Re: Starting Intro

[Guest guest]

Has your son been gfcf, my daughter has and I waited almost 2 months to

start the yogurt. I thought she was ok on it, but has had a little

backslide and have decided to go back to the 1/4 tsp of goat yogurt.

You might want to wait and go for the scdopholus from kirkmans

labs...all 40 bucks worth!!! You would need the progurt starter, which

might be worth ordering while you are paying the ice pack shipping.

peace...

susie hansen

Starting Intro

I have decided to do the Intro Diet for my son. Is honey an

acceptable sweetener?

Also, I ordered a yogurt maker and just found out it will be alot

longer than the 2-3 days they claimed. Possibly not til October 1st.

I will be making my own yogurt. I was trying to avoid that. Should

I wait to start the Intro until I have successfully made a proper

yogurt?

Sincerely

jo

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[Guest guest]

Yes, you may use pure honey that is clear. If you come from a CF diet,

then it's best to wait 3-4 months before trying yogurt. That way you

won't confuse initial die-off with a reaction to casein.

mom to -12

SCD 4/23/04

[Guest guest]

>My son has been gfcf for years. He is on the probiotic and I have

the yogurt starter and even goats in my back yard for milk. I plan on

starting him VERY slowly.

jo

> Has your son been gfcf, my daughter has and I waited almost 2 months to

> start the yogurt. I thought she was ok on it, but has had a little

> backslide and have decided to go back to the 1/4 tsp of goat yogurt.

> You might want to wait and go for the scdopholus from kirkmans

> labs...all 40 bucks worth!!! You would need the progurt starter, which

> might be worth ordering while you are paying the ice pack shipping.

>

> peace...

> susie hansen

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> Starting Intro

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> I have decided to do the Intro Diet for my son. Is honey an

> acceptable sweetener?

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> Also, I ordered a yogurt maker and just found out it will be alot

> longer than the 2-3 days they claimed. Possibly not til October 1st.

> I will be making my own yogurt. I was trying to avoid that. Should

> I wait to start the Intro until I have successfully made a proper

> yogurt?

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> Sincerely

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> jo

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[Guest guest]

>What in the world is clear honey? Mine is amber colored and comes

from a local beekeeper.

jo

> Yes, you may use pure honey that is clear. If you come from a CF diet,

> then it's best to wait 3-4 months before trying yogurt. That way you

> won't confuse initial die-off with a reaction to casein.

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> mom to -12

> SCD 4/23/04

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[Guest guest]

Clear amber. Not cloudy with pollen, bee parts. Honey has been

filtered. Cloudy due to crystalization if you've had the honey for a

while is ok.

mom to -12

SCD 4/23/04

[Guest guest]

Hi jo,

<<What in the world is clear honey? Mine is amber colored and comes

> from a local beekeeper.

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> jo>>

Clear honey is honey that light passes through. It may be light

golden, amber coloured or a deep brown - it depends on what flowers the

bees visited.

Legal honey should be:

1. labelled pure and/or 100% honey. Check this carefully as some

honeys have corn syrup and other sweeteners added. ( I got v. sick

once from eating some that was just labeled honey , I asked the manager

of the store if it was pure honey and he said " I highly doubt it. " )

2. clear. Most of the pollen and 'bits' filtered out.

This usually means pasteurized pure honey but if you can find raw,

filtered, pure honey that is legal also.

Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23yrs, PCOD 22yrs

mom of and