Re: Re: Oops...//modified

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Yes, but this is a presentation before hundreds of parents who maybe have never

heard of SCD and the first time they hear of it they are told to do a modified

version. It likely plants a seed that stays there I'm sure!

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Tex Debl wrote:

,

This isn't related to DAN but...my doctor said the same thing regarding SCD

and probiotics.

She's heard of the diet but not that it's helped anyone. (The next visit

she didn't require a blood test though saying I looked better and my weight

was back up.)

Try it and if it works, good . (on probiotics)

Basically, whatever works is the main answer I get from any doc on anything

I've asked that's not 'medical'. Maybe they can't recommend it for some

reason?

Debbie 38 crohn's

pentasa

scd 1/07

>

> Speaking of...

>

> I attended the ASA national convention this past weekend. SCD came up

> twice and the advice (from DAN doctors that presented) was to:

>

> " try a MODIFIED SCD diet "

>

> and

>

> " if my patients WANT to try SCD, I tell them it's fine but I don't

> recommend goat yogurt. "

>

>

> There sure is not that much support from the autism DAN community huh?!

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> carolfrilegh <c.frilegh@... <c.frilegh%40sympatico.ca>> wrote:

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> >

> > What does the TM stand for when you write SCD TM ?

> >

> >

> SCD has a trademark pending to insure people don't attempt to change or

> 'kidnap " the

> diet.

>

> Antoinette made an unintentional blip in her choice of a word as

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