OT Reaction to chicken soup

[Guest guest]

hi

my son started the intro diet last week and i made the

homemade chicken soup recipe think its on btvc website

anyway i gave some to my dad who also has yeast

issuses and he had a really bad reaction to it now he

has stomach cramps, very liquid stool wich are yellow

has had these all week the doctor is running tests

also he has lost all his craving for sugar and yeast

but now isnt hungry at all, I just wondered if any of

you had experienced any thing like this and is there

any advice i can give him i feel really guilty as he

eat the soup at my house.

xx

mother to shane asd aged 7 scd 7 days

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

<<<my son started the intro diet last week and i made the

> homemade chicken soup recipe think its on btvc website

> anyway i gave some to my dad who also has yeast

> issuses and he had a really bad reaction to it now he

> has stomach cramps, very liquid stool wich are yellow

> has had these all week the doctor is running tests

> also he has lost all his craving for sugar and yeast

> but now isnt hungry at all, I just wondered if any of

> you had experienced any thing like this and is there

> any advice i can give him i feel really guilty as he

> eat the soup at my house.

>

> xx

> mother to shane asd aged 7 scd 7 days>>>

Has anyone else who has eaten the soup had this reaction?

Is your dad on SCD?

Is there any other food that he could have eaten that caused this?

It sounds more like food poisoning or a bad stomach flu.

I was unable to tolerate the chicken broth straight. If I pureed

carrots or the chicken into it I could tolerate it. I think in my

case it had something to do with the high level of good minerals and

the rate of absorption by my body. Adding the carrots slowled the

rate of absorption and then I was fine with it. My reaction (to the

straight broth) was mild cramps followed by loose-ish bowels. It

wasn't as extreme as your father's reaction.

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[Guest guest]

hi, the only other person to eat the soup was my

husband but he has a cast iron stomach, my dad is not

on scd but has yeast issues, he lived with me for a

while when i removed yeast and sugar from the house

cause lots of issues, craving etc, doctor is running

tests as they are not sure, he didnt want to eat

anything after the soup but he had like 11/2 litres

all at once,he has since told me.his sugar craving

have started to return today so i am hoping the effect

is wearing off.

melissaxx

mother to shane asd aged 7 scd 8 days

--- Sheila Trenholm wrote:

> Hi ,

>

> <<<my son started the intro diet last week and i

> made the

> > homemade chicken soup recipe think its on btvc

> website

> > anyway i gave some to my dad who also has yeast

> > issuses and he had a really bad reaction to it now

> he

> > has stomach cramps, very liquid stool wich are

> yellow

> > has had these all week the doctor is running tests

> > also he has lost all his craving for sugar and

> yeast

> > but now isnt hungry at all, I just wondered if any

> of

> > you had experienced any thing like this and is

> there

> > any advice i can give him i feel really guilty as

> he

> > eat the soup at my house.

> >

> > xx

> > mother to shane asd aged 7 scd 7 days>>>

>

>

> Has anyone else who has eaten the soup had this

> reaction?

>

> Is your dad on SCD?

>

> Is there any other food that he could have eaten

> that caused this?

> It sounds more like food poisoning or a bad stomach

> flu.

>

> I was unable to tolerate the chicken broth straight.

> If I pureed

> carrots or the chicken into it I could tolerate it.

> I think in my

> case it had something to do with the high level of

> good minerals and

> the rate of absorption by my body. Adding the

> carrots slowled the

> rate of absorption and then I was fine with it. My

> reaction (to the

> straight broth) was mild cramps followed by

> loose-ish bowels. It

> wasn't as extreme as your father's reaction.

>

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pecanbread/message/69274

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