Re: thinking of going off scd

[Guest guest]

Suzanne,

Please tell us what you are feeding Calida. Are you doing chelation at

the same time? Chelation may bring regressions and obscure the

benefits of SCD. Any supplements with illegals in them?

I strongly recommend that you try the SCD yogurt. It may bring

dramatic improvements.

All the best,Mimi

> Hi everyone,

>

> It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on SCD,

> dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the only

> changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

>

> I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more fruits

> and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit anymore

> for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As much as I

> try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some fruit, it

> continues to be too much protein for her body to handle. Despite the

> use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity continues

> to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the protein

> toxicity issue).

>

> So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-free),

> like brown rice to start.

>

> Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much like to

> hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Suzanne Reyes

> Woodland Hills, CA

> mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> suzanne_reyes@...

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Although I am fairly new to this diet, only one month, I would like to share my

thoughts.

Prior to going on SCD, I was on an anti-candida diet for years with no real

success. Not

until I got off the rice and began eating the homemade yogurt did I begin to

improve. But

this is for an adult, who has been underweight for years.

Also, I added the MB12 nasal spray and it seems to be doing wonders as well.

barb

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on SCD,

> dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the only

> changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

>

> I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more fruits

> and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit anymore

> for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As much as I

> try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some fruit, it

> continues to be too much protein for her body to handle. Despite the

> use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity continues

> to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the protein

> toxicity issue).

>

> So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-free),

> like brown rice to start.

>

> Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much like to

> hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Suzanne Reyes

> Woodland Hills, CA

> mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> suzanne_reyes@...

>

[Guest guest]

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

SCD,

> > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

only

> > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> >

> > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

fruits

> > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

anymore

> > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

much as I

> > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

fruit, it

> > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

Despite the

> > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

continues

> > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

protein

> > toxicity issue).

> >

> > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

free),

> > like brown rice to start.

> >

> > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

like to

> > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Suzanne Reyes

> > Woodland Hills, CA

> > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > suzanne_reyes@...

> >

> >

> >

> >

>Hi,

This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

is an incredible amount of work for me.

She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

sign the body is wanting something toxic.

God bless

mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

[Guest guest]

My son craves egg so... much. Does that mean it's toxic for him? I just keep

on feeding him egg as it is SCD legal. Any suggestions for that would be

really helpful.

Thanks

Jeyanthi

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Reply-To: pecanbread

To: pecanbread

Subject: Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

SCD,

> > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

only

> > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> >

> > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

fruits

> > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

anymore

> > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

much as I

> > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

fruit, it

> > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

Despite the

> > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

continues

> > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

protein

> > toxicity issue).

> >

> > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

free),

> > like brown rice to start.

> >

> > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

like to

> > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Suzanne Reyes

> > Woodland Hills, CA

> > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > suzanne_reyes@...

> >

> >

> >

> >

>Hi,

This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

is an incredible amount of work for me.

She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

sign the body is wanting something toxic.

God bless

mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

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[Guest guest]

How long has he been on scd? What other foods is he eating? How many eggs

are you giving him per day?

Meleah

Re: thinking of going off scd

> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

>

>

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

> SCD,

> > > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

> only

> > > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> > >

> > > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

> fruits

> > > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

> anymore

> > > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

> much as I

> > > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

> fruit, it

> > > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

> Despite the

> > > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

> continues

> > > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

> protein

> > > toxicity issue).

> > >

> > > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

> free),

> > > like brown rice to start.

> > >

> > > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

> like to

> > > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Suzanne Reyes

> > > Woodland Hills, CA

> > > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > > suzanne_reyes@...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >Hi,

> This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

> introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

> regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

> convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

> is an incredible amount of work for me.

> She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

> sign the body is wanting something toxic.

>

> God bless

>

> mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> View Athlete's Collections with Live Search

> http://sportmaps.live.com/index.html?source=hmemailtaglinenov06 & FORM=MGAC01

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Does he have any adverse symptoms after eating eggs?

How many eggs per day is he eating.... and what OTHER foods is he eating?

Patti

Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

SCD,

> > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

only

> > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> >

> > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

fruits

> > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

anymore

> > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

much as I

> > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

fruit, it

> > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

Despite the

> > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

continues

> > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

protein

> > toxicity issue).

> >

> > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

free),

> > like brown rice to start.

