Guest guest Posted November 19, 2006 Report Share Posted November 19, 2006 Hello, You don't say what your diagnosis is. So, by " relapsing " .... we aren't sure what you mean. We always, ALWAYS recommend that everyone start with the Intro Diet. You will get better results. Then, you should always move next to eating all fruits and veggies peeled and cooked (easier to digest). The only exceptions being ripe banana... and ripe avocado... neither of which need to be cooked, but can be. You will move SLOWLY, and carefully on to more advanced foods.... always trying a small amount of one new food at a time. No, you don't *have* to eat the beef and chicken soup together. Those are just two options for your intro menu. The intro diet is only followed for two to five days, usually. You don't have to eat beef at all, if you don't want to. Patti Just starting the diet Hi everyone ;] I'm almost 1 month into the diet with mixed results. In the beginning I was feeling great because of all the nutrients I was getting. My diet used to consist of rice and peas everyday. I think I may have added food too quickly though as I'm in a relapse now. Trying to pinpoint specifically what it is as you all know is really tough, but I've been really stupid in what I've been eating. Everything I eat is legal, but probably meant for the advanced stage of this diet. I've been eating this homemade pizza made with ground pecans with skins, and I think that's what's causing me pain. Almond flour is so expensive.. those banana pancakes also are almost too good not to eat but I guess I should wait awhile before adding these goodies? As I'm now going to follow the starter diet, it doesn't seem like eating chicken soup and yoghurt is going to get rid of the bad D, and one thing that always suprised me is the beef. I would think beef is the last thing I would want when feeling like this but what do I know? One question, it appears to me they say to eat chicken soup, and beef together am I reading this wrong? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2006 Report Share Posted November 20, 2006 *Tell me where you live so that I may be able to connect you with other SCD Pals in your area and maybe even a doctor. This is my job on the pecanbread list serve. grammy_bauer@... Put my email address in your contact list for a reply off list, please. To save archives space. djkase9100 djkase9100@... I'm almost 1 month into the diet with mixed results. In the beginning I was feeling great because of all the nutrients I was getting. My diet used to consist of rice and peas everyday. I think I may have added food too quickly though as I'm in a relapse now. Trying to pinpoint specifically what it is as you all know is really tough, but I've been really stupid in what I've been eating. Everything I eat is legal, but probably meant for the advanced stage of this diet. I've been eating this homemade pizza made with ground pecans with skins, and I think that's what's causing me pain. Almond flour is so expensive.. those banana pancakes also are almost too good not to eat but I guess I should wait awhile before adding these goodies? As I'm now going to follow the starter diet, it doesn't seem like eating chicken soup and yoghurt is going to get rid of the bad D, and one thing that always suprised me is the beef. I would think beef is the last thing I would want when feeling like this but what do I know? One question, it appears to me they say to eat chicken soup, and beef together am I reading this wrong? 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 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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