Re: Is there a legal pear juice? One more question

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone!

I have a couple of quick questions on the subject of legal. I've been

looking up juice info. too. I've read labels and looked at their

company websites re: ingredients. What about Hansen's Natural Grape?

Or Whole Foods 365 brand grape? They both appear to be fine.

Also, we just started SCD last week. My son is two and has been

diagnosed with Leaky Gut. So we're just finishing up the Intro. diet

and starting to add one thing at a time. I've looked thru the book.

And the sites. And I can't find a suggestion list for begginers

foods. I keep hearing that items are advanced etc.

My husband and I understand the illegal list. I don't mean to be

goofy but where is the list of what to eat during the first phase

etc? Thank you for some guidance.

We were dairy free before this incredible diet came into our lives.

What about the yogurt? Both of our toddlers consume yogurt by the

pint. I understand that when the time comes to intro. him with goat.

And once we see that he doesn't have symptoms from it, how much can

he really be eatting? Cups? Pints? Once a week? Just watch his

symptoms?

Thank you so much!! :)Aimee

>

> Sorry, there is no legal pear juice. You would have to make your

own. Commercially manufactered pear and/or apple juice is strictly

off limits. The only exception is fresh-pressed apple cider.....

kept in the refridgerated section at the store, or from a farmer's

market. I've never seen " pear cider " , though. It's very easy to

make if you have a juicer.... OR, just peel and cut up some pears

and steam in a regular pan with a steamer basket and a inch of water

in the bottom..... then SAVE that steaming water, and use it for

juice. It will be VERY sweet.... and legal!

>

> No, the Trader Joe's pomegranite-mango is not legal either. The

legal juices are:

>

> Tropicana Pure Premium OJ -the original plain one... not with

calcium added.

>

> Welch's grape (purple, white, red) juice in bottles, not the frozen

kind.

>

> Kedem Kosher grape juice

>

> Dole 100% Pineapple juice in cans, not frozen.

>

> Canned or bottled tomato juice if only tomatoes and salt are added

(many brands).

>

> Knudsen's " Just Juice " line... ONLY.... not their other juices.

>

> Apple cider... only the fresh-pressed, unfiltered, cloudy, uncooked

(except to pasteurize and bottle) kind... found in refridgerated

section or at farmer's markets.

>

> Home-juiced.... any legal fruit or veggie.... made with the type of

juicer that strains out all the pulp.

>

> Patti

>

> Is there a legal pear juice?

>

>

> I'd like to make the gelatin for my family, but my son can't

tolerate grape juice or apple

> cider. Before SCD he mostly drank water, but would occasionally

have pear juice

> (Knudsen or Gerber) or Trader Joe's pomegranate-mango juice

(pomegranate juice and

> mango puree are the ingredients).

>

> Is there any legal pear juice or does anyone know if the

pomegranate-mango juice is Ok?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Knudsen makes a 100% Pear Juice with " NO SUGAR ADDED " Is that the one you mean

is ok? It does contain Ascorbic acid for the coloring as a ingredient nothing

else.

Roseann

Re: Is there a legal pear juice? One more question

Hi everyone!

I have a couple of quick questions on the subject of legal. I've been

looking up juice info. too. I've read labels and looked at their

company websites re: ingredients. What about Hansen's Natural Grape?

Or Whole Foods 365 brand grape? They both appear to be fine.

Also, we just started SCD last week. My son is two and has been

diagnosed with Leaky Gut. So we're just finishing up the Intro. diet

and starting to add one thing at a time. I've looked thru the book.

And the sites. And I can't find a suggestion list for begginers

foods. I keep hearing that items are advanced etc.

My husband and I understand the illegal list. I don't mean to be

goofy but where is the list of what to eat during the first phase

etc? Thank you for some guidance.

We were dairy free before this incredible diet came into our lives.

What about the yogurt? Both of our toddlers consume yogurt by the

pint. I understand that when the time comes to intro. him with goat.

And once we see that he doesn't have symptoms from it, how much can

he really be eatting? Cups? Pints? Once a week? Just watch his

symptoms?

