Guest guest Posted January 29, 2007 Report Share Posted January 29, 2007 > > Hello, I have decided to do intro diet with daughter (ASD 31/2) and > really want to get this right. Just a couple of questions: I would > love to make my own Fruit Gelatine. What " Juice " and " Gelatine " do I > use. She does not have constipation or diarrhoea now after eating all > legal foods for a month so, if I do intro diet for two days, how long > on each step after that. I do not think she is going to be very happy > because she eats such a huge variety now so I would like to do it all > properly and get on with it. Any suggestions would be great. Venessa > Welcoime to Pecanbread and SCD for Autism . Use Knox unflavored gelatin packets to set. (There are also Kisher brands I believe) Here are the juices that are approved: Tropicana Pure premium OJ -Dole pineapple juice -Heinz and 's Tomato juice -The Knudsen's *Just Juice* line (not the rest of their products): Just Black Cherry Just Blueberry Just Cranberry Just Pomegranate Organic Just Concord Grape Organic Just Tart Cherry -Kedeem Organic grape juice -Welch's 100% Grape juice (Red, Purple and white) IMPORTANT NOTE: A while ago, a list member called both Welch's and Tropicana about their calcium fortified juices. BOTH companies use a calcium supplement that has starch in them. This makes their calcium fortified juices illegal. When you make your " jello, " use 1/4 cup cold water (sprinkle on powder) 1/4 cup boiling water (to dissolve the powder) 1/2 cup of additional water ( as we dilute juices) and 1 cup of juice Carol F. SCD 7 years Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2007 Report Share Posted January 29, 2007 I would > love to make my own Fruit Gelatine. What " Juice " and " Gelatine " do I > use. Welcome to the list! Here is a link to a list of legal juices: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/pecanbread/message/61584 Dilute your juice with water (half and half). Any plain gelatin (no flavor) such as Knox or a store brand is fine. , mom to Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2007 Report Share Posted January 29, 2007 I would give two to three days between introduction of a food to make sure that there is no negative reaction. Remember that reactions can vary anywhere from constepation to diharea to rash to behavioral issues to anything else that is either abnormal for your child or just something that you think is suspicious. Also, make sure to peal, seed, and cook all fruits and veggies for quite some time. It will be several months before she is ready for raw produce. You can make your own gelatin by using an unflavored gelatin like Knox brand, and an SCD legal juice. For the intro diet, use grape juice. Welch's 100% grape juice is SCD legal, and easily found. It is the kind in the big plastic bottle on the juice aisle at the grocery store. You can also use any other SCD legal juices like Tropicana Pur Premium orange juice(original without calcium), the Just Juices line from Knudsen. Follow the instructions on the back of the gelatin box for making your own gelatin. Meleah Intro Diet Hello, I have decided to do intro diet with daughter (ASD 31/2) and really want to get this right. Just a couple of questions: I would love to make my own Fruit Gelatine. What " Juice " and " Gelatine " do I use. She does not have constipation or diarrhoea now after eating all legal foods for a month so, if I do intro diet for two days, how long on each step after that. I do not think she is going to be very happy because she eats such a huge variety now so I would like to do it all properly and get on with it. Any suggestions would be great. Venessa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 29, 2007 Report Share Posted January 29, 2007 The only two juices that are legal on intro are grape juice (Welch's, Knudsen Just Grape, Kedem kosher) or fresh-pressed apple cider. Both can be made into gelatin, or diluted for a drink. Patti Intro Diet Hello, I have decided to do intro diet with daughter (ASD 31/2) and really want to get this right. Just a couple of questions: I would love to make my own Fruit Gelatine. What " Juice " and " Gelatine " do I use. She does not have constipation or diarrhoea now after eating all legal foods for a month so, if I do intro diet for two days, how long on each step after that. I do not think she is going to be very happy because she eats such a huge variety now so I would like to do it all properly and get on with it. Any suggestions would be great. Venessa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 5, 2007 Report Share Posted February 5, 2007 Hi... I don't exactly know how to advise you on the juice. I can't be sure about any brand you might find there. Only two types of juice are allowed on Intro..... grape juice and apple cider. You local brand of grape juice.... labeled 100% grape juice, with nothing added.... *might* be okay, however, you'd really need to verify that by