Re: Can honey cause/feed yeast issues with some children? Jenn

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Jenn,

Thank you for the encouragement and for the interesting info regarding the

fact that too much fruit and veggies can feed yeast. My boys have textural

issues especially with meat and I am hard pressed to get them to eat meat in any

form. Though, I can at times, sneak chicken into pureed pear sauce.

I got to the appointment yesterday for the Developmental Pediatrician after

rushing to get there because of an earlier commitment that day, and the

receptionist told me the doctor had been called away due to a sick child and

they would have to reschedule. They have had to reschedule us four times now

due to the doctor being out of town and illness. This was the first time that I

made it to the appointment before finding out it had to be rescheduled. So,

cross your fingers, we may have an actual appointment tomorrow.

The receptionist kept apologizing profusely and I told her I just want to get

my boys into some therapy.

Well, thanks for sharing how well your daughter is doing these days. That is

encouraging news to hear esp about her talking more.

Dana

Garrett and

Jim and Jen wrote:

Dana,

You will see fluctuations in the types of foods he wants due to yeast mutating

to eat different foods. Before the diet, the typical american diet is potatoes

etc. The yeast were eating the potatoes and now there are no potatoes for them

to eat. So, they will try to survive on anything they can. ALL carbs can be

yeast feeders as well as sugars of any kind. So, if one was to eat all fruits

and veggies everyday, that still wouldn't be a healthy diet especially, if there

was a yeast issue to deal with. You'll see the ups & downs as he progresses

through the healing stages. It takes time and that's why we are going day by

day. Maybe that's what has gotten us this far. There are those really difficult

days sometimes but, keep in mind the desired end result. You won't be happy

everyday but, overall you become healthier and stronger on this diet. Kali has

in turn given me hope each time I see her do something new. I hope I offer you a

bit of encouragement for tomarrow Dana. Jenn &

K Can honey cause/feed yeast issues with some children?

I really feel like my son, , has major yeast issues from his behaviors and

cravings for only " sweets " I had him on the starter diet for a few days and he

ate some but for the most part went on a hunger strike. As I have introduced

foods back in, it seems he may have an issue with honey. Would that make sense?

Should I just not feed him any honey at all right now? Can cinnamon cause any

issues? I am trying to get at the root of his re emergence of autistic type

stimmy issues that had for the most part cleared up.

Thanks,

Dana

Garrett and age 2 1/2

Celiac, Developmental Delays

SCD 5 1/2 months

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