Thank you so much!! :)Aimee

[Guest guest]

Amy,

We can't OK those juices because Elaine is no longer here to check them out, and

no one else has continued her work. If you really want to use them, you should

get written affirmation from the company that there is absolutely nothing else

in their product besides what is listed on the label. Even still, they're not

required to let you know if they decide to change things on you. We simply

can't OK it for SCD use. If you choose to use one of these products, it should

be the first thing that you pull if you see negative symptoms of any kind or

aren't progressing like you would like to. There is a " stages " chart on

pecanbread.com within the food preparation section. I believe it is called

" beyond the intro diet " . When you finally decide to introduce goat yogurt,

start with a tiny amount like 1/8 tsp.. As you see that he can tolerate it,

gradually increase the amount. He can have up to a cup per day, I believe, or

double that if you drip it. I can't find the email from Mimi from way back

where she answered this same question for me, but that seems right. Mim, let me

know if that's not correct.

Meleah

Is there a legal pear juice?

>

>

> I'd like to make the gelatin for my family, but my son can't

tolerate grape juice or apple

> cider. Before SCD he mostly drank water, but would occasionally

have pear juice

> (Knudsen or Gerber) or Trader Joe's pomegranate-mango juice

(pomegranate juice and

> mango puree are the ingredients).

>

> Is there any legal pear juice or does anyone know if the

pomegranate-mango juice is Ok?

>

> Thanks!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Aimee,

It may be wise to review the pecanbread website again as your answers are there.

.. I've looked thru the book.

> And the sites. And I can't find a suggestion list for begginers

> foods.

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/scdfoods1.html

> We were dairy free before this incredible diet came into our lives.

> What about the yogurt? Both of our toddlers consume yogurt by the

> pint. I understand that when the time comes to intro. him with goat.

> And once we see that he doesn't have symptoms from it, how much can

> he really be eatting? Cups? Pints? Once a week? Just watch his

> symptoms?

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/yogurt1.html

Once ahgain, here are the approved juices:

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/legalfoods1.html

The reasons others may appear to be and may or may not be are explained here:

http://www.pecanbread.com/new/scdfoods1.html

We do not have the time to contact eevry company and reesarch evry food. Often

the

processing companies are not cooperative. Members are free to do that and

verification

must be in the form of a hand delievered hard copy letter, not email or phone

calls to a

company. Those who choose to try foods not on the legal list are at risk for

regression and

small amounts of illegal foods can cause problems.

It sounds complicated, but have patience and go slowly. The pieces WILL fall

into place.

Carol F.

SCD 7 years, celiac

[Guest guest]

Good Morning! Thank you so much. I think that I miss things on the

pecanbread site due to my overwhelm....whew! I do appreciate that

we're all are understanding and supportive.

On a bacon note. We live in CO and bought a 1/2 of a pig last fall.

Nothing is added or cured at all. Not only was it way cheaper than

hormone free etc. etc. Nothing illeal added. Oh and a 1/4 buffalo-

same thing.

On a cost note. We have a friend in our church that's son is autistic

and on similar diet. We buy bulk together and split it often. It

really helps with cost. Happy day everyone. Thank you.

Aimee

son 2 years, 1 week scd

> >

> > Sorry, there is no legal pear juice. You would have to make

your

> own. Commercially manufactered pear and/or apple juice is

strictly

> off limits. The only exception is fresh-pressed apple cider.....

> kept in the refridgerated section at the store, or from a

farmer's

> market. I've never seen " pear cider " , though. It's very easy to

> make if you have a juicer.... OR, just peel and cut up some pears

> and steam in a regular pan with a steamer basket and a inch of

water

> in the bottom..... then SAVE that steaming water, and use it for

> juice. It will be VERY sweet.... and legal!

> >

> > No, the Trader Joe's pomegranite-mango is not legal either. The

> legal juices are:

> >

> > Tropicana Pure Premium OJ -the original plain one... not with

> calcium added.

> >

> > Welch's grape (purple, white, red) juice in bottles, not the

frozen

> kind.

> >

> > Kedem Kosher grape juice

> >

> > Dole 100% Pineapple juice in cans, not frozen.

> >

> > Canned or bottled tomato juice if only tomatoes and salt are

added

> (many brands).

> >

> > Knudsen's " Just Juice " line... ONLY.... not their other juices.

> >

> > Apple cider... only the fresh-pressed, unfiltered, cloudy,

uncooked

> (except to pasteurize and bottle) kind... found in refridgerated

> section or at farmer's markets.

> >

> > Home-juiced.... any legal fruit or veggie.... made with the

type of

> juicer that strains out all the pulp.