contacting the company, since we don't have listings of Australian brand names. The only other juice that's allowed on the Intro diet is apple cider.... and it simply needs to be fresh-pressed.... the type that is unfiltered, uncooked (except just to pasteurize). This cider will be found in the refridgerated section of a grocery store.... quite perishable...... or is sometimes found at local farmer's markets here. I don't know if you have the equivalent there. If you have access to a juicer (perhaps borrow one if you don't own one), the kind that filters out all pulp and fiber, you can juice your own apples. That would be legal and acceptable on Intro..... just be sure to dilute. There are suggestions for getting started with a " picky eater " on the website, www.pecanbread.com in the section titled " Overcoming Difficulties " . I hope that helps a little. Be sure to look over some of the kid-friendly recipes in the recipe section there, too..... and ideas for the Intro diet for children on the spectrum in the " Food Preparation " section. Patti Intro Diet Hello there, I have been waiting on an answer from the Australian SCD groups but no one seems to be around. Please USA friends I want to start intro diet and want to get it right. I have found gelatine here that says " unflavoured gelatine " but also has preservative 220. Is this ok, it is made from beef. Also, all the juices that you all suggest on archive messages we do not have here, so what would I have to look for to pick legal juice to make jelly (gelatine). Also, do I still give her any probiotics or oils or meds during intro diet. She eats everything at the moment so I am wanting to get on with this because it will not be easy. If anyone has any suggestions for 31/2 ASD high functioning and strong minded little girl to make this easier, would be appreciated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2007 Report Share Posted February 23, 2007 > > Hi, me again, > From what I have read on the sites (have not received the book yet), I > am giving my son the following diet on day 1 of his diet. Please let me > know if I'm off the mark with anything. > ASD Intro Diet Since the many of the children with ASD were casein free before beginning the SCD™, here is a list of suggested foods for the intro diet. The intro diet should be followed for 2-5 days. Chicken broth --Chicken broth with pureed cooked carrots --Chicken broth with chunks of cooked chicken --Chicken broth with cooked carrot sliced into little " coins " --Chicken broth with " chicken balls " made from ground chicken --Chicken broth with " noodles " made from beaten eggs cooked omelette-style into a " crepe " and then rolled up and thinly sliced --Chicken egg-drop soup Chicken pancakes Roasted chicken Roasted turkey Beef broth --Beef broth with meatballs made from ground beef Hamburger patties Eggs --scrambled --poached --hard-boiled --soft-boiled --sunny side up --deviled eggs made with homemade mayo Homemade jello (made from unflavored real gelatin and purple and/or white grape juice) Made in a shallow pan and cut with shaped cookie cutters or into cubes Carol F. SCD 7 years, celiac Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2007 Report Share Posted February 23, 2007 Enzymes CAN cause problems for some individuals.... especially if they have a lot of inflammation or ulcers. I would definitely suggest doing the diet without them until he is doing MUCH better.... making good progress with SCD. Then, after he's healed some, you *may* want to try enzymes again... but you certainly don't have to. Enzymes are not part of SCD protocol. Patti Intro Diet Hi guys, I'm new to the list, have ordered Elaine's book and read the pecanbread site. I need to get moving as my 7 year old has got terrible pains with his tummie, and cannot go to school right now (has been going on for years, worse in the last few months, and absolutely terrible in the last two days following 1/4 of a capsule of digestive enzymes.) Apologies, but I have not done a search on the group yet, but just wondered if my boy can have cooked peeled fruit on the intro, as I'm not sure he'll go for the other options on the pecan bread site. Are any other foods really easily digestible and suitable for the intro. Any help much appreciated. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2010 Report Share Posted July 11, 2010 Hi all, If I don't have diarrhea can I leave in the onions and zuccini in the chicken soup? Thanks, June Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 11, 2010 Report Share Posted July 11, 2010 you should follow exactly as you stated - so since no D -intro for 2 days - then you can try peeled de-seeded zuc -onions though are more advanced eileen 2 1/2 years scd > > Hi all, > > If I don't have diarrhea can I leave in the onions and zuccini in the chicken soup? > > Thanks, > June > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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