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Hi All,

I can tell there are some veteran scd dieters out there. I would like

to know if and when my son may lose his edginess. He has been like

this for a long time. We are on the diet for nearly 1 month, and his

bm's are improved, but he still has some usual behaviors which seem

to come from his anxiety. Could use some advice.

Thanks,

Suma

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Hi Suma,

What are all the symptoms that your child has?

What are you feeding your son?

Are the veggies and fruit cooked, peeled and seeded?

Any manufactured foods?

Supplements?

Mimi

> Hi All,

> I can tell there are some veteran scd dieters out there. I would like

> to know if and when my son may lose his edginess. He has been like

> this for a long time. We are on the diet for nearly 1 month, and his

> bm's are improved, but he still has some usual behaviors which seem

> to come from his anxiety. Could use some advice.

> Thanks,

> Suma

>

>

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Hi Mimi,

All fruits/veggies are cooked, peeled, seeded. He is 14, and hungry

often. No manufactured foods. Supplements are limited to

Peptizyde. I have not introduced him to anything in stage 2, except

avocado, which he did not tolerate. He does do yogurt, up to 4 oz a

day. We are stuck on stage 1, because it is easy for me. Should I

change something?

Thank you,

Suma

> > Hi All,

> > I can tell there are some veteran scd dieters out there. I

would like

> > to know if and when my son may lose his edginess. He has been

like

> > this for a long time. We are on the diet for nearly 1 month,

and his

> > bm's are improved, but he still has some usual behaviors which

seem

> > to come from his anxiety. Could use some advice.

> > Thanks,

> > Suma

> >

> >

>

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Suma,

What foods is he eating?

Any carrots? Some beginners have trouble tolerating carrots.

I am glad that you are seeing improvements in GI function.

Improvements in behavior take a longer time to appear

with teenagers.

How about B12? Elaine recommended that before the DAN

doctors discovered it.

Mimi

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