Re: Blood Analysis after Flagyl, Vanco & back on Intro

[Guest guest]

Yeah! Its wonderful to hear he's doing so well. I almost wrote this

last night, but canceled it, but I really want to encourage you to

not beat yourself up for not doing the intro first. IMHO, the whole

diet thing is a journey. We all come to it from different places and

with different things going on in our lives. 6 years ago when I

learned I was a celiac I would have flipped if I would have had to

give up all the sugars, etc. But now, 6 years later, I'm ready.

Some people would have been ready sooner. We've been on SCD 2.5

months and started with the intro, but went too fast, so we did the

intro again with better results. I can foresee that we will probably

do the intro again, after my son's surgery in June (will try to be

SCD legal, but the hospital is hard and my family will try to keep my

daughter scd legal, but there's a big learning curve - there's scd

legal and then there's scd-the-right-stage-legal). And we will

probably repeat it again sometime after that. We all do our best at

the time. All the rambling is just to say don't worry about the

past, maybe you and your son are more ready now. You are doing a

great job - keep it up! :-)

Colby

celiac

2.5 months

DD - multiple food intolerances, scd 2.5 months

>

> I had my son's blood reanalyzed today. I posted a bit back about

> having it checked while on Flagyl for bacteria and parasites and

> Vancomycin for bacteria. At that time, his blood looked terrible

w/

> lots of bacteria, lack of enzymes, slow and clumpy cells, liver

> stress, cholesterol, dead and decaying large parasites, etc.

> Cody has been on the Intro 2 days now, I did add a bit of banana

> from stage 1 since he had been having diarrhea after juice jello.

> His cheeks are clear, no redness, mood is good and calmer and his

> blood looks BEAUTIFUL! I was so delighted since I have never seen

> his blood look this good. The SCD intro diet really agrees with

> him. No sign of virus, no bacteria, no liver stress, nice round

> healthy looking cells- but, he did have an unusually high (for

him)

> amount of metals and toxins. My theory is that the SCD is making

> his body detox itself as nature intended. He has been on SCD a

> little over one month and I know now I should've started the intro

> at first and who knows how great he would be doing now!

> We are all so pleased with the SCD and feel we are finally on the

> right track with Cody and regaining his health.

> Janet- mom to Cody- 5 yrs old- SCD since 4-17-06, restarted

right

> way with intro 5-21-06

>

[Guest guest]

Colby,

What an encouraging reply! Thank you- you made my day!

Janet, mom to Cody- 5 yrs old- multi food allergies, leaky gut,

etc. - SCD since 4-17-06, restarting w/ intro 5-21-06

>

> Yeah! Its wonderful to hear he's doing so well. I almost wrote

this

> last night, but canceled it, but I really want to encourage you to

> not beat yourself up for not doing the intro first. IMHO, the

whole

> diet thing is a journey. We all come to it from different places

and

> with different things going on in our lives. 6 years ago when I

> learned I was a celiac I would have flipped if I would have had to

> give up all the sugars, etc. But now, 6 years later, I'm ready.

> Some people would have been ready sooner. We've been on SCD 2.5

> months and started with the intro, but went too fast, so we did

the

> intro again with better results. I can foresee that we will

probably

> do the intro again, after my son's surgery in June (will try to be

> SCD legal, but the hospital is hard and my family will try to keep

my

> daughter scd legal, but there's a big learning curve - there's scd

> legal and then there's scd-the-right-stage-legal). And we will

> probably repeat it again sometime after that. We all do our best

at

> the time. All the rambling is just to say don't worry about the

> past, maybe you and your son are more ready now. You are doing a

> great job - keep it up! :-)

>

> Colby

> celiac

> 2.5 months

> DD - multiple food intolerances, scd 2.5 months

>

[Guest guest]

What blood test would one order? Could any lab do the proper

testing/analysis with a Dr.'s script?

