RE: Re: re rice milk and clostridia - natasa's post

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In a message dated 07/06/2006 08:33:34 GMT Daylight Time, Moroza-@... writes:

We always thought that Tom had a rice intolerance but as we never read about any other ASD child having one then we thought we were being a bit bonkers – it all makes sense now.

>>>Many of them develop an intolerance to rice, having it too much in place of G & C - I have heard of plenty over the years.

If the guts a complete mess doesn't matter what you put in over time, if no active healing is going on you can spiral right down on the foods tolerated.

Many of the first people to try enzymes had got to that posotion, some with 4 foods or less tolerated..................

Mandi x

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We always

thought that Tom had a rice intolerance but as we never read about any other

ASD child having one then we thought we were being a bit bonkers – it all

makes sense now.

Sara

Re: re rice milk and clostridia - natasa's post

Rhona, you might

want to repost that on

mb12 valtrex/

list, as the

information was picked up from there - those were I believe Dr Shaw's

words (or whoever runs Great Plains lab) passed on by Stan Kurtz, so he

might have more details.

Natasa

>

> Hi there

>

> How did this very crucial piece of information about clostridia

feeding

> off rice totally bypass us? Is it all kinds of rice - we use whole

> brown short grain because of its digestive properties LOL! Does it

> apply to all starch- we have used flagyl to kill this off but has

> reappeared. Any comments?

>

> Rhona

>

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Most of it is 10% rice and 90% water

though – but I suppose that small amount could still be significant?

Re: re rice milk and clostridia - natasa's post

Rhona, you might want to

repost that on

mb12 valtrex/

list, as the

information was picked up from there - those were I believe Dr Shaw's

words (or whoever runs Great Plains lab) passed on by Stan Kurtz, so he

might have more details.

Natasa

>

> Hi there

>

> How did this very crucial piece of information about clostridia

feeding

> off rice totally bypass us? Is it all kinds of rice - we use whole

> brown short grain because of its digestive properties LOL! Does it

> apply to all starch- we have used flagyl to kill this off but has

> reappeared. Any comments?

>

> Rhona

>

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