Re: Challenging the diet

[Guest guest]

I fyou chose to do it start very small like with a glass of lactose free

milk. Watch very closely for regression in behavior-and be prepared to put

him back on the diet if you see any. Also please note it make take a week or

two for peptides to build up if they are still forming in his body -so dont

consider it safe after a day or tow wait a couple weeks and then see.

Truthfully I would not reccomend doing this-but if you must proceed with

caution-no one knows for sure what damage is bieng done by the peptides

besides behavior changes=just be carefull-the may be a section on the

gfcfdiet page in jorgans reasearch on challenging the diet -you could look

and see what he says there too.F

challenging the diet

> Hi, my little two year old son has been on the diet for over three months.

> He had tested positive for casein in the urinary peptides test but not for

> gluten. He hardly ate any milk products but was a " glutton " for gluten

so

> to speak, he loved breads and cookies and pretzels etc... Just to be sure

I

> took him off both and I have noticed general improvement, but he is on the

> other things recommended also, like vitamins and probiotics, etc.. I am

> considering taking him off the diet just to see if it is really working or

> not. Has anyone done this? Could it hurt him? How shall I go about

doing

> it or should I not even consider it, please advise, thanks, Ashi

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Ashi,

Why even challenge it this early into it? Why even challenge it ever?

If you noticed a general improvement I would continue with it and watch

till you notice how things may continue improving. My son has been gfcf

for 17 1/2 months and to me I will continue this for as londg as I am

around for him.

on Long Island New York (LJs mom)

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On Sat, 6 Oct 2001 12:21:58 EDT ELAEFE@... writes:

> gluten so

> to speak, he loved breads and cookies and pretzels etc... Just to be

> sure I

> took him off both and I have noticed general improvement, but he is

> on the

> other things recommended also, like vitamins and probiotics, etc.. I

> am

> considering taking him off the diet just to see if it is really

> working or

> not. Has anyone done this? Could it hurt him? How shall I go

> about doing

> it or should I not even consider it, please advise, thanks, Ashi

>

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