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Jasmine,

We had a similiar experience with my son. We took him off gluten and he

became allergic to corn. I was really struggling with the diet to begin with

and then the corn allergy came up. His gluten peptide testing came back

right at normal so we opted to put him back on wheat. It was a tought

decision which I still question daily. We were not doing a rotation but had

heard of it through Seroussi's Book. He can now eat corn products

again with no loose bm's. What do you do? It's the worst of both worlds.

Hope this helps.

Kathy

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| I recently went to a GFCF seminar at my local autism

| research center. They told me that if you have a

| child with a leaky gut than they will become allergic

| to anything they eat on a regular basis. I was

| informed about a four day rotation diet. Example: If

| my child has chicken nuggets today I can not offer

| them again for 4 days or he will become allergic to

| them. Is this accurate info? Is anyone else worried

| about a 4 day rotation diet or do you just feed you

| kid what they will eat? Jasmine

My daughter's diet opened up, gradually, once she started getting digestive

enzymes. I guess getting better digestion

meant she felt better and could 'stomach' other foods. I never did a rotation,

and she never did develop new allergies

to her daily foods. I think the enzymes may have protected her.

K.

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Have you started supplementing with zinc? Many of our kids are low in

zinc. It aids with appetite among other things. My son started eating

more and better variety when I introduced it. It should be taken

outside of meals so that it can be absorbed properly.Hope this helps.

in FL

> We are starting the GFCF diet too. We are having the same problem. My

> Son is living on Corn Pops and Potato Chips. He won't drink much water

> either. He got a bad cold and was just drinking 7-up. Yesterday I made

> his favorite - Sloppy Joes'. We bought Gluten-free buns. He would not

> even touch it. Getting it to his mouth was impossible. He has lost 5

> pounds. I am really getting worried. Anyone, is this normal.

>

> Thank,

> Maureen\

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Re: Re: Picky Eater

> I recently went to a GFCF seminar at my local autism

> research center. They told me that if you have a

> child with a leaky gut than they will become allergic

> to anything they eat on a regular basis>

I have had my son on the rotation diet for about 14 years.

Love, Becky from OR

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