Re: Re: bf infant w/ multiple allergies, mom w/ questions

[Guest guest]

Speaking of efa's: I noticed that although flax seed is not allowed that

flax seed oil is. I also notice that hemp seed is not allowed but hemp seed

oil is not mentioned. I am interested in this as a source of balanced efa

supplement and would like to know if it is SCD legal.

Thanks,

Kara

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of momfreespirit

Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 7:45 PM

To: pecanbread

Subject: Re: bf infant w/ multiple allergies, mom w/ questions

look at www.houstonni.com enzymes, pep, hn zyme and no fenol in

capsules and with rice bran filler oil for yourself

sweet potatoes are very scd illegal so most likely you both have some

major intestinal yeast issue that gets upset when you start to stop

feeding it

candex and oreganol help with yeast

i would also look at vit d, you need to read back on my recent posts

here under 'monfreespirit' or 'osip7315' to get a bead on this

efas need looking at

constipation can be a symptom of intestinal yeast

very small quantities like 60mg once every two or three days of msm

(which is neither scd legal or illegal) can help with constipation

and bile but may not suit everybody, the trimedica 'pure msm' which

is in fact lignisul msm is a good

>

> Hi,

> I have a six month old baby boy that has been miserable. He was

> born early and put on a vent and IV antibiotics. He is strictly

> breast fed still at this point. He has reflux and seems to have

> multiple food sensitivities (to things I'm eating).

>

> If I eat anything other than turkey, chk, brown rice and sweet

> potatoes I have a very fussy baby on my hands whose skin breaks out

> and he has blood and mucus in his diapers. As long as I'm just

> eating those four foods he is much more cheerful, his skin clears

up

> and he'll have no blood in his diapers but I haven't been able to

> totally get rid of the mucus.

>

> I have found references to the SCD diet helping heal a leaky gut

> that leads to multiple food allergies but these are very scanty

> (even in Elaines book) and seem unconclusive. Is there anyone here

> that has had experience with this they can tell me about? I am

> pretty desperate as I can't keep eating just this (SCD sounds good

> in comparison)but any attempts to add back in other foods have made

> him miserable. I don't want to damage his digestive tract any more.

>

> I also have two older kids with chronic constipation and attention

> problems that I'm wondering if this diet would help as well. My

six

> year old has developed terrible behavior and trouble sleeping (she

> gets scared and can't sleep) within the last year and I'm wondering

> if it could have to do with the status of her gut.

>

> Here are my questions:

>

> In BTVC lack of diareah is used as the signal for when you can add

> new foods. For kids who are constipated, is it when their

> constipation clears?

>

> For me with the bf infant, would I be waiting for his runny stools

> to clear before adding new foods?

>

>

> If I do the SCD diet is there a chance it could help heal my baby's

> digestive tract? If so, how?

>

> Do you know of anyone who has had experience with this situation?

>

> What meats are allowed on the introductory phase? I know that beef

> and chicken are because of the suggested menue in BTVC but are any

> others allowed in that initial phase?

>

> (I tried starting this last week before I got the book but my baby

> doesn't tolerate grape or apple juice, beef, cheese or eggs and I

> was starving on just chicken and carrot soup. Any suggestions for

> anything else allowed on this initial phase?)

>

> I went looking for the dry curd cottage cheese or farmers cheese

> here. I found a cheese put out by Dona called Cotija at Wal-

> Mart. The manager of that section said it was basically the same

> thing as farmers cheese. It comes in a firm circle. The

> ingredients are cultured pasturized milk and skim milk, sea salt

and

> enzymes. There are 0 sugars ad 0 carbs in it. Does this sound

like

> the right stuff?

>

> Do you have any ideas on being successful with this diet with a

junk

> food craving 14 year old? I had thought of maybe starting with

what

> I now know is the " nut diet " but it sound like that is just taking

> the long road if you end up having to go back to the beginning at

> some point anyway.

>

> Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated! I have

spent

> many hours searching for answers for my baby and my older kids but

> so far we've only run into dead ends.

>

> Thank you,

>

> Kara

>

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]

Since flax seed is illegal b/c of the fibrous parts of the seed, not the oil....

I would think the same goes for hemp, although Elaine didn't ever address it. I

just don't think she was " hep " to hemp. I've used hemp oil in my daughter's diet

and regard it as I would flax.

Patti, mom to Katera

RE: Re: bf infant w/ multiple allergies, mom w/

questions

Speaking of efa's: I noticed that although flax seed is not allowed that

flax seed oil is. I also notice that hemp seed is not allowed but hemp seed

oil is not mentioned. I am interested in this as a source of balanced efa

supplement and would like to know if it is SCD legal.

[Guest guest]

>

> imo your reasoning is correct and its scd legal

>

> i don't think there was ever a ruling by elaine gottshcall on it, but

> from what i did see her her talking about oils, her view was that scd

> illegality did not carry over from the seed to the oil

Page 77 BTVC edition 10 confirms this.

Carol F.

Toronto, celiac, SCD 6 years