> >

> > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

like to

> > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Suzanne Reyes

> > Woodland Hills, CA

> > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > suzanne_reyes@...

> >

> >

> >

> >

>Hi,

This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

is an incredible amount of work for me.

She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

sign the body is wanting something toxic.

God bless

mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

_________________________________________________________________

View Athlete's Collections with Live Search

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For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

Patti,

I don't see any adverse symptoms. But even now he is constipated once a

week. And tries to stand on his head! He got this bloated belly. I've kept

him only on the intro diet ( egg, chicken, turkey, squash, zucchini) as I'm

scared to introduce any new food now. But I do give him onion, carrots(is

that a problem?!). Stopped giving apple sauce and ripe banana as his stomach

bloats after having them. He used to have formed stools after starting the

diet. But now again starting to have mushy ones. I'm just wondering did he

develop intolerance to something now?

Thanks

Jeyanthi

----Original Message Follows----

Reply-To: pecanbread

To: <pecanbread >

Subject: Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 10:50:52 -0800

Does he have any adverse symptoms after eating eggs?

How many eggs per day is he eating.... and what OTHER foods is he eating?

Patti

Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

SCD,

> > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

only

> > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> >

> > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

fruits

> > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

anymore

> > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

much as I

> > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

fruit, it

> > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

Despite the

> > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

continues

> > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

protein

> > toxicity issue).

> >

> > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

free),

> > like brown rice to start.

> >

> > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

like to

> > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Suzanne Reyes

> > Woodland Hills, CA

> > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > suzanne_reyes@...

> >

> >

> >

> >

>Hi,

This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

is an incredible amount of work for me.

She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

sign the body is wanting something toxic.

God bless

mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

_________________________________________________________________

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For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

[Guest guest]

He is on SCD for more than a month now. I do not give him more than 4 eggs a

day. But he wants it for every meal. He does not want to eat anything else,

takes me to kitchen, points to the refridgerator and says egg. We have to

divert him into something else like TV and feed him.

Jeyanthi

----Original Message Follows----

Reply-To: pecanbread

To: <pecanbread >

Subject: Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 13:49:42 -0500

How long has he been on scd? What other foods is he eating? How many eggs

are you giving him per day?

Meleah

Re: thinking of going off scd

> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

>

>

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

> SCD,

> > > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

> only

> > > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> > >

> > > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

> fruits

> > > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

> anymore

> > > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

> much as I

> > > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

> fruit, it

> > > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

> Despite the

> > > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

> continues

> > > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

> protein

> > > toxicity issue).

> > >

> > > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

> free),

> > > like brown rice to start.

> > >

> > > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

> like to

> > > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Suzanne Reyes

> > > Woodland Hills, CA

> > > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > > suzanne_reyes@...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >Hi,

> This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

> introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

> regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

> convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

> is an incredible amount of work for me.

> She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

> sign the body is wanting something toxic.

>

> God bless

>

> mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> View Athlete's Collections with Live Search

>

http://sportmaps.live.com/index.html?source=hmemailtaglinenov06 & FORM=MGAC01

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't think that four eggs a day is terrible. He is eating other foods even

though you have to distract him while he's eating them, so that's good.

Usually, one would be concerned if a child is only really wanting one certain

food. Like Patty has said in some other posts today, it's usually a red flag.

I don't know if it would be so with eggs. Help from a moderater, please.

Meleah

Re: thinking of going off scd

> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

>

>

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

> SCD,

> > > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

> only

> > > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> > >

> > > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

> fruits

> > > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

> anymore

> > > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

> much as I

> > > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

> fruit, it

> > > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

> Despite the

> > > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

> continues

> > > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

> protein

> > > toxicity issue).

> > >

> > > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

> free),

> > > like brown rice to start.

> > >

> > > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

> like to

> > > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Suzanne Reyes

> > > Woodland Hills, CA

> > > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > > suzanne_reyes@...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >Hi,

> This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

> introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

> regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

> convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

> is an incredible amount of work for me.

> She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

> sign the body is wanting something toxic.

>

> God bless

>

> mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

>

> __________________________________________________________

> View Athlete's Collections with Live Search

>

http://sportmaps.live.com/index.html?source=hmemailtaglinenov06 & FORM=MGAC01

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jeyanthi,

I think this is fine.... at least for now. He has only been on the diet for

one month. It may be that there is something in the eggs..... the easy-to-digest

protein? the sulphur? .... that is very healing to his gut right now, and he

instinctively knows this makes him feel better.

