Re: Just wondering if anyone else the same experience as me

May 18, 2001

Your child is 5. It takes longer for the diet to work on some and sometimes

the changes are so little that you wont notice the good till they slip up. I

hear you should give it an entire year. If you have nothing after a year then

go off. It will take your child longer to get the peptides out of his system

cause he is older.

May 19, 2001

.. So you gave him his MMR booster separated? By how many months?

We waited 4 months in between the shots

Did you supplement with vit A during this time?

We didn't supplement with anything except I did give him extra OJ...if that

counts.

Did you see any regression or a plateu in his progress after?

There was no regression or plateau.........as a matter of fact you never

would have known that he got the shots......he didn't even get puffed up or

fevered or anything.

Thanks

Judy

May 19, 2001

Judy,

I strongly urge to give it at least one year. Especially since your

child is older. I would also strongly recommend keeping a food diary. Keep

track of what the child eats to the letter. Also keep track of your child's

disposition day in and day out. Later you can correlate your results. Look

for a common denominator such as corn for example.

Our child was not yet 3 when we started and it has been about a year

now and we are totally sold on the diet.

Pat in Ohio (Dad to 3 1/2 asd and Tori nt)

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