Guest guest Posted June 17, 2007 Report Share Posted June 17, 2007 Thank you for all these info, Im very gratefull for all you help me. But, there is one more thing I want to ask you and all others. Two months ago my son was ill from bronchopneumony and we were in hospital in our capitol for 2 weeks. As every med check up Dr make a med check up on his kidneys and told us that he has a sand in his kidneys. But, Drs explain us that this is not dangerous and that this is some kind of sediment, grounds and that when we come home we need to buy some mixture, to drink and everything is going to be OK. I must agree that we didnt make any efort to do something for it, it saty in my mind to do something, but as Drs say its not dangerous I saty calm and forget. Yestarday I receive a letter from one lady who mention that long term tea drinking may cause oxilate. Today I receive another mail and read that in autistic children this is common and many children has this kind of issue. I try to explain to this group that my son drink tea a lot and that Drs told us that he has as sand in his kidneys but not seriosly. I receive mails that it looks like oxilates and that it is becoase of gut problem, and oxilates, that I we need to eat low oxilate food, that we can not start SCD becoase SCD is full of oxilate etc, and I was adviced to ask other groups for this. So I became very worried of my son situation. Im going tomorow to Dr and speak about this, but please tell me is is dangerous, can we use SCD, I need much time to find the way out and here comes the problem with oxilates. Please any advice and experience!!! Regards Goran --------------------------------- Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 17, 2007 Report Share Posted June 17, 2007 Hello, My son had " sand " or oxalates in his urine and his stools. The first month of being on SCD my son dumped an incredible amount of oxalates out via his urine and stools. So much that his stools were almost pure " sand " . He wasn't on any nut flours or butters so I knew it couldn't be that. I believe he dumped them all out then after about a month. I don't believe SCD added any problems, in fact, I think it helped get rid of the oxalates. But I found a lot of support and answers from a the Vitamin K Group. who is the moderator has a lot of research and answers. She might be able to help answer some of your questions. She advises the Vitamin K protocol to help with oxalate issues. The list serve address is http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/VitaminK/. She also is supportive of SCD and disagrees that SCD is high oxalate diet. I am sure a moderator will repond soon and have more to help you. Hope this helps, Hinojosa, mother to Benito, 3.5 yo, SCD since 2/14/07 > > Thank you for all these info, Im very gratefull for all you help me. > > But, there is one more thing I want to ask you and all others. > > Two months ago my son was ill from bronchopneumony and we were in hospital in our capitol for 2 weeks. As every med check up Dr make a med check up on his kidneys and told us that he has a sand in his kidneys. But, Drs explain us that this is not dangerous and that this is some kind of sediment, grounds and that when we come home we need to buy some mixture, to drink and everything is going to be OK. > I must agree that we didnt make any efort to do something for it, it saty in my mind to do something, but as Drs say its not dangerous I saty calm and forget. Yestarday I receive a letter from one lady who mention that long term tea drinking may cause oxilate. Today I receive another mail and read that in autistic children this is common and many children has this kind of issue. > I try to explain to this group that my son drink tea a lot and that Drs told us that he has as sand in his kidneys but not seriosly. > I receive mails that it looks like oxilates and that it is becoase of gut problem, and oxilates, that I we need to eat low oxilate food, that we can not start SCD becoase SCD is full of oxilate etc, and I was adviced to ask other groups for this. > So I became very worried of my son situation. Im going tomorow to Dr and speak about this, but please tell me is is dangerous, can we use SCD, I need much time to find the way out and here comes the problem with oxilates. > Please any advice and experience!!! > Regards > Goran > > > --------------------------------- > Sucker-punch spam with award-winning protection. > Try the free Yahoo! Mail Beta. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 18, 2007 Report Share Posted June 18, 2007 Hi Golan, The science is on the side of SCD! The reason that children with autism have oxalate issues is because they have GI problems such as a leaky gut. That is the view point of Owens, the woman who runs the oxalate project. Another view point is that of Shaw who states that oxalates are produced by yeast. Since SCD helps gut and yeast issues then we can solve the problem without doing a diet that eliminates oxalates and just follow SCD. http://www.pecanbread.com/new/ox1.html http://gutresearch.com/introduction.html At the last DAN!, the scientific committee made the decision that new parents would be advised to do g/f c/f diet first, and if that failed, then do SCD, and then if that failed, to do low oxalate. This was written by Owens on Nov 16, 2006 message #12595 on her Yahoo list. Why did the DAN doctors come up with this resolution? Parents should investigate the reasons for this before implemented the low oxalate diet. It is easier if parents got together and research it together. There is a special Yahoo group created for parents who want to get together to investigate the Low Oxalate Diet: SCDandLOD-subscribe If SCD is not working for you then get help from the list or from counselors. The cost of SCD counselors is cheaper than the cost of the supplements that are required on low oxalate. I have been reading the lists for new diets that claim to be better than SCD. The more I read, the more I appreciate and love SCD. Mimi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 20, 2007 Report Share Posted June 20, 2007 Hi , It may be oxalates or from bacterial overgrowth (microbial action on bile salts). The " sandy stools " are very common when starting the diet especially with die off. Lately it gets attributed oxalates but.... unless you get it tested in a lab for content it may be something else. Here's some posts from our old list about sandy, grainy stools: http://lyris.dundee.net/read/archive?id=223206 http://lyris.dundee.net/read/archive?id=258543 Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs mom of and << My son had " sand " or oxalates in his urine and his stools. The first > month of being on SCD my son dumped an incredible amount of oxalates > out via his urine and stools. So much that his stools were almost > pure " sand " . He wasn't on any nut flours or butters so I knew it > couldn't be that. I believe he dumped them all out then after about > a month. I don't believe SCD added any problems, in fact, I think it > helped get rid of the oxalates.>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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