Guest guest Posted May 2, 2006 Report Share Posted May 2, 2006 Dear Everyone: About 4 weeks ago someone recommended Dr. Langford's paper " Comprehensive Guide to Autism " . I have since tried to read and understand it. It has been difficult. One of his suggestions was for a child who is salicylate sensitive to use apple cider vinegar. I was hesitant to use it because I thought it would be high in salicylates. Does anyone know about this benefit for apple cider vinegar? Any input would be helpful. Thanks, Eileen 7 year old daughter ADHD 7 months SCD (9 months Feingold) Mother has UC SCD for 1 year 4 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2006 Report Share Posted May 2, 2006 in my experience plain white vinegar is better, you can add a bit to water or warm milk to about 55C and drip enough vinegar in to separate it into curds and whey, the curds really need the www.houstonni.com peptizyde to help digest them i think it basically just helps make the stomach a bit more acid > > > Dear Everyone: > > About 4 weeks ago someone recommended Dr. Langford's paper " Comprehensive Guide to Autism " . I have since tried to read and understand it. It has been difficult. One of his suggestions was for a child who is salicylate sensitive to use apple cider vinegar. I was hesitant to use it because I thought it would be high in salicylates. Does anyone know about this benefit for apple cider vinegar? Any input would be helpful. Thanks, Eileen > > 7 year old daughter ADHD 7 months SCD (9 months Feingold) > Mother has UC SCD for 1 year 4 months > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 5, 2006 Report Share Posted May 5, 2006 Eileen, How do I get a hold of Dr. Langford's Comprehensive guide? Can you send me a link or phone #? TIA, andrew wrote: in my experience plain white vinegar is better, you can add a bit to water or warm milk to about 55C and drip enough vinegar in to separate it into curds and whey, the curds really need the www.houstonni.com peptizyde to help digest them i think it basically just helps make the stomach a bit more acid > > > Dear Everyone: > > About 4 weeks ago someone recommended Dr. Langford's paper " Comprehensive Guide to Autism " . I have since tried to read and understand it. It has been difficult. One of his suggestions was for a child who is salicylate sensitive to use apple cider vinegar. I was hesitant to use it because I thought it would be high in salicylates. Does anyone know about this benefit for apple cider vinegar? Any input would be helpful. Thanks, Eileen > > 7 year old daughter ADHD 7 months SCD (9 months Feingold) > Mother has UC SCD for 1 year 4 months > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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