Thanks,

Debbie - mom of Simon, ASD, 9yrs. old

At 04:17 PM 5/22/2006, you wrote:

>I had my son's blood reanalyzed today. I posted a bit back about

>having it checked while on Flagyl for bacteria and parasites and

>Vancomycin for bacteria. At that time, his blood looked terrible w/

>lots of bacteria, lack of enzymes, slow and clumpy cells, liver

>stress, cholesterol, dead and decaying large parasites, etc.

>Cody has been on the Intro 2 days now, I did add a bit of banana

>from stage 1 since he had been having diarrhea after juice jello.

>His cheeks are clear, no redness, mood is good and calmer and his

>blood looks BEAUTIFUL! I was so delighted since I have never seen

>his blood look this good. The SCD intro diet really agrees with

>him. No sign of virus, no bacteria, no liver stress, nice round

>healthy looking cells- but, he did have an unusually high (for him)

>amount of metals and toxins. My theory is that the SCD is making

>his body detox itself as nature intended. He has been on SCD a

>little over one month and I know now I should've started the intro

>at first and who knows how great he would be doing now!

>We are all so pleased with the SCD and feel we are finally on the

>right track with Cody and regaining his health.

> Janet- mom to Cody- 5 yrs old- SCD since 4-17-06, restarted right

>way with intro 5-21-06

>

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>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

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Debbie,

I had this analysis done by a naturopath licensed to do microananlysis

of the blood (correct title??). Some states will give a naturopath

the same rights for prescriptions, etc as a regular MD, but Virginia,

where I live, doesn't. So, nothing is covered by insurance, but it's

generally cheaper than going to a regular doc. You could also call

around as a chiropractor may offer this too.

Beware of anyone who will do the analysis then tell you that you need

to buy hundreds of dollars worth of their products to fix your

problems!

I usually tell my DAN doc about the results, etc. but it's not

something she has me do or has to be prescribed. The first visit was

$50 and followups are only $25. I use it as a snapshot to see what's

going on in my family every now and then.

Here's a site I bookmarked with photos of what types of cells and

stuff you may see: (not endorsing the site or it's products at all-

only like the photos)

http://healthenlightenment.com/live-blood-cell-analysis.shtml

I keep meaning to take photos to record Cody's progress as my friend

does for her child, but am too scattered to remember.

Janet, mom to Cody- SCD since 4-17-06, restarted intro 5-21-06,

multi food allergies, leaky gut, etc.

> >I had my son's blood reanalyzed today. I posted a bit back about

> >having it checked while on Flagyl for bacteria and parasites and

> >Vancomycin for bacteria. At that time, his blood looked terrible w/

> >lots of bacteria, lack of enzymes, slow and clumpy cells, liver

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for the info, Janet!

Debbie

At 01:07 PM 5/23/2006, you wrote:

>Hi Debbie,

>I had this analysis done by a naturopath licensed to do microananlysis

>of the blood (correct title??). Some states will give a naturopath

>the same rights for prescriptions, etc as a regular MD, but Virginia,

>where I live, doesn't. So, nothing is covered by insurance, but it's

>generally cheaper than going to a regular doc. You could also call

>around as a chiropractor may offer this too.

>Beware of anyone who will do the analysis then tell you that you need

>to buy hundreds of dollars worth of their products to fix your

>problems!

>I usually tell my DAN doc about the results, etc. but it's not

>something she has me do or has to be prescribed. The first visit was

>$50 and followups are only $25. I use it as a snapshot to see what's

>going on in my family every now and then.

>Here's a site I bookmarked with photos of what types of cells and

>stuff you may see: (not endorsing the site or it's products at all-

>only like the photos)

>http://healthenlightenment.com/live-blood-cell-analysis.shtml

>I keep meaning to take photos to record Cody's progress as my friend

>does for her child, but am too scattered to remember.

> Janet, mom to Cody- SCD since 4-17-06, restarted intro 5-21-06,

>multi food allergies, leaky gut, etc.

>

>

>

> > >I had my son's blood reanalyzed today. I posted a bit back about

> > >having it checked while on Flagyl for bacteria and parasites and

> > >Vancomycin for bacteria. At that time, his blood looked terrible w/

> > >lots of bacteria, lack of enzymes, slow and clumpy cells, liver

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>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

>

>