Soup smells like vomit

[Guest guest]

This is day 2 of intro for my son. Already seeing great things! The

soup smells like vomit. It has developed this smell. I used organic

free-range chicken, organic carrots and sea salt and reverse osmosis

water. I never left it sitting out. It tastes okay still. Should I

toss it? He can't have the eggs or beef either. Can I broil him some

chicken? What about fish? The mercury and other junk in it is such a

scare. The fish is fresh caught. I was giving him very expensive

salmon that I ordered from dr Mercola's website, but it is gone.

Please respond, I don't know what to feed him for dinner and I don't

want to ruin the intro.

Thanks,

jo

[Guest guest]

Hi jo,

<<This is day 2 of intro for my son. Already seeing great things! The

> soup smells like vomit. It has developed this smell. I used organic

> free-range chicken, organic carrots and sea salt and reverse osmosis

> water. I never left it sitting out. It tastes okay still. Should I

> toss it? He can't have the eggs or beef either. Can I broil him some

> chicken?>>

Yes you can broil the chicken. Is it just the broth? I wonder if you

can salvage the chicken and meat and toss the broth if that is what the

smell is coming from. I sometimes find that the smell of free range

chciken is strong and very different than regular store chicken.

<<What about fish? The mercury and other junk in it is such a

> scare. The fish is fresh caught.>>

Generally the smaller the fish the less heavy metals in it. Cod,

slamon, sardines etc.. - all small fish. Tuna is a large fish and

often has higher levels of heavy metals.

<<I was giving him very expensive

> salmon that I ordered from dr Mercola's website, but it is gone.

>

> Please respond, I don't know what to feed him for dinner and I don't

> want to ruin the intro.>>

I eat wild salmon, cod etc.. Is he allergic to eggs and beef. Does he

have a problem with grass fed beef also?

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

mom of and

[Guest guest]

>When he was tested it was positive for almost everything. Yes, eggs

and beef were positive. He had a huge reaction to the eggs the other

day. I would rather try " safer " things for him as I want to increase

his diet quickly. I know I have to go slowly.

Thanks

jo

> Hi jo,

>

> <<This is day 2 of intro for my son. Already seeing great things! The

> > soup smells like vomit. It has developed this smell. I used organic

> > free-range chicken, organic carrots and sea salt and reverse osmosis

> > water. I never left it sitting out. It tastes okay still. Should I

> > toss it? He can't have the eggs or beef either. Can I broil him some

> > chicken?>>

>

> Yes you can broil the chicken. Is it just the broth? I wonder if you

> can salvage the chicken and meat and toss the broth if that is what the

> smell is coming from. I sometimes find that the smell of free range

> chciken is strong and very different than regular store chicken.

>

> <<What about fish? The mercury and other junk in it is such a

> > scare. The fish is fresh caught.>>

>

> Generally the smaller the fish the less heavy metals in it. Cod,

> slamon, sardines etc.. - all small fish. Tuna is a large fish and

> often has higher levels of heavy metals.

>

> <<I was giving him very expensive

> > salmon that I ordered from dr Mercola's website, but it is gone.

> >

> > Please respond, I don't know what to feed him for dinner and I don't

> > want to ruin the intro.>>

>

> I eat wild salmon, cod etc.. Is he allergic to eggs and beef. Does he

> have a problem with grass fed beef also?

>

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

> mom of and

>