Guest guest Posted December 16, 2006 Report Share Posted December 16, 2006 Cathy, I think it's reasonable to take it out for just a bit. That way you'll have a clearer picture. You know, as I've said before, the probiotics and/or yogurt can have been starting to dissolve any oxalate crystals.... that *could* be why we see some kids having this response to probiotics and/or yogurt. So... it may just be that you need to get those other ducks in a row before he'll be able to tolerate it. I would look at Green Pasture's CLO if I were you. Patti Advice on Probiotics After removing the goats yogurt, my son's severe..unmanageable behaviour is somewhat better... But we still are having some difficulty with sillyness, and impulsive behaviours etc. He gets very upset easily and acts out a lot.(it still seems to be getting out of hand even after removing the yogurt. All this behaviour stuff which we have been dealing with over the years went away at the start of the diet...and started coming back in november once we started the Probiotic and yogurt. I don't think this is a dairy allergy...I don't think removing food is the answer. I am tracking down some cod liver oil and considering vit k now. We are holding most of our Christmas dinners at home...that will make it much easier with behaviour etc. I know I shouldn't stop the probiotic capsule with him, but I am wondering if I stopped it for a couple of days(over christmas) if it would help take the edge off behav. etc...I really don't want him flipping out with family here(everyone gets so angry with him)...but I really think it will happen....Then they will be really impressed on how well he is now with this new diet. Would stopping the probiotic for a bit mess things up badly? Thanks, Cathy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2006 Report Share Posted December 16, 2006 Thanks Patti, We are going to remove the probiotics for a bit. I'm sure that will give me a clearer picture of what is really going on..will get some clo Happy Holidays!! Cathy > > Cathy, > > I think it's reasonable to take it out for just a bit. That way you'll have a clearer picture. > > You know, as I've said before, the probiotics and/or yogurt can have been starting to dissolve any oxalate crystals.... that *could* be why we see some kids having this response to probiotics and/or yogurt. So... it may just be that you need to get those other ducks in a row before he'll be able to tolerate it. I would look at Green Pasture's CLO if I were you. > > Patti > > Advice on Probiotics > > > After removing the goats yogurt, my son's severe..unmanageable > behaviour is somewhat better... > But we still are having some difficulty with sillyness, and impulsive > behaviours etc. He gets very upset easily and acts out a lot.(it > still seems to be getting out of hand even after removing the yogurt. > All this behaviour stuff which we have been dealing with over the > years went away at the start of the diet...and started coming back in > november once we started the Probiotic and yogurt. > I don't think this is a dairy allergy...I don't think removing food > is the answer. > I am tracking down some cod liver oil and considering vit k now. > > We are holding most of our Christmas dinners at home...that will make > it much easier with behaviour etc. > I know I shouldn't stop the probiotic capsule with him, but I am > wondering if I stopped it for a couple of days(over christmas) if it > would help take the edge off behav. etc...I really don't want him > flipping out with family here(everyone gets so angry with him)...but I > really think it will happen....Then they will be really impressed on > how well he is now with this new diet. > Would stopping the probiotic for a bit mess things up badly? > Thanks, > Cathy > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2006 Report Share Posted December 16, 2006 We started that avenue, but we also found that so many of the food's labeled as 'pro-biotic' were merely advertising hype. I'd be interested to know how close 'home-made' live yoghourt is to pro-biotic. Best wishes http://whitterer-autism.blogspot.com > > > > Cathy, > > > > I think it's reasonable to take it out for just a bit. That way > you'll have a clearer picture. > > > > You know, as I've said before, the probiotics and/or yogurt can have > been starting to dissolve any oxalate crystals.... that *could* be > why we see some kids having this response to probiotics and/or yogurt. > So... it may just be that you need to get those other ducks in a row > before he'll be able to tolerate it. I would look at Green Pasture's > CLO if I were you. > > > > Patti > > > > Advice on Probiotics > > > > > > After removing the goats yogurt, my son's severe..unmanageable > > behaviour is somewhat better... > > But we still are having some difficulty with sillyness, and impulsive > > behaviours etc. He gets very upset easily and acts out a lot.(it > > still seems to be getting out of hand even after removing the yogurt. > > All this behaviour stuff which we have been dealing with over the > > years went away at the start of the diet...and started coming back in > > november once we started the Probiotic and yogurt. > > I don't think this is a dairy allergy...I don't think removing food > > is the answer. > > I am tracking down some cod liver oil and considering vit k now. > > > > We are holding most of our Christmas dinners at home...that will make > > it much easier with behaviour etc. > > I know I shouldn't stop the probiotic capsule with him, but I am > > wondering if I stopped it for a couple of days(over christmas) if it > > would help take the edge off behav. etc...I really don't want him > > flipping out with family here(everyone gets so angry with him)...but I > > really think it will happen....Then they will be really impressed on > > how well he is now with this new diet. > > Would stopping the probiotic for a bit mess things up badly? > > Thanks, > > Cathy > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 18, 2006 Report Share Posted December 18, 2006 Welcome to the group mmcewenasker, << We started that avenue, but we also found that so many of the food's labeled as 'pro-biotic' were merely advertising hype. I'd be > interested to know how close 'home-made' live yoghourt is to pro- biotic. > Best wishes > http://whitterer-autism.blogspot.com >> The homemade 24 yogurt that we make with SCD has a very high probiotic count. There is approximately 3 billion CFU's/mL or about 45 billion CFU's/mL in one teaspoon of yogurt. These numbers are far higher than what you'd find in probiotic powders/capsules. Other probiotic foods that are SCD legal are homemade nut milk yogurt, homemade sauerkraut and Kimchi. Commercial foods are often pasteurized or sterilized which would kill the good bacteria. (Generally, the case in canned sauerkraut.) I really liked your blog Sheila, SCD Feb. 2001, UC 23 yrs mom of and Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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