Re: Re: NEW HERE - PLS HELP-SCD INTRO

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I need to ask you a few question reg SCD-INTRO:

1. This is SCD INTRO, isnt it?????::::

ASD Intro Diet

Since the many of the children with ASD were casein free before beginning the

SCD™, here is a list of suggested foods for the intro diet. The intro diet

should be followed for 2-5 days.

Chicken broth

--Chicken broth with pureed cooked carrots

--Chicken broth with chunks of cooked chicken

--Chicken broth with cooked carrot sliced into little " coins "

--Chicken broth with " chicken balls " made from ground chicken

--Chicken broth with " noodles " made from beaten eggs cooked omelette-style into

a " crepe " and then rolled up and thinly sliced

--Chicken egg-drop soup

Chicken pancakes

Roasted chicken

Roasted turkey

Beef broth

--Beef broth with meatballs made from ground beef

Hamburger patties

Eggs

--scrambled

--poached

--hard-boiled

--soft-boiled

--sunny side up

--deviled eggs made with homemade mayo

Homemade jello (made from unflavored real gelatin and purple and/or white grape

juice)

Made in a shallow pan and cut with shaped cookie cutters or into cubes

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2. Did you start with SCD-INTRO with your son??? and what you give him to eat

in first 7 days???

3. As I can see SCD-INTRO is not very pleasant.

4. It says: " Chicken broth " -Does it mean that I need to cook chicken make a

broth, but not to give the meat. Can I give the meat to my son???

5. I dont see to mention bread (I mean brad from nuts or almod flour-SCD

legal),

6. Does it mean that in first 7 days I can not give bread from Almond/Nut

flour-How I will give him eggs without bread???? and can not give him any kind

of fruit, juices, nothing else, just what is writen!!??

7. The next article is BEYOND THE INTRO DIET and there are some Stages (1-5).

---Are these stages after the Intro, after the 7th day????

---There are 5 stages-What is the period of each stage?

8. Nut flour is mentioned in Stage 3, how long I need to wait, or how long I

can not give my son bread????

9. How long I need to wait to give him raw friuts and vegetables??

10. I realy like to start with INTRO but it is too strange, isnt it???

Please reply to this and will foloow more

Regards

Goran

shumadd wrote:

> > >

> > Dear Goran

>

> I don't know where to start as there has been so much improvement

in

> all areas. Last year Js teacher said he may as well not go to

school

> as he wasn't learning and was unaware of anything that was going on

> around him, he took no notice of the other kids and spent playtime

> walking up and down the edge of the playground on his toes and

> wiggling his fingers in front of his eyes. He couldn't understand

> what was said to him if there was a slight background noise and he

> only understood very simple words. He would cover his ears at some

> sounds and really seemed to be in pain when the classroom got

noisy.

> He has always been verbal but didn't talk very much and some people

> couldn't understand him as his speech was poor and he couldn't find

> the words he wanted to use, he would also reverse words ie instead

of

> saying " monsters are only on tv " he said " only monsters are on tv " .

> He was very behind at school and I worried that he'd never read or

> write, he couldn't do simple maths like 2+1.

>

> Now he's a different boy!

> He pays attention in class and puts up his hand to ask and answer

> questions. He can join in group conversations and understands most

of

> what is said to him, his speech and language has improved so that

his

> sentences are long and structured correctly.

> His sensory problems have almost gone, no covering ears and no

> wiggling fingers, he only very occasionly goes up on his toes.

> He's still slightly behind in maths but is reading and writing at

age

> level.

> He has 2 best friends and plays with them every playtime and I mean

> proper pretend play. He rushes in to school now as he can't wait to

> see his friends and he gets invited to their house after school.

> He's become a wonderfully caring, loving little boy, and he loves

to

> play silly tricks on us. He now looks healthier than ever.

>

> We still have a way to go as he's quite clumsy, immature and can

talk

> endlessly about spiderman but I'm confident we'll get there. He's

> finally with us and he says he doesn't feel muddled and puddled

(his

> own description) anymore.

> >

> He's an absolute joy to be with, we can finally laugh together and

> boy do we laugh!

> >

> This diet is healing him

> take care

> > ---------------------------------

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[Guest guest]

Yes, it is important to follow the intro diet as it will clear out a lot of

harmful yeast and bacteria in your son's system. You should expect that his

behavior and stools may even be worse than usual. This isn't true for every

child, but is the case for some. The intro diet should be used for two to five

days depending on the symptoms. Two days of the intro diet is plenty if your

son does not currently have diharea, or does not develop diharea during the

intro diet. If diharea does become a problem during the intro, you should

continue the intro diet for a total of five days and no longer. You can feed

your son the meat from the chicken broth, but you must be sure to make the broth

yourself. Strain out all of the onions, seasonings, and so forth used to make

the broth. You do not have to feed him the foods listed on the intro diet in

those exactly forms. What is important is that you use only those

foods...cooked chicken or ground beef, well cooked carrots, eggs cooked any

style, and either pressed apple cider(not apple juice) or 100% grape juice. In

the U.S., we have Welch's 100% grape juice. It is not even required that he eat

all of these foods during the intro diet. Some children don't drink juice, but

only water. Some children won't eat the chicken or the carrots or the eggs.

