yeast. He's

> also been allergic to pears and apples in the past.

Do not deny your child fruits and vegetables as a high protein diet is

unbalanced. Our SCD

restricts only certain types of carbs but not the quantity. if yast is a concern

there are anti-

fungals and you can just be moderate with fuit and honey and later with dried

fruit but

should not have to exclude them.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Jody,

The list of things he's IgE allergic to is too long to write. It's

easier to list the things we know he tolerates. Many of his allergies

are old, but we stopped challenging them because even if he tolerates

them for a little while he often develops reactions all over again. So

while we do give him small amounts of low-allergen foods, we do it in a

heavy rotation (no more than 2 days on/5 days off).

This list is for IgE allergies only. I've omitted the disaccharide

foods that he tolerates, such as quinoa and millet.

MEATS:

Ostrich

lamb

buffalo

grass-fed beef, small amounts

VEGETABLES:

spinach

cabbage

brussel sprout

cucumber

asparagus

zucchini

broccoli (slight allergy)

squash and pumpkin (slight allergy)

onion

celeriac

beets

rutabagas

turnips

FRUITS:

cranberry

lemon (slight allergy)

papaya (slight allergy)

apple (slight allergy)

pear (old allergy)

grape (old allergy)

blueberry (never tested or introduced til recently)

I'm willing to try apple and pear on a rotated basis for the first few

days of the SCD intro diet. Otherwise, there's nothing except spinach,

zucchini and meat I can give him on the intro diet. But how will I know

if his gut tolerates them? Up to now, we've only worried about his IgE

reactions, which are usually limited to eczema. How will I know if

they're okay for his gut? What signs should I look for to know if

they're okay?

Suzanne

>

> Suzanne,

>

> You're going to have to provide us with a list of what he CAN eat.

>

> There's not really any way that we can make suitable recommendations

> without knowing what IS okay to feed him.

>

> What is he actually (IgE) allergic to?

>

>

> Jody

> mom to -7 and -9

> SCD 1/03

>

[Guest guest]

Jody,

The list of things he's IgE allergic to is too long to write. It's

easier to list the things we know he tolerates. Many of his allergies

are old, but we stopped challenging them because even if he tolerates

them for a little while he often develops reactions all over again. So

while we do give him small amounts of low-allergen foods, we do it in a

heavy rotation (no more than 2 days on/5 days off).

This list is for IgE allergies only. I've omitted the disaccharide

foods that he tolerates, such as quinoa and millet.

MEATS:

Ostrich

lamb

buffalo

grass-fed beef, small amounts

VEGETABLES:

spinach

cabbage

brussel sprout

cucumber

asparagus

zucchini

broccoli (slight allergy)

squash and pumpkin (slight allergy)

onion

celeriac

beets

rutabagas

turnips

FRUITS:

cranberry

lemon (slight allergy)

papaya (slight allergy)

apple (slight allergy)

pear (old allergy)

grape (old allergy)

blueberry (never tested or introduced til recently)

I'm willing to try apple and pear on a rotated basis for the first few

days of the SCD intro diet. Otherwise, there's nothing except spinach,

zucchini and meat I can give him on the intro diet. But how will I know

if his gut tolerates them? Up to now, we've only worried about his IgE

reactions, which are usually limited to eczema. How will I know if

they're okay for his gut? What signs should I look for to know if

they're okay?

Suzanne

>

> Suzanne,

>

> You're going to have to provide us with a list of what he CAN eat.

>

> There's not really any way that we can make suitable recommendations

> without knowing what IS okay to feed him.

>

> What is he actually (IgE) allergic to?

>

>

> Jody

> mom to -7 and -9

> SCD 1/03

>

[Guest guest]

Jody,

The list of things he's IgE allergic to is too long to write. It's

easier to list the things we know he tolerates. Many of his allergies

are old, but we stopped challenging them because even if he tolerates

them for a little while he often develops reactions all over again. So

while we do give him small amounts of low-allergen foods, we do it in a

heavy rotation (no more than 2 days on/5 days off).

This list is for IgE allergies only. I've omitted the disaccharide

foods that he tolerates, such as quinoa and millet.

MEATS:

Ostrich

lamb

buffalo

grass-fed beef, small amounts

VEGETABLES:

spinach

cabbage

brussel sprout

cucumber

asparagus

zucchini

broccoli (slight allergy)

squash and pumpkin (slight allergy)

onion

celeriac

beets

rutabagas

turnips

FRUITS:

cranberry

lemon (slight allergy)

papaya (slight allergy)

apple (slight allergy)

pear (old allergy)

grape (old allergy)

blueberry (never tested or introduced til recently)

I'm willing to try apple and pear on a rotated basis for the first few

days of the SCD intro diet. Otherwise, there's nothing except spinach,

zucchini and meat I can give him on the intro diet. But how will I know

if his gut tolerates them? Up to now, we've only worried about his IgE

reactions, which are usually limited to eczema. How will I know if

they're okay for his gut? What signs should I look for to know if

they're okay?

Suzanne

>

> Suzanne,

>

> You're going to have to provide us with a list of what he CAN eat.

>

> There's not really any way that we can make suitable recommendations

> without knowing what IS okay to feed him.

>

> What is he actually (IgE) allergic to?

>

>

> Jody

> mom to -7 and -9

> SCD 1/03

>