Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 I have this concern too about tooooo much meat. Since we started the diet he seems to be self limiting to chicken nuggets and pear sauce. I am sneaking in zuchnni and/or acorn squash in the pear sauce and since he wouldn't eat the squash buttons i mixed them in the nuggets tonight (he didn't seem to notice). However, I am concerned about him only eating something that looks like a nugget and pear/zuchnni sauce (he can only have apples every 4 days and is HIGHLY sensitive to bananas. He refuses anything for breakfast - occassionally will eat the pear sauce. His pooh was good during our first month, we had some infractions over the holidays and started the intro back over and now into the end of the first week after the intro he is constipated again. Today was day 3 of no pooh, thank goodness he finally went but it was NO where near 3 days worth of pooh. Chicken/turkey/porkroast nuggets are the only thing he will eat consistently. How do you know when too much meat is ingested? The babysitter is noticing he is more involved with the other kids and initiating play and is amazed at changes she sees, with us he is communicating more, less stimming this time around. So i really don't see any behavioral side effects of too much meat -if there even is such a thing.... I'm sure something is brewing underneath the surface, but i wouldn't know what to look for. Becky 3yold ASD SCD 7 weeks cjb202207 wrote: 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. > > > Recent Activity > a.. 22New Members > Visit Your Group > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 Do you have any idea how much meat to veggie ratio you've got in the nuggets? If he doesn't seem to notice, then I'd sneak in a little more. We did have to do that with our son for the first six months of SCD. It was only in December that he started eating vegetables without me mixing them into something that couldn't be detected. He still won't eat them on his own. I have to tell him to eat them. he usually won't unless I feed them to him. He's getting there though. He probably has more poop in there that didn't come out with this first one in three days. Have you tried any of the constepation protocalls? I believe that this one is the last on Eliaine's list...and I don't even use it for my SCD child...but it works great for my five year old who always tends to hold in a BM. You cook down prune juice into a more concentrated nectar. Give a couple of tablespoons...I mix my son's into his OJ or grape juice. It works well. Just bring about 1/2 cup of prune juice to a boil. It will eventually cook down to about 1/2 cup. When it looks like it is about there, just remove it from the heat. Let cool slightly, and there you go. Meleah 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. > > > Recent Activity > a.. 22New Members > Visit Your Group > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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