Sorbitol Discrepancy WAS Re: A set back, but - hope this is just part...

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi,

> >

> > I'm sorry to have to ask but the website takes precendent over the

> book? So

> > we should double check the website rather than the hard copy? Just

> trying

> > to make sure I have that.

> >

>

> Hi Debbie,

>

> Good question.

>

> There shouldn't be a need to double-check, because as far as I know

> inconsistencies like the one regarding Sorbitol are relatively

> uncommon.

Aspartame is also illegal but in BTVC Elaine allowed for an occasional diet

drink.

I would think the intent is the gum and occasional sugar free candy are the only

items

containing sorbital which is not to be used in any other application.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

CHILDREN WITH ASD OR OTHER NEUROLOGICAL CONDITIONS SHOULD STAY AWAY

FROM ARTIFICIAL SUGARS. THIS IS NOT JUST A SCD MATTER BUT THE LATEST

RESEARCH SHOWS THAT THESE ARTIFICIAL SUGARS ARE NEUROTOXIC.

There is a book written about this matter. I promise to give the name

of the book tomorrow night. Children who have neurological problems

have brains that are vulnerable to damage from toxins from bacteria as

well as to artificial sugars. The brain body barrier of our kids does

not protect our autistic kids but does protect the people with only GI

problems from the damage of artificial sugars.

When Elaine wrote the book all her patients were people with GI

problems. The ASD movement came afterwards when Elaine had decided to

retire. I begged her to come back and help the children with autism

and other neurological problems. Elaine returned and worked very hard

to help us.

Elaine agreed with me that children with ASD had a more delicate

health situation. The first autistic kids who did SCD could not do the

standard SCD without changes. One example was that goat yogurt

replaced the yogurt made from cow's milk.

Elaine approved all the tweaking that we made to the diet to make it

easier for those with very sensitive guts. She was well aware that our

children need a more strict version of SCD. Dr Haas noted in his book

that children who had occasional illegals continued to have OK

digestion but made no improvements with neurological issues..

PLEASE DO NOT GIVE YOUR CHILD ANY OCCASIONAL DIET DRINKS OR CANDY!!!

Mimi

List Owner

>

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > I'm sorry to have to ask but the website takes precendent over the

> > book? So

> > > we should double check the website rather than the hard copy? Just

> > trying

> > > to make sure I have that.

> > >

> >

> > Hi Debbie,

> >

> > Good question.

> >

> > There shouldn't be a need to double-check, because as far as I know

> > inconsistencies like the one regarding Sorbitol are relatively

> > uncommon.

>

> Aspartame is also illegal but in BTVC Elaine allowed for an occasional diet

> drink.

>

> I would think the intent is the gum and occasional sugar free candy are the

> only items

> containing sorbital which is not to be used in any other application.

>

> Carol F.

>

>