Re: Is this Calcium SCD legal?

[Guest guest]

I am also looking for calcium supplement for my 2 year old. what is

the name of the one you found?

thanks

, mom to broderick, asd, scd 10 months

>

> It's calcium made from citrate chelate and hydrolized rice protein

chelate. There were some

> legal additives, but also magnesium trisilicate,

>

> I'm guessing the rice protein chelate kills it, but I want to make

sure. This is my last

> opportunity at finding local calcium before having to order online.

>

> If I have to order online (Kirkmans), is there a better (cheaper)

place to order from than

> directly from Kirkmans?

>

> I'm feeling stupid and panicky that we've been doing this for

three weeks and I didn't think

> about calcium.

>

> Angie

> family of four SCD (no dairy) 3 weeks

> in support of nine year old with

> extreme ADHD and malabsorption

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know about the magnesium trisilicate. Not sure what that is... but, I am

fairly sure that hydrolized rice protein would render this supp illegal for SCD.

Sorry.

Patti

Is this Calcium SCD legal?

It's calcium made from citrate chelate and hydrolized rice protein chelate.

There were some

legal additives, but also magnesium trisilicate,

I'm guessing the rice protein chelate kills it, but I want to make sure. This

is my last

opportunity at finding local calcium before having to order online.

If I have to order online (Kirkmans), is there a better (cheaper) place to

order from than

directly from Kirkmans?

I'm feeling stupid and panicky that we've been doing this for three weeks and

I didn't think

about calcium.

Angie

family of four SCD (no dairy) 3 weeks

in support of nine year old with

extreme ADHD and malabsorption

[Guest guest]

I use Nutricoloty Calcium Citrate from the Vitamin Shoppe. The only

other ingredient is Stearic acid.

Elaine B

>

> It's calcium made from citrate chelate and hydrolized rice protein

chelate. There were some

> legal additives, but also magnesium trisilicate,

>

> I'm guessing the rice protein chelate kills it, but I want to make

sure. This is my last

> opportunity at finding local calcium before having to order online.

>

> If I have to order online (Kirkmans), is there a better (cheaper)

place to order from than

> directly from Kirkmans?

>

> I'm feeling stupid and panicky that we've been doing this for three

weeks and I didn't think

> about calcium.

>

> Angie

> family of four SCD (no dairy) 3 weeks

> in support of nine year old with

> extreme ADHD and malabsorption

>

[Guest guest]

I got plain calcium citrate from GNC in the mall. It was the only place

I could find it. Rob's mom

Is this Calcium SCD legal?

It's calcium made from citrate chelate and hydrolized rice protein

chelate. There were some

legal additives, but also magnesium trisilicate,

I'm guessing the rice protein chelate kills it, but I want to make sure.

This is my last

opportunity at finding local calcium before having to order online.

If I have to order online (Kirkmans), is there a better (cheaper) place

to order from than

directly from Kirkmans?

I'm feeling stupid and panicky that we've been doing this for three

weeks and I didn't think

about calcium.

Angie

family of four SCD (no dairy) 3 weeks

in support of nine year old with

extreme ADHD and malabsorption

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

[Guest guest]

> I'm feeling stupid and panicky that we've been doing this for three

weeks and I didn't think

> about calcium.

>

> Angie

> family of four SCD (no dairy) 3 weeks

> in support of nine year old with

> extreme ADHD and malabsorption

Don't feel stupid at all. There is much more to worry about on this

diet than just finding the right carbs. It prohibits so much that you

have to comb through suppplementation also, and that is not

necessarily something that pops right out. I had to wait a week or so

just to get everything re-ordered that was illegal. I'm sure we gave a

thing or two that was illegal this past first week,but still, we're

seeing such wonderful results. I have great hope.

>

[Guest guest]

For what it's worth, the Nutricology website states that:

Every batch is tested to ensure the absence of heavy metals and other

contaminants.

Elaine B

>

> hi everyone:

>

> those Calcium supplements sound legal but do you know what is the metal

> content of them? Yes, most Ca supplements that you buy at the stores are

> loaded with Lead. Maybe it is a good idea to write the manufacturer

and find

> out to what ppms or ppbs they tested for, if they did any testing.

now, it

> is impossible so far to find a Ca supplement with absolutely no

metals, but

> there is a great deal of variability in between products, so you

must know.

>

> good luck,

>

> --

> , mom to Fiol 19 mo, all family on SCD 1/06

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