Instead of Miralax - Betonite

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Dear Jzin

I heard Miralax can be absorbed into the system even though the pharmaceutical

company says it does not. I think Bentonite may be helpful to you. It is very

palatable for a young lad and works very well to get rid of accumulated gas.

Please research this on the internet and make your our decision but seems ok.

It is clay from volcanic ash. It is an over the counter drug in France for

colitis. That's how I learned about it. It really gets rid of bloating fast

but most importantly I couldn't find anywhere in the archives that it was

illegal on the diet. It is also an old American Indian remedy for a bad stomach.

Maybe Sheila or Jody will read this and see if they can say whether it is legal.

Instead of an enema, maybe try a child's suppository. Also, there maybe a place

you can go to give the child a colonic. I don't know if they would take a child

but maybe.

Good Luck, I hope this helps, Eileen Brown

SCD 1 year 2 months

[Norton AntiSpam] Instead of Miralax, aloe vera? what

else

Hi

my 2.5 year old ASD son has big belly

and Dr. said he has lots of stool stuck in gut

and recommended enema with children's Fleet enema 3 days

and 1 to 2 months of Miralex!

to clean him out

(he has Aspergers and is doing better with SCd since June 2005)

I hear Miralax is nasty stuff (ingredients)

and hear that 's Aloe Vera is good as a replacement

especially when we are going to use laxative long term 1 to 2 months!

what have you used to clear the big pregnant tummy?

my husband is soooo on board with this

I got the whole family adults and kids enemas

let's see how we handle this

any tips, info welcome

Jzin

D, age 5 regressive autism. SCD since Dec 2003

V, age 2.5 Aspergers. SCD since June 2005-has big belly

E, 15 months old, non vaccinated, a burst of sunshine

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