Guest guest Posted January 29, 2004 Report Share Posted January 29, 2004 Hello: I have a friend with newly diagnosed PDD/NOS child who is 2.5 years old. Her doctor perscribed at their first meeting juiceplus and going casin free. That's it for now. I have heard of juiceplus but don't recall the info. Could anyone tell me anything? They are not yet " online " and I promised to ask about it and this is one of the lists that I always feel conveys accurate info. I found their website but could not tell from the ingredients if this product would feed yeast. I also wondered from those who have seen DAN! doctors if they customarily order tests at the initial meeting if the child is not yet on any diet plan. We were already on a diet when we were seen so I was not sure what was standard practice or if it varies between physicians/practioners. Thanks for any info and sorry for the slightly OT question. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2004 Report Share Posted January 30, 2004 > Hello: I have a friend with newly diagnosed PDD/NOS child who is 2.5 > years old. Her doctor perscribed at their first meeting juiceplus > and going casin free. That's it for now. I have heard of juiceplus > but don't recall the info. Could anyone tell me anything? They are > not yet " online " and I promised to ask about it and this is one of > the lists that I always feel conveys accurate info. I found their > website but could not tell from the ingredients if this product > would feed yeast. > I also wondered from those who have seen DAN! doctors if they > customarily order tests at the initial meeting if the child is not > yet on any diet plan. We were already on a diet when we were seen so > I was not sure what was standard practice or if it varies between > physicians/practioners. > Thanks for any info and sorry for the slightly OT question. > My 2 cents..... Juice Plus is one of the multi-level products. It's some fruits and veggies. Personally, I would go to www.healthysprinkles.com and get some dyhydrated real fruits and veggies if my child would not eat any. OR...grind fresh fruits (limiting to pears/raspberries/blueberries) and veggies (limiting the high carb./sugar ones) and add them to foods that the child will eat. You parents money is too tight and too hard to come by to waste it on things like this. To me, these are just too much $$$ for what they are. Most DAN dr's order testing at initial visit. I would go gf/cf or look at SCD. Ann Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 30, 2004 Report Share Posted January 30, 2004 Thanks Ann.. that is what I thought but wanted to ask to be sure. We are SCD and have had good luck.. I'll pass this along when they ask. Have a blessed week! > > Hello: I have a friend with newly diagnosed PDD/NOS child who is > 2.5 > > years old. Her doctor perscribed at their first meeting juiceplus > > and going casin free. That's it for now. I have heard of juiceplus > > but don't recall the info. Could anyone tell me anything? They are > > not yet " online " and I promised to ask about it and this is one of > > the lists that I always feel conveys accurate info. I found their > > website but could not tell from the ingredients if this product > > would feed yeast. > > I also wondered from those who have seen DAN! doctors if they > > customarily order tests at the initial meeting if the child is not > > yet on any diet plan. We were already on a diet when we were seen > so > > I was not sure what was standard practice or if it varies between > > physicians/practioners. > > Thanks for any info and sorry for the slightly OT question. > > > > My 2 cents..... > Juice Plus is one of the multi-level products. It's some fruits and > veggies. > Personally, I would go to www.healthysprinkles.com and get some > dyhydrated real fruits and veggies if my child would not eat any. > OR...grind fresh fruits (limiting to pears/raspberries/blueberries) > and veggies (limiting the high carb./sugar ones) and add them to > foods that the child will eat. > You parents money is too tight and too hard to come by to waste it on > things like this. To me, these are just too much $$$ for what they > are. > Most DAN dr's order testing at initial visit. > I would go gf/cf or look at SCD. > Ann Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2004 Report Share Posted January 31, 2004 We ordered juice plus gummies when we were gfcf because my daughter won't eat veggies. Then we went scd and dropped them because there is sugar in them. I think they are a decent product and if you have a very picky child they certainly can't hurt. Sort of like insurance. They are a bit pricey. I did check and they are gluten free. Terri > Hello: I have a friend with newly diagnosed PDD/NOS child who is 2.5 > years old. Her doctor perscribed at their first meeting juiceplus > and going casin free. That's it for now. I have heard of juiceplus > but don't recall the info. Could anyone tell me anything? They are > not yet " online " and I promised to ask about it and this is one of > the lists that I always feel conveys accurate info. I found their > website but could not tell from the ingredients if this product > would feed yeast. > I also wondered from those who have seen DAN! doctors if they > customarily order tests at the initial meeting if the child is not > yet on any diet plan. We were already on a diet when we were seen so > I was not sure what was standard practice or if it varies between > physicians/practioners. > Thanks for any info and sorry for the slightly OT question. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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