pancreas - ?

[Guest guest]

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You had mentioned that the Hep B vaccine can damage the pancreas. I

wonder if my daughter's pancreas is damaged. I have been trying for

several weeks to figure out what food she is reacting too (she was

raging), and I finally decided that it might not be a food but instead be

periods of low blood sugar.

What can I do to help her pancreas?

(Also, is the pancreas responsible for producing enzymes to digest casein

and gluten? Or are those enzymes produced in the gut?)

Carolyn

mom to dd, age 10, SCD 7 weeks

[Guest guest]

well all children these days have some degree of pancreas damage or

other, its the basic driver in the explosion of type two diabetes

the pancreas like the brain is very slow to recover from substantial

injury and recovery is never complete

the basic mechanism for recovery is a very slow stem cell migration

that takes place over years to the injured areas, much faster for

children of course and the younger the faster.

you have to take a broad based approach, its not possible to single

out an organ like that for repair

since for organ recovery you have to promote growth factors you are

in an area that scd does not cover well or even can be somewhat

contrary since the first focus of scd is absolute fermentation

reduction.

unfortuantely one of the biggest single growth factor promoters is

cow whey since the cow growth hormone is identical the human and i

don't think yogurt processing preserves the growth hormone

when scd was developed they didn't have this issue of vaccine

intiated pancreas destruction (coupled with low maternal vitamin d

levels)

immunocal make a whey that is very lactose reduced i think but is

expensive http://www.immunocal.com/product.htm

i actually use a teaspoon plain whey mixed with some non-homogensied

warm milk but its always on the edge and very yeast promoting

plus i extensively supplement is a very detailed way that seem to

greatly augment growth factor production

adequate dietary iron is probably important with better oxygenation

of the blood seeming to promote nerve and possibly other growth

facotrs, imo a better way to go about it that hbot

the other big thing is vitmain d, humans are designed to repair and

grow things over summer and skin vitamin d and oral vitmain d are the

hormones that drive this

unfortuantely skin vitamin d (from solar noon sun or a special lamp i

have built) is extremely immuno supressive in the short term which

would not have been such an issue in years past but now we are in a

virla holocats with asian travel spreading new viruses weekly all

through the year

also vitamin is a very wavy molecule with lots of forms that are

wrong and the only oral vitmain d that is correct is the one derived

from sheeps lanolin , the cod liver ok d will also be the right form

but i have deep suspicions about the ablity of cod liver oil to ever

be refined adequately to remove all organic toxins

but vitamin d is an organ repair and general body and muscle growth

hormone, it maks sense it should be a bit immuosupressive since the

immune system is always eating away at body organs like the pancreas

and brain

public health advice on sun exposure is topsy turvey, i have written

up on 'the right sun' ---------- 'skin vitamin d' in the index of

http://tinyurl.com/2csa3

i know parents don't have much time and want simple answers but the

reality is thats there is a burden of reading and research and

experimentation that simply has to be done to be effective

you don't do it , you don't get there and worse, you fall prey to

toxic so called quick fixes like chelation.

you just get in and read and try things, even if you can't understand

it to start, it clarifys

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> You had mentioned that the Hep B vaccine can damage the pancreas.

I

> wonder if my daughter's pancreas is damaged. I have been trying for

> several weeks to figure out what food she is reacting too (she was

> raging), and I finally decided that it might not be a food but

instead be

> periods of low blood sugar.

>

> What can I do to help her pancreas?

>

> (Also, is the pancreas responsible for producing enzymes to digest

casein

> and gluten? Or are those enzymes produced in the gut?)

>

> Carolyn

> mom to dd, age 10, SCD 7 weeks

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you ! I really appreciate your help.

Carolyn