RE: Re: Re: OT: Paper on Autism, Vitamin K, and Oxalates

September 22, 2006

Dear Lorilynn:

Good point. My secondary book to my SCD is Nourishing Traditions which really

pushes using foods as vitamins. I am not advocating the diet in Nourishing

Traditions. I use it only as resource but anything contrary to SCD I do not

use.

I'm not sure but I think was saying K2 was necessary for eliminating

the calcium crystals and the only way to get it was through healthy bacteria in

the stomach and I guess this Japanese Natto that I have been seeing in all the

supplements. Maybe will see this email and tell us whether there is a

natural source from food for K2. Thank you so much. Eileen Brown

September 23, 2006

Yes, I do think that K2 is necessary for eliminating the crystals, because

K2 activates the bone proteins that can chelate the calcium out of the

crystal complex. K2 van be found in chicken egg yolk, butter, cow liver,

and natto. However, one of the things I speculate about in my paper is

whether kids with autism have a genetic problem with the Vitamin-related

enzyme. If so, the enzyme's activity would be weak and a " normal " dose of

Vitamin K would be insufficient. That is why I recommend supplementing

Vitamin K.

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From: pecanbread [mailto:pecanbread ] On

Behalf Of Eileen Brown

Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 7:49 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Re: OT: Paper on Autism, Vitamin K, and

Oxalates

Dear Lorilynn:

Good point. My secondary book to my SCD is Nourishing Traditions which

really pushes using foods as vitamins. I am not advocating the diet in

Nourishing Traditions. I use it only as resource but anything contrary to

SCD I do not use.

I'm not sure but I think was saying K2 was necessary for

eliminating the calcium crystals and the only way to get it was through

healthy bacteria in the stomach and I guess this Japanese Natto that I have

been seeing in all the supplements. Maybe will see this email and

tell us whether there is a natural source from food for K2. Thank you so

much. Eileen Brown

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