Re: Gfcf and now treating for yeast..Help!!!!

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

We are just getting ready to start Diflucan for yeast (Dr. says Maranda's

yeast is resistant to Nystatin.) I need some suggestions on what we can eat

and how to hide supplements, I have been giving supplements in p-nut butter

and melting choc chips then pouring into candy mold . I picked up some p-nut

butter without sugar today and that is a no go, tried adding honey no luck.

I also picked up Splenda I thought I remembered hearing it was okay but

noticed after I bought it says made from sugar so I guess thats out Right?

The things Maranda normally eats are Eggs, hot dogs

sausage,spaghetti,meatballs, toast with margerine, p-nut butter and jelly,

energ pretzels, capri sun juices , Fruit ( Dr said okay to let her have pears

and peaches , but were also off canned fruits due to hi tin levels so i guess

that means pears only)

refried beans ,muffins.It seems almost all of theses have sugar or feed

yeast, what do I feed the poor kid. To dh food is love so he is going nuts

every time I mention another food we are going to have to remove. Sorry this

is so long ,Thanks in advance for all the input which I know will be

brilliant as usual !

Valarie in CA

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

We are just getting ready to start Diflucan for yeast (Dr. says Maranda's

yeast is resistant to Nystatin.) I need some suggestions on what we can eat

and how to hide supplements, I have been giving supplements in p-nut butter

and melting choc chips then pouring into candy mold . I picked up some p-nut

butter without sugar today and that is a no go, tried adding honey no luck.

I also picked up Splenda I thought I remembered hearing it was okay but

noticed after I bought it says made from sugar so I guess thats out Right?

The things Maranda normally eats are Eggs, hot dogs

sausage,spaghetti,meatballs, toast with margerine, p-nut butter and jelly,

energ pretzels, capri sun juices , Fruit ( Dr said okay to let her have pears

and peaches , but were also off canned fruits due to hi tin levels so i guess

that means pears only)

refried beans ,muffins.It seems almost all of theses have sugar or feed

yeast, what do I feed the poor kid. To dh food is love so he is going nuts

every time I mention another food we are going to have to remove. Sorry this

is so long ,Thanks in advance for all the input which I know will be

brilliant as usual !

Valarie in CA

[Guest guest]

A few months ago when I complained about not being able to get my 3 yo son to

take his supplements the recommendation I got was to sit on him until he took

it. At first I was hestitant to do this for fear of starting a rage that

might last an hour. When we began chelation on my son I knew I could not put

it in his milk and hope he drank it (too expensive and too stressful!). I

decided to try the " sit on " method. I put his supplements in an oral syringe

with some Torani syrup. With the syringe in one hand and a treat in the

other I approached him. I don't know if it was the crazed look in my eyes or

what, but he just opened his mouth and took it. It worked so well, I started

giving him his cod liver oil the same way. Every once in a while he resist,

but I'm just persistent and he takes it. I shower him with praise and now I

use his Kirkman's chewable Vitamin C as his reward.

Dawn in Denver

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dawn,

We'll try anything only problem is Maranda at almost 7yr only weighs about 35

lbs less than I do, she's almost 100 lb, so I guess we'll go for it and see

who wins in 2 out of 3 falls , HA !HA!

Thanks and god bless ,

Valarie in Ca

[Guest guest]

Dawn...

Ive had to do the same thing with my son with any kinds of meds or vitamins

he has taken in the past.. but we did have to resort to sitting on him... it

was a nightmare... Im so happy to read you didnt have to go thru all of that.

For all those wondering how to do it, sitting on a kid really wont hurt them

tho it can and often does cause a fit and a fight and I dont know about your

kids, but when angry or upset mine has the strength of about 10 kids... my

way was to straddle him with his arms flat against his body and my knees

around his head... this gave me my arms free to hold his mouth open and put

the syringe in and squeeze the meds into his mouth... as far in the back as

you can will avoid getting the meds spit back at you. A treat as a reward is

best to ahve on hand... after a while my son got used to taking things and

does much better now.

I hope this helps anyone who is at their wits end with giving vitamins and

suppliments.

Triss