I would not be concerned for right now.... I think he will slowly begin to

accept more other foods and be more balanced as time goes by. Will he accept

meals where you have mixed other foods in WITH the eggs? There is a great

recipe for " Egg Foo Yung " on the www.pecanbread.com website.

Patti

Re: thinking of going off scd

> Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 18:18:44 -0000

>

>

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > It has been a while since I posted. My 10 year old has been on

> SCD,

> > > dairy-free, for almost a year now. So far, I have to say, the

> only

> > > changes we have seen have been a reduction in her stomach size.

> > >

> > > I am glad we tried it because it pushed me to introduce more

> fruits

> > > and vegetables. But, I just don't know if it is of benefit

> anymore

> > > for her. There is also the issue of protein toxicity. As

> much as I

> > > try filling her diet with more and more vegetables and some

> fruit, it

> > > continues to be too much protein for her body to handle.

> Despite the

> > > use of enzymes to aide in the digestion of protein, toxicity

> continues

> > > to be a problem (a genetic mutation is contributing to the

> protein

> > > toxicity issue).

> > >

> > > So, I am considering an introduction of whole grains (gluten-

> free),

> > > like brown rice to start.

> > >

> > > Please share your thoughts on this subject. I would very much

> like to

> > > hear other people's experiences and ideas. Thanks.

> > >

> > > Sincerely,

> > >

> > > Suzanne Reyes

> > > Woodland Hills, CA

> > > mother to Calida, 10 (SCD 11 months) and Olivia, 4

> > > suzanne_reyes@...

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >Hi,

> This is very much your decision, but I felt like that in the summer,

> introduced rice and potatoes, and after about 4 weeks saw a huge

> regression in my daughter. Going off the diet with just 2 products

> convinced me it was in fact the right diet for her, even though it

> is an incredible amount of work for me.

> She started to really crave the potatoes- watch out for cravings- a

> sign the body is wanting something toxic.

>

> God bless

>

> mother to Amy- 9 (scd9mths)

>

> __________________________________________________________

> View Athlete's Collections with Live Search

>

http://sportmaps.live.com/index.html?source=hmemailtaglinenov06 & FORM=MGAC01

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

> _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

> websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm wondering about the bloating. Do you think he may have some yeast

overgrowth?

Patti

Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

Patti,

I don't see any adverse symptoms. But even now he is constipated once a

week. And tries to stand on his head! He got this bloated belly. I've kept

him only on the intro diet ( egg, chicken, turkey, squash, zucchini) as I'm

scared to introduce any new food now. But I do give him onion, carrots(is

that a problem?!). Stopped giving apple sauce and ripe banana as his stomach

bloats after having them. He used to have formed stools after starting the

diet. But now again starting to have mushy ones. I'm just wondering did he

develop intolerance to something now?

Thanks

Jeyanthi

[Guest guest]

That's a good question! We thought he did not have yeast as two of his

comprehensive stool analysis reported no yeast!! But now when we got his

metabolic panel test result and it seems like he does have yeast issue. We

are treating his bacterial dysbiosis with Biocidin. Woud that cause yeast to

raise?

This also makes me think about the hyperactivity. He used to be very

hyperactive, but after going SCD he calmed down. I see little bit of

hyperactivity again now. Is hyperactivity symptom of yeast too...?

Thanks

Jeyanthi

----Original Message Follows----

Reply-To: pecanbread

To: <pecanbread >

Subject: Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 16:29:58 -0800

I'm wondering about the bloating. Do you think he may have some yeast

overgrowth?

Patti

Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

Patti,

I don't see any adverse symptoms. But even now he is constipated once a

week. And tries to stand on his head! He got this bloated belly. I've

kept

him only on the intro diet ( egg, chicken, turkey, squash, zucchini) as

I'm

scared to introduce any new food now. But I do give him onion, carrots(is

that a problem?!). Stopped giving apple sauce and ripe banana as his

stomach

bloats after having them. He used to have formed stools after starting

the

diet. But now again starting to have mushy ones. I'm just wondering did

he

develop intolerance to something now?

