Re: Feingold also / Infraction

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Loren,

My son LJ has been GFCF for 19 months now and it is the best thing I

could have done for him and he is responding great with this diet.

Everyone does mention that withdralws mean the diet is working - well LJ

had no withdrawls at all and I know the diet works for him, so I guess

there are exceptions to every rule.

in New York (LJs mom)

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On Sat, 17 Nov 2001 21:14:36 -0500 Loren Van De Griek

writes:

respond badly? Ross never went

> thru

> withdrawals either.

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> Thanks,

> Loren

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Loren,

I am still in the studying stage of gf/cf. Currently we are on stage

1 of Feingold and it's doing such wonders for Ben 5 (mild ASD

predominantly Sensory Issues) that we may not have to move to

gf/cf...but the jury is still out on it...we may still implement it.

We just want to give the Feingold diet the 6 weeks on stage 1 it asks

for before we become a little more hardcore. I know many other

Feingolders using GF/CF. I can put you in touch with one if you'd

like. She only has email no internet access (old PC).

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I am w/you on this. I spent 2 hours in the grocery store today reading

labels and getting depressed. I could hardly find anyhting that Ross could

it. If it was GFCF, then it had artificial colors. If it didn't have the

artificial colors, then it had wheat. UUGH!! It is amzing what is in the

food we eat!!

Loren

At 03:51 PM 11/19/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>I would like to be in contact with others that are both Feingold and GFCF.

>We have tried to do it from time to time and keep giving up because I simply

>don't know what to feed them. Any help would be appreciated.

>-Phyllis Bergenholtz

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