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

November 28, 2006

Cinomon isn't a problem with yeast. I just meant that some people can't

tolerate it.

Meleah

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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November 28, 2006

Isn't ground cinnamon high in fiber?

1 tablespoon of ground cinnamon (7g) has about 4g of fiber and some sucrose

and glucose:

Sucrose = 1.4mg

Glucose = 70.2mg

Fructose = 74.9mg

Lactose = 0.0mg

Maltose = 0.0mg

Galactose = 0.0mg

Ref: http://nutritiondata.com/facts-C00001-01c202u.html

Compare to say, nutmeg where 1 tablespoon of ground nutmeg (7g) has only

about 1g of fiber:

Sucrose = 0.0mg

Glucose = 0.0mg

Fructose = 0.0mg