Re: Can somebody write a book?

[Guest guest]

> On what is legal/illegal, and refer to specific brands?

>

> It seems the majority of the questions on here are repetitive ones

> about which brands to use. Elaine's book is obviously great, but she

> leaves out some specifics. It would be so lovely to have a resource

> like this. Some of you folks who are so knowledgeable about this

> should perhaps undertake the effort - I'd buy it!!

>

> Other great book features might be:

>

> A step-by-by step approach, sort of like a launching day checklist

> to starting SCD w/ a list of equipment, supplies, etc.

>

> A holiday section.

> A section on toothpaste, lotions, sunscreens, soaps, etc.

> A timetable as to when to introduce dairy, the yogurt, etc. Perhaps

> some sample forms to use to track progress.

> A VERY specific supplement section.

>

> But concentrate on these brands, and where they can be located. I'm

> sure it would be a huge undertaking, but it would be a very popular

> guide. Hope I'm not offending anyone by the suggestion, but you sure

> do seem to do a lot of guessing w/ the start of this in finding the

> right brands of certain items.

Commercial products can change formulations without notice. They are

not governed by SCD abd often have undisclosed ingredients. Elaine

cautions against them as well as foods offered on web sites. You use

them at your own risk. See page 71 of BTVC, last paragraph edition ten.

It sounds like you have not studied our very resourceful web site:

http://www.pecanbread.com/

It contains much of the information you are seeking . We ask bewcomers

to study that site and also Elaine's:

www.breakingthevicouscycle.info

Carol F.

Celiac, MCS, Latex Allergy, EMS

SCD 6 years

[Guest guest]

It sounds good but by the time it was published could be 'illegal'.

LOL

I don't worry about brands as I just don't by anything ready made.

I but tomatoes and make ketsup/sauce etc. We use fresh fruits and

veggies or frozen organic.

I agree that a step by step launch would be helpful but it is all

pretty much in the book BTVC or on one of the web sites. You do

have to serch and put together though. I have thought a section

added to the Pecan Bread site that helped you walk through the two

sites would help kind of like chapter # but maybe just titles. This

way you would get the articals in a good succession.

Sandy M.

Whole family SCD for 6 months and smiling in support of 5 yr old who

raged.

>

> On what is legal/illegal, and refer to specific brands?

>

> It seems the majority of the questions on here are repetitive ones

> about which brands to use. Elaine's book is obviously great, but

she

> leaves out some specifics. It would be so lovely to have a

resource

> like this. Some of you folks who are so knowledgeable about this

> should perhaps undertake the effort - I'd buy it!!

>

> Other great book features might be:

>

> A step-by-by step approach, sort of like a launching day checklist

> to starting SCD w/ a list of equipment, supplies, etc.

>

> A holiday section.

> A section on toothpaste, lotions, sunscreens, soaps, etc.

> A timetable as to when to introduce dairy, the yogurt, etc.

Perhaps

> some sample forms to use to track progress.

> A VERY specific supplement section.

>

> But concentrate on these brands, and where they can be located.

I'm

> sure it would be a huge undertaking, but it would be a very

popular

> guide. Hope I'm not offending anyone by the suggestion, but you

sure

> do seem to do a lot of guessing w/ the start of this in finding

the

> right brands of certain items.

>