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

July 27, 2007

>

> 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!!!

That makes perfect sense Mimi. I was not aware if it.

Carol F.

July 28, 2007

Hi List Members,

I promised that I would send the name of a book about the risks of

artificial sugars:

f=pd_sim_b_2/102-2854040-6352961?ie=UTF8&qid=1185687866&sr=1-1

Sweet Poison: How the World's Most Popular Artificial Sweetener Is

Killing Us - My Story (Paperback)

by Janet Starr Hull

Saccharine and stevia might be safer to use.

Mimi

> 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.

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