Endoscopy Partial Results and Questions

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Hi:

Our 7yo son had a 2nd endoscopy done and the GI doctor still found

inflammation in the stomach lining and the Duodenum. GI doctor told us that the

SCDiet might have to be modified as well as some vitamin supplements and

enzymes.

Please note I am not knocking down any diet or vitamin supplement but want to

find out what is best for my son. He has been on the SCDiet for almost 3 years,

which it did help his diarrhea, he eats everything organic, only drinks water

all his supplements are hypoallergic, from either Kirkman, Thorne, Pure

Encapsulation and VRP. The reason for doing the endoscopy is because he was

still getting yeast despite the special diet, yeast protocol and chelation.

Come to find out the inflammation was worse than it was when he had the 1st

endoscopy so even though the diet helped with the diarrhea it hasn't helped his

inflammation. I also want to know if the supplements that I'm giving him cause

any GI problems.

Kirkman: CoQ10, Buffered Magnesium Glynicate, Vit E, Molybendum, Enzyme

Complete w/Iogest

Houston: No-Fenol Enzyme

Thorne: Citrimin II, Folapro

VRP: Zinc Mono., Grape Seed Extract, Calicum Citrate, L-Carnitine, Vit D

Pure Encapsulation: DHA/EPA, Vit A

Natrol: Ester-C(gentle formula)

GI doc told us not to change diet or supplements until the blood work and

biopsies tests are completed. He did advise us to stop all enzymes use.

Our DAN doc told us we might also have to modified the diet because the high

protein might also be causing some inflammation, but also wants to wait to

change anything until the all the test results come in.

Any comments or advise will be appreciated, once again nothing against any

diet or supplements but every child is different and if I need to change

something I will. Thank you.

Jeanne

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Well, I never like to hear of an SCD kid eating " high protein " .... since this

diet was never intended to be that. So many of them do tend toward eating way

too much meat and eggs.... and not enough fruit and veggies.... they end up

constipated, acidic and in trouble. Does your son not eat very much vegetables

and fruits? Are there any plant foods that you're restricting for other

reasons?

Looking at your list of supps, my first thought was that maybe the enzymes are

causing a problem, and I guess the doc must have thought so, too. We know that

some other SCDers with inflammatory conditions have to use extreme caution with

enzymes. It just depends on the individual.

ly, I think the kids do best with very few supps on board, until much

healing has happened with the basic diet.... with a good balance of all the

legal foods. And I personally don't like the idea of supplementing calcium for

any kid on the spectrum, now that I know what I know about calcium management

and the vitamin K protocol from Tamaro. I don't know if that can

contribute to inflammation, though.

I would highly recommend the bone broths... though I know you're not supposed

to change anything right now, diet-wise.

my two cents..

Patti, moderator.... about to dash out the door for the weekend.

Endoscopy Partial Results and Questions

Hi:

Our 7yo son had a 2nd endoscopy done and the GI doctor still found

inflammation in the stomach lining and the Duodenum. GI doctor told us that the

SCDiet might have to be modified as well as some vitamin supplements and

enzymes.

Please note I am not knocking down any diet or vitamin supplement but want to

find out what is best for my son. He has been on the SCDiet for almost 3 years,

which it did help his diarrhea, he eats everything organic, only drinks water

all his supplements are hypoallergic, from either Kirkman, Thorne, Pure

Encapsulation and VRP. The reason for doing the endoscopy is because he was

still getting yeast despite the special diet, yeast protocol and chelation. Come

to find out the inflammation was worse than it was when he had the 1st endoscopy

so even though the diet helped with the diarrhea it hasn't helped his

inflammation. I also want to know if the supplements that I'm giving him cause

any GI problems.

Kirkman: CoQ10, Buffered Magnesium Glynicate, Vit E, Molybendum, Enzyme

Complete w/Iogest

Houston: No-Fenol Enzyme

Thorne: Citrimin II, Folapro

VRP: Zinc Mono., Grape Seed Extract, Calicum Citrate, L-Carnitine, Vit D

Pure Encapsulation: DHA/EPA, Vit A

Natrol: Ester-C(gentle formula)

GI doc told us not to change diet or supplements until the blood work and

biopsies tests are completed. He did advise us to stop all enzymes use.

Our DAN doc told us we might also have to modified the diet because the high

protein might also be causing some inflammation, but also wants to wait to

change anything until the all the test results come in.

Any comments or advise will be appreciated, once again nothing against any

diet or supplements but every child is different and if I need to change

something I will. Thank you.

Jeanne

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Jeanne,

You mention that you are doing chelation . I have heard of many kids

who developed severe gut problems while doing chelation. Chelation can

aggravate yeast issues. Please take a chelation break and wait until

your child's gut is in better shape before resuming it

BTW, have you tried the SCD goat yogurt? It is a great yeast treatment!

I also back the wonderful suggestions that Patti gave you.

Mimi

> Hi:

>

> Our 7yo son had a 2nd endoscopy done and the GI doctor still found

> inflammation in the stomach lining and the Duodenum. GI doctor told us that

> the SCDiet might have to be modified as well as some vitamin supplements and

> enzymes.

>

> Please note I am not knocking down any diet or vitamin supplement but want

> to find out what is best for my son. He has been on the SCDiet for almost 3

> years, which it did help his diarrhea, he eats everything organic, only

> drinks water all his supplements are hypoallergic, from either Kirkman,

> Thorne, Pure Encapsulation and VRP. The reason for doing the endoscopy is

> because he was still getting yeast despite the special diet, yeast protocol

> and chelation. Come to find out the inflammation was worse than it was when

> he had the 1st endoscopy so even though the diet helped with the diarrhea it

> hasn't helped his inflammation.