Guest guest Posted February 3, 2010 Report Share Posted February 3, 2010 Cindy, I have heard it said many times that SCD will eventually balance out a person's weight. If you are thin sometimes you lose even more weight at the beginning and then gain it back to a healthy level. Others have the opposite problem and gain at the beginning then lose. I think that I would cut down on the DCCC as well and try to up the intake of good fats (yes, FATS) in proportion to your protein and carbs. Avocados and coconut oil are really good and healthy. They will help you feel sated, give you nutrients you need, and help keep your blood sugar levels stable. All foods (fats, carbs, and protein) are broken down into 'simple' sugars (not to be confused with table sugar/sucrose) in the body -- yes even fats. Some research indicates that good fats should actually be somewhere near 60% of your caloric intake. Sounds amazing I know. Here is some information in that regard: http://www.second-opinions.co.uk/fat-not-protein. html Amelia Husband UC 9 years, SCD 19 months LDN 3 mg > > I have Celiacs/Candida overgrowth and have been one of those that gains weight. Since I started the diet I have gained 4 more pounds. I'm not really sure what I am doing wrong. Perhaps I am eating too much DCCC (?) 8-16 oz. per day (but I feel like it is the only filling thing I can eat right now) I use the lowfat goat's milk for yogurt and have not been eating any fruit/honey. However, I was not eating much if any meat prior to SCD and am now eating meat as well as lots of veggies. While I have a lot less pain in my stomach, I feel pretty lethargic and have very low energy. I am a runner and have been able to run 1/4 of what I used to run and very slowly--which I am okay with, but didn't really want to gain more weight. Are these symptoms normal? I am thinking of cutting out the cheese and eating less meat (and possibly trying fruit again) but more than anything I just want my stomach to heal so I don't want to do something to prevent it from getting to it's best. I've been doing SCD for about 3 weeks now. > > Cindy > > SCD 3 weeks > Candida/Celiacs - 10 years?? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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