Re: How to analyze the bad breath and stools

[Guest guest]

> Hi Toni, sorry I can't help you but was thinking exactly the same thing these

past few days, could do with learning stool analysis at school !!!!!!! wouldn't

that be great, it's so indicative of what's going on in the body, even some tips

about colour of stools etc would be useful, if I find anything I'll let you

know,

love Josie mama to Kai ( 5 NT) and Jay (3 ASD)

> Hello, I have gone to enzymestuff-great website. I am trying to learn

> more about the smell of my sons breath as well as the different smell

> of his stools-gross but great indicator. We have had no tests done so I

> am really trying to educate myself on these signs. Any one know of any

> websites or other sources of helpfull info regarding breath and stool

> odours and what the mean. Thanks Toni mom to Matteo ASD 4yrsold SCD

> since oct/05

>

[Guest guest]

I discovered from personal experience with battleing celiac disase

fruitlessly with Gluten Free Casein Free diet that my bad breath was

mostly a result to Vitamin B12 and B6 deficiency. I became so sick

eating this way. So did my celiac daughter. Who slipped into Autism

thanks to injured intestines.

I discovered this looking up what all the vitamins that some one

becomes difecient in (listed in Elaine's book) and discovering there

consequenceds in a nutrition book that I looked up in the library.

My doctor has been supplementing my diet with B12 nasal gel/spray

(B12 does not absorb too well in the beginning by the intestines).

Some have benifited from B12 shots..although rather painful. I also

take a B complex and Multi-vitamin (Freedas SCD safe Vitamins),

since you should never take just one B at a time it takes them all

to work right. I crush the Freeda Vitamins in apple sauce with a

little honey for my kids.

WE also eat foods high in B12...organic or range fed hormone free

livers and organ meats. I don't trust anything else...thanks to all

the toxins in our food, especialy organ meats. Our kids love

liver! They don't know any better. And we haven't told them what

the rest of the world thinks of the stuff.

Thrush also stinks....but now that my B12 levels are getting into

balance and my gut is healing...my breath is much much better. And

I have also learned that the body uses HUGE amounts of B12 fighting

this vicious cycle...it is also used up during the metabolizing and

digestion of foods.

Oh, almost forgot...our poops don't stink any more either. Are

daughter had such bad steatorrhea (undigested fat in the stools)

that her poop truly smelled vinegary, putred and rancid and just

HORRIBLE...that too dissapeared the first month. THANK GOD!

Because she is still using diapers.

Hope this may help you. Antoinette

(2+ months SCDiet entire family of five/family problems: Celiac

Disease/injured intestines/ASD/ADHD/ADD and hyperekplexia...all

healing when no other way worked.)

> > Hi Toni, sorry I can't help you but was thinking exactly the

same thing these

> past few days, could do with learning stool analysis at

school !!!!!!! wouldn't

> that be great, it's so indicative of what's going on in the body,

even some tips

> about colour of stools etc would be useful, if I find anything

I'll let you know,

> love Josie mama to Kai ( 5 NT) and Jay (3 ASD)

>

>

>

> > Hello, I have gone to enzymestuff-great website. I am trying to

learn

> > more about the smell of my sons breath as well as the different

smell

> > of his stools-gross but great indicator. We have had no tests

done so I

> > am really trying to educate myself on these signs. Any one know

of any

> > websites or other sources of helpfull info regarding breath and

stool

> > odours and what the mean. Thanks Toni mom to Matteo ASD 4yrsold

SCD

> > since oct/05

> >

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