[SPAM] Re: [SPAM] Re: Fruit and honey

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Hi Christy,

It isn't that peanut butter is a No-no or illegal, but that some were

eating lots of peanut butter and having problems, so we suggested

that introucing it after some healing occurs speeds the healing

process. If your daughter tolerates the pnut butter than go ahead

and continue to use. If she is still symptomatic consider using some

of the easier to digest nuts: like almonds and pecans. Many places

carry legal almond butter and pecan butter is pretty easy to make if

you have a food processor. (spin pecans until smooth with metal

blade and a little oil to get it started.)

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

mom of and

>

> Please tell my why Peanut Butter is a No No. It's on the legal list

and in so many recipes.

> Now I could start to get a little overwhelmed if I feel Like I have

close to nothing to feed her.

> I believe our Dr. Suggested this diet for the yeast over growth.

But My daughter's issue with leaky gut subsided with GFCF diet but I

know what we are doing is helping b/c she is going sometimes twice a

day not loose either, than every other day.

> Christy

> [sPAM] Re: Fruit and honey

>

> Hi , Hi ,

> I thought I'd put in my two cents worth.

> Our experience has been that the only

> fruit we've ever had problems with has

> been apples. (I guess we need to keep

> reminding ourselves to cut the peels off

> thickly enough to eliminate the pectin.)

> Our Gen has trouble with any more than one

> apple per day. Otherwise, fruit has been

> his favorite treat! (He's even requested

> a decorative fruit platter instead of an

> SCD birthday cake when birthday time

> came around.)

> With honey, we've had enough trouble

> that we went and found a nearby beekeeper

> who sends us a jar every so often. I suspect

> the large brand honey companies no longer

> know what goes into the honey they pack.

> (Most of it comes from abroad now, and

> so it makes it a lot more difficult for them

> to keep track of the various different pro-

> ducers, and quality. )

> The bottom line for us has been that

> if something has gone wrong, it usually is

> because we've forgotten something in the

> protocol, and need to review the material.

>

> Vigilance! Starve those nasty gutbugs!

>

> -Allan.

>

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