Re: Di -clostridia

May 12, 2008

I do not have a number off hand, sorry...but it was a mainstream ped

who said his infection was bad...so it must have been VERY high for

that type of dr to conceed Matt had an issue...esp since it did not

present in the trad way - diahrea-in my kid...IBS type contipation

and mushy stools...I think the flagyl did help, but the diet

strategies are the only long term hope for quality pof life and to

end this NIGHTMARE in this generation so we do not have to save any

grandkids from similar fates..the more you know the more you will

change and the more gains you will see...hopefully to the point of

full recovery. Di

> > >

> > > Hi,

> > > I was reading earlier today someone posting about an SCD

chicken

> > > pancake. Is there a website for recipes? We are going to go

from

> > GFCF

> > > to SCD for a wee experiment.

> > > Best regards,

> > > marcia

> > >

> > You can find good information and recipes on this site

> > www.pecanbread.com

> >

>

May 12, 2008

Under bacterial section- HPHPA.

Re: SCD recipes......... where to get them

The website is Pecanbread, but the most important thing about SCD for

most of our kids is THE INTRO...soup - the chicken soup if homemade has

qualities that heal the intestinal lining followed by easy to digest

foods introduced VERY slowly, methodically...and yes, tediously. We

were not able to pull it off in our house and our son was a

constipation IBS case on a diahrea UC and Crohns type case...this is

IMPORTANT as the diet is intentionally very constipating....so , if

your child does not have diahrea you really need to modify it from day

one...it also does not adequately address fungal issues....it does the

bacteria ones though esp clostridia def...which usually presents with

bloody diahrea etc....however my son had a big clostridia

overgrowth...so there is no magic bullet.

Our adventures in the diet arena have led us to believe that a hybrid

of the BED and the SCD is THE best diet for most of the kids on the

spectrum...Stan did the intro soup phase of the SCD...failed as we all

did on it bc bananas were a huge probelm for his kid as were many of

the other items like veggies - kid would not eat them, mine cannot

digest them...etc. In this house we have finally figured out that SCD

approach using BED concepts....INTRO liquid phase to give the gut a

break and to starve what can be starved, NO NO NO Grains, C Carbs,

starches, sugars except TINY bit of honey where nec. (SCD) combined

with the fermented foods of the BED, the NO fruit initially of the BED,

and the foods of the BED for long tern good health and gut

healing....our family may never bring in the grains though, we shall

see...our whole family does SO much better for the time being on an

almost grainless existance...we now have fresh fruits and most veggies

again....Matt is on protein, fat, and no more than 1 piece of fruit,

low glycemic like few slices of pear of granny smith apples per day

until yeast is no longer a big obstacle...good luck. THe diet stuff

when you hit the right healing strategy is near miraculous....we are

still working out the kinks for our son's unique needs...but we had a

years gains in less than four months, so it is worth the effort and

hassle....THe SCD is brilliant just watch out for overfeeding fruits

and honey and moving too quickly to the harder to digest foods...Di---

In mb12 valtrex , "hamzah.reem" wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi,

> > I was reading earlier today someone posting about an SCD chicken

> > pancake. Is there a website for recipes? We are going to go from

> GFCF

> > to SCD for a wee experiment.

> > Best regards,

> > marcia

> >

> You can find good information and recipes on this site

> www.pecanbread.com

>

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May 12, 2008

Thanks. We're doing scd legal foods and parts of bed diet but we're still missing something as far as healing the gut and getting rid of the yeast and bacteria. Hope the flagyl took care of Matt's clostridia.