SCD and Kidney stones

[Guest guest]

My wife is considering SCD to help with her IBS. She also has kidney stones and

her Urologist has told her not to eat nuts. What should she do?

[Guest guest]

I think one could live without nuts on the diet. I have made nut flour baked

goods, but don't really eat them much. If she could live without baked goods,

she's be fine. There is plenty of other things to eat.

PJ

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> My wife is considering SCD to help with her IBS. She also has kidney stones

and her Urologist has told her not to eat nuts. What should she do?

>

[Guest guest]

At 10:06 PM 12/21/2009, you wrote:

My wife is considering SCD to

help with her IBS. She also has kidney stones and her Urologist has told

her not to eat nuts. What should she do?

Did the urologist say " all nuts " or certain specific ones? Did

s/he say why no nuts?

In any case, despite the plethora of nut-based recipes, SCD is not

" the nut diet. " You can do SCD without ever going near a

nut.

—

Marilyn

New

Orleans, Louisiana, USA

Undiagnosed IBS since 1976, SCD since 2001

Darn Good SCD Cook

No Human Children

Shadow & Sunny Longhair Dachshund

[Guest guest]

My wife is considering SCD to help with her IBS. She also has kidney

stones and her Urologist has told her not to eat nuts. What should she do?

I have IBS and there is plenty on SCD I cannot have yet. Nuts are

OK, especially almond butter, but I cannot have dairy, eggs, red

meat, or a lot of veggies. I still consider that I am making

progress and that eventually my diet will probably broaden. When the

right time comes.

IBS

SCD 5 months

LDN 2.5 months