Thanks

Jeyanthi

[Guest guest]

Jeyanthi,

Biocidin is NOT LEGAL on SCD. How long have you been using that? This will

impede progress you might have hoped to make on SCD.

There are natural antifungals you can use on SCD... but Biocidin is not one of

them. It contains some herbs that are not allowed. Sorry!

Why not treat his " bacterial dysbiosis " with SCD and legal probiotics?

Patti

Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

That's a good question! We thought he did not have yeast as two of his

comprehensive stool analysis reported no yeast!! But now when we got his

metabolic panel test result and it seems like he does have yeast issue. We

are treating his bacterial dysbiosis with Biocidin. Woud that cause yeast to

raise?

This also makes me think about the hyperactivity. He used to be very

hyperactive, but after going SCD he calmed down. I see little bit of

hyperactivity again now. Is hyperactivity symptom of yeast too...?

Thanks

Jeyanthi

[Guest guest]

Dear Jeyanthi:

Have you tried giving him the electrolyte solution. The recipe is on

pecanbread.com This really works well for constipation. Onions can cause a

problems for constipation. Cooked prunes also really get things moving too

but I really like the way the electrolyte solution works. I have had

chronic constipation my whole life, drinking this seems to get my muscles

working better. Eileen Brown

Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

>

>

> Patti,

>

> I don't see any adverse symptoms. But even now he is constipated once a

> week. And tries to stand on his head! He got this bloated belly. I've

> kept

> him only on the intro diet ( egg, chicken, turkey, squash, zucchini) as

> I'm

> scared to introduce any new food now. But I do give him onion,

> carrots(is

> that a problem?!). Stopped giving apple sauce and ripe banana as his

> stomach

> bloats after having them. He used to have formed stools after starting

> the

> diet. But now again starting to have mushy ones. I'm just wondering did

> he

> develop intolerance to something now?

>

> Thanks

> Jeyanthi

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Good to know! I had this doubt in my mind because since I started

biocidin he started having the constipation again. I thought that

could be die-off reaction...But I had stopped biocidin for that

reason and started this again just 2 weeks back. I'm already

supplementing him with kirkman's probiotic(hope that is legal!).

would that be enough to handle the bacteria/yeast and I need not use

any antifungals?

I appreciate your help.

Thanks

Jeyanthi

>

> Jeyanthi,

>

> Biocidin is NOT LEGAL on SCD. How long have you been using that?

This will impede progress you might have hoped to make on SCD.

>

> There are natural antifungals you can use on SCD... but Biocidin

is not one of them. It contains some herbs that are not allowed.

Sorry!

>

> Why not treat his " bacterial dysbiosis " with SCD and legal

probiotics?

>

> Patti

> Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

>

>

> That's a good question! We thought he did not have yeast as two

of his

> comprehensive stool analysis reported no yeast!! But now when we

got his

> metabolic panel test result and it seems like he does have yeast

issue. We

> are treating his bacterial dysbiosis with Biocidin. Woud that

cause yeast to

> raise?

>

> This also makes me think about the hyperactivity. He used to be

very

> hyperactive, but after going SCD he calmed down. I see little bit

of

> hyperactivity again now. Is hyperactivity symptom of yeast too...?

>

> Thanks

> Jeyanthi

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jeyanthi,

There are legal anti-fungals you can use.... grapefruit seed extract is one,

oil of oregano, fresh garlic and that is especially good when combined with

fresh carrot juice (juiced right into the chute with the carrots). Coconut oil

is also anti-fungal. I think there are others, too.... I am about to run out

the door, so cannot go on longer right now.

With the natural anti-fungals, they say it's best to rotate them.... so the

yeast will not become resistant.

Yes, the Kirkman's probiotic is fine..... IF you are just using their

acidophilus only. No other strains.

Patti

Re: Re: thinking of going off scd

>

>

> That's a good question! We thought he did not have yeast as two

of his

> comprehensive stool analysis reported no yeast!! But now when we

got his

> metabolic panel test result and it seems like he does have yeast

issue. We

> are treating his bacterial dysbiosis with Biocidin. Woud that

cause yeast to

> raise?

>

> This also makes me think about the hyperactivity. He used to be

very

> hyperactive, but after going SCD he calmed down. I see little bit

of

> hyperactivity again now. Is hyperactivity symptom of yeast too...?

>

> Thanks

> Jeyanthi

>

>

>