Re: Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

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I don't know if there is any research about grain fed animals " passing along "

their starcy intake...or however you want to say that...I know what you're

getting at...I have decided that it is best to go pasture fed with animals

products. I have seen a difference with iel's speech improving once I cut

out regular old store bought meats.

Meleah

Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

SCD goat's yogurt is low in glutamate levels, right?Thinking of

starting the yogurt back up with my son.

I think my kids have a big problems with the all, and I mean all high

glutamate foods. I now see why the legal cheddar cheese a christmas

made my son crazy. Why the nutbutter/squash bread my son ate over the

last 2 days is causing stuttering and so much behaviour.(His teacher

will have fun with him today)

Over the past few years I removed so much food..everything is a high

glutamate food?(I didn't realise how all this food was related)It all

caused severe behav. and digestive issues etc. As I tried new foods

there was always..always a problem with high glutamate foods.

He showed many signs of autism when he was younger ...but many things

improved as we removed and avoided most high glutamate foods.

If I look back at the times when he was at his

worst(behav.,stuttering,ocd,adhd)..he was eating lots of a high

glutamate food...and removing something made it much better.

I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There is one

in the frig...he will eat lots.

I hope he likes the nut-free bread.

Cathy

Mom to celiacs

SCD august 2006

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Cathy,

What foods are you giving your child? Did you start out with the intro

diet and gradually introduce new foods and assess if the new foods

were tolerated?

What supplements?

Are you giving peanut butter? Any ready made foods?

TYI,

mimi

> I don't know if there is any research about grain fed animals " passing

> along " their starcy intake...or however you want to say that...I know what

> you're getting at...I have decided that it is best to go pasture fed with

> animals products. I have seen a difference with iel's speech

> improving once I cut out regular old store bought meats.

> Meleah

>

> Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

>

>

> SCD goat's yogurt is low in glutamate levels, right?Thinking of

> starting the yogurt back up with my son.

>

> I think my kids have a big problems with the all, and I mean all high

> glutamate foods. I now see why the legal cheddar cheese a christmas

> made my son crazy. Why the nutbutter/squash bread my son ate over the

> last 2 days is causing stuttering and so much behaviour.(His teacher

> will have fun with him today)

>

> Over the past few years I removed so much food..everything is a high

> glutamate food?(I didn't realise how all this food was related)It all

> caused severe behav. and digestive issues etc. As I tried new foods

> there was always..always a problem with high glutamate foods.

> He showed many signs of autism when he was younger ...but many things

> improved as we removed and avoided most high glutamate foods.

> If I look back at the times when he was at his

> worst(behav.,stuttering,ocd,adhd)..he was eating lots of a high

> glutamate food...and removing something made it much better.

>

> I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There is one

> in the frig...he will eat lots.

>

> I hope he likes the nut-free bread.

>

> Cathy

> Mom to celiacs

> SCD august 2006

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Just cooked/seeded early stage fruits and veges..various meats, lots

of eggs.(haven't gotten far on fruit/veges...

Started goat's yogurt and probiotic(l. acidophilusGi-prohealth) in

november...stopped it december 18th..behav. so bad.

Just tried pecan butter...that didn't go well.

No nuts, no peanut butter, no ready made foods.

Just started green pastures fermented clo.(1 week ago)

Just got some kirkman's magnesium glycinate...haven't used it yet.

Not currently taking any other supplements.

We did start with intro...made the mistake of trying the dry

curd...stopped it...tried some nut butter in september...stopped it too.

Started intro over in october...we are only on stage 2ish of the dairy

-free after intro. chart...with the exception of using some cooked

strained raspberries in popsicles...there are fruits/veges in the

first 2 stages he can't eat.

Cathy

> > I don't know if there is any research about grain fed animals " passing

> > along " their starcy intake...or however you want to say that...I

know what

> > you're getting at...I have decided that it is best to go pasture

fed with

> > animals products. I have seen a difference with iel's speech

> > improving once I cut out regular old store bought meats.

> > Meleah

> >

> > Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

> >

> >

> > SCD goat's yogurt is low in glutamate levels, right?Thinking of

> > starting the yogurt back up with my son.

> >

> > I think my kids have a big problems with the all, and I mean all

high

> > glutamate foods. I now see why the legal cheddar cheese a christmas

> > made my son crazy. Why the nutbutter/squash bread my son ate

over the

> > last 2 days is causing stuttering and so much behaviour.(His teacher

> > will have fun with him today)

> >

> > Over the past few years I removed so much food..everything is a high

> > glutamate food?(I didn't realise how all this food was

related)It all

> > caused severe behav. and digestive issues etc. As I tried new foods

> > there was always..always a problem with high glutamate foods.

> > He showed many signs of autism when he was younger ...but many

things

> > improved as we removed and avoided most high glutamate foods.

> > If I look back at the times when he was at his

> > worst(behav.,stuttering,ocd,adhd)..he was eating lots of a high

> > glutamate food...and removing something made it much better.

> >

> > I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There is one

> > in the frig...he will eat lots.

> >

> > I hope he likes the nut-free bread.

> >

> > Cathy

> > Mom to celiacs

> > SCD august 2006

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Cathy,

Are you using standard grocery store chicken.... not organic, free-range or

whatever? I know that most regular chickens are fed feed that is laced with

arsenic.... I think that is added as an anti-parasitic. I honestly don't know

how much of that ends up in the meat, or if it's dangerous or not, I just read

that is common practice.