> >

> > Patti

> >

> > Is there a legal pear juice?

> >

> >

> > I'd like to make the gelatin for my family, but my son can't

> tolerate grape juice or apple

> > cider. Before SCD he mostly drank water, but would occasionally

> have pear juice

> > (Knudsen or Gerber) or Trader Joe's pomegranate-mango juice

> (pomegranate juice and

> > mango puree are the ingredients).

> >

> > Is there any legal pear juice or does anyone know if the

> pomegranate-mango juice is Ok?

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

The Knudsen pear juice is NOT legal. The only Knudsen juices that are legal are

their " JUST " juices.... Just Cranberry, Just Black Cherry, Just Grape, etc.

The pear is not legal and there is no such thing as a legal pear juice you can

buy.

Pear and apple juice goes through some sort of changes in the commercial

manufacturing process.... concentration of the natural sorbitol content in

these two fruit juices is problematic, which is why Elaine specified you can

ONLY buy apple cider which is just fresh-pressed and put in the bottle,

unfiltered..... and you will only find that kind in the refridgerated section or

at a farmer's market.

A home-juicer is one way to go...... juice your own pears and apples and they

are perfectly legal (dilute!!!). Or steam a basket full of pear slices on top

the stove.... and keep the steaming water. It will be very sweet.... and can be

used as juice. Again, you *may* need to dilute, depending on how sweet it is.

Patti

Re: Re: Is there a legal pear juice? One more question

Hi

Knudsen makes a 100% Pear Juice with " NO SUGAR ADDED " Is that the one you mean

is ok? It does contain Ascorbic acid for the coloring as a ingredient nothing

else.

Roseann

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The " Stages " chart is under the " SCD Foods " tab on the new version of the

website... then you have to scroll down to the " Beyond the Intro Diet " section.

Patti

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I've looked thru the book.

And the sites. And I can't find a suggestion list for begginers

foods. I keep hearing that items are advanced etc.

My husband and I understand the illegal list. I don't mean to be

goofy but where is the list of what to eat during the first phase

etc? Thank you for some guidance.

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I'm coming in at the middle of this discussion, so please pardon if not

relevant.

We use Knudsen's Just Black Cherry to help with our son's tummy aches. The

cherry is alkaline (to work against GI aches caused by acid). He really

likes it.

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Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2007 1:58 PM

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Subject: Re: Re: Is there a legal pear juice? One more question

The Knudsen pear juice is NOT legal. The only Knudsen juices that are legal

are their " JUST " juices.... Just Cranberry, Just Black Cherry, Just Grape,

etc. The pear is not legal and there is no such thing as a legal pear juice

you can buy.

Pear and apple juice goes through some sort of changes in the commercial

manufacturing process.... concentration of the natural sorbitol content in

these two fruit juices is problematic, which is why Elaine specified you can

ONLY buy apple cider which is just fresh-pressed and put in the bottle,

unfiltered..... and you will only find that kind in the refridgerated

section or at a farmer's market.

A home-juicer is one way to go...... juice your own pears and apples and

they are perfectly legal (dilute!!!). Or steam a basket full of pear slices

on top the stove.... and keep the steaming water. It will be very sweet....

and can be used as juice. Again, you *may* need to dilute, depending on how

sweet it is.

Patti

Re: Re: Is there a legal pear juice? One more question

Hi

Knudsen makes a 100% Pear Juice with " NO SUGAR ADDED " Is that the one you

mean is ok? It does contain Ascorbic acid for the coloring as a ingredient

nothing else.

Roseann

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Thank you very much for the great suggestion. We will give this advice

when we hear about stomach aches.

Mimi

> We use Knudsen's Just Black Cherry to help with our son's tummy aches. The

> cherry is alkaline (to work against GI aches caused by acid). He really

> likes it.

[Guest guest]

Thank you for all of your help. All of you spend so much time helping

all of us. Thanks for the support.

I thought of something that we've been doing prior to SCD and it's

cheaper and our kids love it. We make our 'Lemonaide'. Very weak

amount of pure lemon, water and a bit of honey to taste. They think

they are hot stuff and drink it up. Happy week. :)Aimee

>

> The " Stages " chart is under the " SCD Foods " tab on the new version

of the website... then you have to scroll down to the " Beyond the

Intro Diet " section.

>

>

> Patti

>