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My question concerns SCD approved dairy foods when switching from GF/CF

to SCD.

I have a lead-poisoned son with symptoms of autism who has been GF/CF for

several years, with increasing varieties of foods withdrawn over the

years (sound familiar?). He has now been on the SCD diet for a couple

months, with some " forbidden foods " taken during the school hours.

My question is this: since the theory behind the SCD diet is

carbohydrates and sugars that are causing the intestional problems, what

is the recommendation for those children switching from GF/CF to SCD --

how has the addition of SCD dairy foods effected the children when they

have been introduced?

Sharon

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Sharon,

Look back through the posts just from today and the day or two before. There

have been several posts that address this very issue.

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Dairy? When Switching from GF/CF to SCD

My question concerns SCD approved dairy foods when switching from GF/CF

to SCD.

I have a lead-poisoned son with symptoms of autism who has been GF/CF for

several years, with increasing varieties of foods withdrawn over the

years (sound familiar?). He has now been on the SCD diet for a couple

months, with some " forbidden foods " taken during the school hours.

My question is this: since the theory behind the SCD diet is

carbohydrates and sugars that are causing the intestional problems, what

is the recommendation for those children switching from GF/CF to SCD --

how has the addition of SCD dairy foods effected the children when they

have been introduced?

Sharon

Mother of

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

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with lead poisoning you may never get out of the vicous circle cause

lead depresses enzyme function

i would look at houstonni enzymes www.houstonni.com

pep, hn-zyme and no fenol with rice bran oil filler and in capsules

maybe starting with hn zyme (pep and hn-zyme need to be sprinkled on

food and not swallowed whole in capsules)

pep really helps with dairy

generally with lead posioning i would imagine dairy helps cause of

the calcium

andrew

'if its simple and doesn't hurt it can't be good right?'

from 'quotes by whoever knows'

>

> My question concerns SCD approved dairy foods when switching from

GF/CF

> to SCD.

>

> I have a lead-poisoned son with symptoms of autism who has been

GF/CF for

> several years, with increasing varieties of foods withdrawn over the

> years (sound familiar?). He has now been on the SCD diet for a

couple

> months, with some " forbidden foods " taken during the school hours.

>

> My question is this: since the theory behind the SCD diet is

> carbohydrates and sugars that are causing the intestional problems,

what

> is the recommendation for those children switching from GF/CF to

SCD --

> how has the addition of SCD dairy foods effected the children when

they

> have been introduced?

>

> Sharon

> Mother of

>

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If you break the vicious cycle by using SCD alone, many but not all people, will

not need to go the enzyme route. This is one of the reasons it is not mentioned

in the BTVC book, and our family has proven, again this to be true. When the gut

heals so does the bodies ability to naturally chelate and detox it self of

dangerous heavy metals, many " allergies " vanish. I do realize that we all have

unique situation. Just sharing our success with " just " the SCDiet.

God Bless, Antoinette (2/06 celiac/and family of asd and healing when no other

way worked)

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