What is important is to know the list of foods that are allowed during the intro

diet period. No, breads and other baked goods made with nut flour are not

allowed on the intro diet. As for the beyond the intro information, these foods

are listed to give a guide as to which foods are tolerated first for most

people. Again, this does not mean that your son must eat all of these foods.

It will be many months before you should give him any raw fruits and vegetables

though. For example, my son has been on the SCD for 14 months, and can only

occassionally have raw fruits and vegetables. We didn't even begin to try them

until he had been on SCD for a year or so. Some people can begin to tolerate a

few raw foods earlier. It is again hard to say when you can give your son the

baked goods made with nut flour. Remember that slow and cautious is better than

rushing. It will be very important for you to keep a record of each thing he

eats and drinks each day along with his behaviors and bowel habits each day.

This will be very useful in figuring out if a certain food or drink does not

agree with him. It seems complicated and confusing at first, I know, but it

becomes easier to understand as you go along.

Meleah

Re: Re: NEW HERE - PLS HELP-SCD INTRO

Hi,

I need to ask you a few question reg SCD-INTRO:

1. This is SCD INTRO, isnt it?????::::

ASD Intro Diet

Since the many of the children with ASD were casein free before beginning the

SCDT, here is a list of suggested foods for the intro diet. The intro diet

should be followed for 2-5 days.

Chicken broth

--Chicken broth with pureed cooked carrots

--Chicken broth with chunks of cooked chicken

--Chicken broth with cooked carrot sliced into little " coins "

--Chicken broth with " chicken balls " made from ground chicken

--Chicken broth with " noodles " made from beaten eggs cooked omelette-style

into a " crepe " and then rolled up and thinly sliced

--Chicken egg-drop soup

Chicken pancakes

Roasted chicken

Roasted turkey

Beef broth

--Beef broth with meatballs made from ground beef

Hamburger patties

Eggs

--scrambled

--poached

--hard-boiled

--soft-boiled

--sunny side up

--deviled eggs made with homemade mayo

Homemade jello (made from unflavored real gelatin and purple and/or white

grape juice)

Made in a shallow pan and cut with shaped cookie cutters or into cubes

----------------------------------------------------------

2. Did you start with SCD-INTRO with your son??? and what you give him to eat

in first 7 days???

3. As I can see SCD-INTRO is not very pleasant.

4. It says: " Chicken broth " -Does it mean that I need to cook chicken make a

broth, but not to give the meat. Can I give the meat to my son???

5. I dont see to mention bread (I mean brad from nuts or almod flour-SCD

legal),

6. Does it mean that in first 7 days I can not give bread from Almond/Nut

flour-How I will give him eggs without bread???? and can not give him any kind

of fruit, juices, nothing else, just what is writen!!??

7. The next article is BEYOND THE INTRO DIET and there are some Stages (1-5).

---Are these stages after the Intro, after the 7th day????

---There are 5 stages-What is the period of each stage?

8. Nut flour is mentioned in Stage 3, how long I need to wait, or how long I

can not give my son bread????

9. How long I need to wait to give him raw friuts and vegetables??

10. I realy like to start with INTRO but it is too strange, isnt it???

Please reply to this and will foloow more

Regards

Goran

shumadd wrote:

> > >

> > Dear Goran

>

> I don't know where to start as there has been so much improvement

in

> all areas. Last year Js teacher said he may as well not go to

school

> as he wasn't learning and was unaware of anything that was going on

> around him, he took no notice of the other kids and spent playtime

> walking up and down the edge of the playground on his toes and

> wiggling his fingers in front of his eyes. He couldn't understand

> what was said to him if there was a slight background noise and he

> only understood very simple words. He would cover his ears at some

> sounds and really seemed to be in pain when the classroom got

noisy.

> He has always been verbal but didn't talk very much and some people

> couldn't understand him as his speech was poor and he couldn't find

> the words he wanted to use, he would also reverse words ie instead

of

> saying " monsters are only on tv " he said " only monsters are on tv " .

> He was very behind at school and I worried that he'd never read or

> write, he couldn't do simple maths like 2+1.

>

> Now he's a different boy!

> He pays attention in class and puts up his hand to ask and answer

> questions. He can join in group conversations and understands most

of

> what is said to him, his speech and language has improved so that

his

> sentences are long and structured correctly.

> His sensory problems have almost gone, no covering ears and no

> wiggling fingers, he only very occasionly goes up on his toes.

> He's still slightly behind in maths but is reading and writing at

age

> level.

> He has 2 best friends and plays with them every playtime and I mean

> proper pretend play. He rushes in to school now as he can't wait to

> see his friends and he gets invited to their house after school.

> He's become a wonderfully caring, loving little boy, and he loves

to

> play silly tricks on us. He now looks healthier than ever.

>

> We still have a way to go as he's quite clumsy, immature and can

talk

> endlessly about spiderman but I'm confident we'll get there. He's

> finally with us and he says he doesn't feel muddled and puddled

(his

> own description) anymore.

> >

> He's an absolute joy to be with, we can finally laugh together and

> boy do we laugh!

> >

> This diet is healing him

> take care

> > ---------------------------------

> > Take the Internet to Go: Yahoo!Go puts the Internet in your

pocket:

> mail, news, photos & more.

> >

> >