I don't think any of the starch components of the grains end up going through

into the meat... that isn't the issue. You just might want to try organic birds

for a while, or at least do a little Googling about the arsenic in chicken feed

issue.

Patti

Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There is one

in the frig...he will eat lots.

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Mimi, sorry the last post wasn't too accurate. I shouldn't had posted

just before I had lunches to deliver.

He is also eating apple cider, spaghetti squash, broccoli, cauliflower

, cantaloupe, and Pineapple...all cooked...they are beyond stage 2.

that is it.

We did remove some apple juice a while back too, as it was illegal.

Sorry again....I'm probably confusing you.

thanks,

Cathy

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>

> Just cooked/seeded early stage fruits and veges..various meats, lots

> of eggs.(haven't gotten far on fruit/veges...

> Started goat's yogurt and probiotic(l. acidophilusGi-prohealth) in

> november...stopped it december 18th..behav. so bad.

>

> Just tried pecan butter...that didn't go well.

> No nuts, no peanut butter, no ready made foods.

>

> Just started green pastures fermented clo.(1 week ago)

> Just got some kirkman's magnesium glycinate...haven't used it yet.

> Not currently taking any other supplements.

>

> We did start with intro...made the mistake of trying the dry

> curd...stopped it...tried some nut butter in september...stopped it too.

> Started intro over in october...we are only on stage 2ish of the dairy

> -free after intro. chart...with the exception of using some cooked

> strained raspberries in popsicles...there are fruits/veges in the

> first 2 stages he can't eat.

> Cathy

>

> > > I don't know if there is any research about grain fed animals

" passing

> > > along " their starcy intake...or however you want to say that...I

> know what

> > > you're getting at...I have decided that it is best to go pasture

> fed with

> > > animals products. I have seen a difference with iel's speech

> > > improving once I cut out regular old store bought meats.

> > > Meleah

> > >

> > > Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

> > >

> > >

> > > SCD goat's yogurt is low in glutamate levels, right?Thinking of

> > > starting the yogurt back up with my son.

> > >

> > > I think my kids have a big problems with the all, and I mean all

> high

> > > glutamate foods. I now see why the legal cheddar cheese a

christmas

> > > made my son crazy. Why the nutbutter/squash bread my son ate

> over the

> > > last 2 days is causing stuttering and so much behaviour.(His

teacher

> > > will have fun with him today)

> > >

> > > Over the past few years I removed so much food..everything is

a high

> > > glutamate food?(I didn't realise how all this food was

> related)It all

> > > caused severe behav. and digestive issues etc. As I tried new

foods

> > > there was always..always a problem with high glutamate foods.

> > > He showed many signs of autism when he was younger ...but many

> things

> > > improved as we removed and avoided most high glutamate foods.

> > > If I look back at the times when he was at his

> > > worst(behav.,stuttering,ocd,adhd)..he was eating lots of a high

> > > glutamate food...and removing something made it much better.

> > >

> > > I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There

is one

> > > in the frig...he will eat lots.

> > >

> > > I hope he likes the nut-free bread.

> > >

> > > Cathy

> > > Mom to celiacs

> > > SCD august 2006

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Patti,

Yep, the grocery store chicken...It says it is grain feed.

I wish I could afford the organic/free range...we have been eating

lots of chicken...so I'm feeding them arsenic yum!...but I do think

the high glumanate food makes him crazy too!...

I wish we didn't have to rely so much on meat now.

My magnesium glycinate just arrived at my door...my son looked so

silly when I delivered his lunch today...maybe it will help.

I Can't wait for the brokerage on my K2, it should comes this week.

Maybe I should reconsider the type of meat we eat and how much...I

always knew that there was concerns about chicken...one more thing for

me to worry about.

I had 2 really good days...now I'm a bit depressed..Oh well...

Have a good day Patti,

cathy

>

> Cathy,

>

> Are you using standard grocery store chicken.... not organic,

free-range or whatever? I know that most regular chickens are fed feed

that is laced with arsenic.... I think that is added as an

anti-parasitic. I honestly don't know how much of that ends up in the

meat, or if it's dangerous or not, I just read that is common practice.

>

> I don't think any of the starch components of the grains end up

going through into the meat... that isn't the issue. You just might

want to try organic birds for a while, or at least do a little

Googling about the arsenic in chicken feed issue.

>

> Patti

>

> Glutamate and SCD yogurt?

>

>

> I am wondering if I need to avoid grain feed chickens? There is one

> in the frig...he will eat lots.

>

>

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Patti,

I'm sorry I'm an idiot when it comes to words.(I sincerely mean this)

I'm just kidding about the depressed thing....I don't want simpathy,

or anyone to feel sorry for me...most you mom's have been through a

lot more than I have. I apprecicate the info. on the chicken...and I

imagine lots a people are in the same situation with food costing a lot.

Yes I do worry a lot...I'm working on that. I sound pretty winey...

don't I? I should think more before I post, I always use the wrong

words...Sorry for offending you...I know I done this before...

cathy

>

>

>

> <<one more thing for me to worry about.

> I had 2 really good days...now I'm a bit depressed..Oh well...>>

>

> Oops... sorry, Cathy! It's always something, isn't it??

>

> For what it's worth, I can't afford organic chicken very often

either. I try not to think about it too much.

>

>

>

> Patti

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