Re: OT Advice for a family of beginners

[Guest guest]

>

> Hey Carol,

> I think you'd like Dr. NC's book ... I'd like your take on it ...

> As I read it, it's an SCD book, but customized for ASD, sort of like

pecanbread

customized SCD for ASD, thus is not an 'official' SCD site.

> Yes, Dr. Haas, Elaine, Pecanbread, Dr. -McBride have saved and

improved

lives. I'll bet there'll be future SCD books/authors coming from this list as

recovery takes

place.

> Agape,

When these people devote a half century of their lives to the research of SCD

as Elaine did

I'll read their findings. Meanwhile I continue to reread BTVC quite often. Lots

of other

scientists praise Elaine's book and her diet. That doesn't mean they advocate

it.

I've been here a long time and weathered firestorms with SCD under attack or

attempted

" adoptions " of it by various big wigs in the autism community and we haven't

caved yet.

I have been welcomed on the list in the mission statement on the home page as an

adult

who does SCD and so i remain.

Elaine invited me here to help with SCD not with autism and I never claim that

as my area

of expertise. You don't need my take on DR. N-McB's book as you are in love with

it. Right

now I am reading " The Plot Against America " by Roth and some short

stories,

" Runaway " by Alice Munro. " The Plot " is a perfect example of how subtle

proaganda can

distort and displace.

You may enjoy them :-)

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

RE: Re: OT Advice for a family of

beginners

> Systematic yeast is another story, when the yeast mutates

> from the biofilms into a >rhizoid form.

Summer,

Could you expand on this sentence?

Rhonda