Re:food allergies

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Most of us (or many of us, anyhow) end up doing a subset of the legal

foods for one reason or another though usually more can be tolerated

later. I just wanted to say, that every time in my whole life that

I've been tested for food allergies I've been allergic to

everything. I mean, everything. I haven't got enough to

rotate and so that doesn't work. I just go with what doesn't cause

troubles. Now with the diet I know a lot better why many things

don't work, but there are still other things (quite a few) that give me

intolerable symptoms of one kind or another. You just do the best

you can here. After awhile your daughter will probably start

tolerating more foods but there's no way to predict which ones or

when.

My name is and I just started the SCD diet, so far I do see a

difference in my two daughters, my middle daughter is allergic to 26

foods that I know of, so it is difficult to keep her away from all those

allergens....I am trying my best to rotate her diet. I am wondering if

anybody else is on the diet with many food allergies? I am thinking the

allergies will subside after her gut heals. She is allergic to many foods

that I have to still feed her or she would have no variety which would

create more food allergies. I know she has candidiasis and I think this

diet will help with that...my thoughts are that the yeast overgrowth came

first which then caused the food allergies. And also what does one do

when they are allergic to nuts on this diet? I am a Certified Nutritional

Consultant and I do wonder what to recommend to those people who need

this diet but are allergic to nuts...mostly the flour is the problem,

however, for kids, and adults too ofcourse, the nut flour enables many

food options, like desserts (we love that)!

Health and Happiness,