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Hi I am new here. I wanted to know what to expect in the initial stages of this

diet for this specific reason... When my 5 YO ASD son was younger, we went to a

very low carb diet (also GF/CF/SF/CF/sugar-free, etc...). The entire family did

the diet, as I presumed it would be easier on everyone. We ate this way for

over a year and saw no gains, me and the kids just all felt grouchy and on edge

all day long and everybody craved food 24/7 (husband was fine)! I was pregnant

during some of the months and I developed ketones and had to add some complex

carbs to control the ketones. We also all had heartburn all day long. I was

quite suprised that we never stopped feeling this way! By SCD standards, it was

not an unhealthy diet (lots of organic veggies and meat).

I would like to try SCD to see if there is some magic in the way it is

implemented (the stages) or the goat yogurt, etc. Can anyone give some advice

about getting started so that we do not suffer needlessly & get to the point

where we actually feel good eating this way?

Also, is anyone out there on this diet who eats like me (eat, eat, eat but

skinny)? That is part of why I don't do so well on low carb. I am so hungry

all of the time. I don't crave sweets at all (I actually detest sweets), and I

don't like a ton of carbs -- just some to make my stomach stop rumbling. When I

eat only protein and vegetables, my stomach actually growls as if it is empty

during and after the meal! Any thoughts?

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