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Friends and I have noticed that kids who tend to be hyper often

benefit from casein-free while kids who tend to be lethargic seem to

be more affected by gluten. Of course, many benefit from both and this

is not scientific, but I've not seen any kid go against it yet.

HTH,

Debi

> You may want to try just CF instead of both.

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I have a child who benefits from the diet. She has been on the diet

since age 2 1/2. I have better behavior overall. More revelant

speech and we were able to potty train her in 2-3 months after that.

However I still have lots of behavioral issues. When I stop the diet

or have a food infringement- I can't stand her- sorry to say.

She losses toilet training and gets eye infections. Its terrible

Yes the diet is costly but you will develope what works with your

child and ways to minimize the expensive. I have tried the

Carbohydrate reduced diet but I haven't noted any help from that.

probiotics and digestion enzymes are tremendously helpful too.

Since your child is older- it may take her longer to respond as long

as 3-6 montsh

Good luck

Jeneane

Houston

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I have a child who benefits from the diet. She has been on the diet

since age 2 1/2. I have better behavior overall. More revelant

speech and we were able to potty train her in 2-3 months after that.

However I still have lots of behavioral issues. When I stop the diet

or have a food infringement- I can't stand her- sorry to say.

She losses toilet training and gets eye infections. Its terrible

Yes the diet is costly but you will develope what works with your

child and ways to minimize the expensive. I have tried the

Carbohydrate reduced diet but I haven't noted any help from that.

probiotics and digestion enzymes are tremendously helpful too.

Since your child is older- it may take her longer to respond as long

as 3-6 montsh

Good luck

Jeneane

Houston

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I have a child who benefits from the diet. She has been on the diet

since age 2 1/2. I have better behavior overall. More revelant

speech and we were able to potty train her in 2-3 months after that.

However I still have lots of behavioral issues. When I stop the diet

or have a food infringement- I can't stand her- sorry to say.

She losses toilet training and gets eye infections. Its terrible

Yes the diet is costly but you will develope what works with your

child and ways to minimize the expensive. I have tried the

Carbohydrate reduced diet but I haven't noted any help from that.

probiotics and digestion enzymes are tremendously helpful too.

Since your child is older- it may take her longer to respond as long

as 3-6 montsh

Good luck

Jeneane

Houston

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Can she have corn? I might know a recipe. I'll look. Also, I have a

group that shares recipes and experiences for parents of kids with

food allergies and restricted diets called food allergies in kids.

You are more than welcome to join.

Amnesty

>

> Did anyone ever come up with a gfcf-rice-free poptart replacement?

> Sometimes I think I'd like to take Allie gfcf for a period of time

to

> see if any changes would happen, but now she has a worse IgG to

rice

> than gluten, that pretty much rules out anything store-bought.

>

> Debi

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what is the sight?

> >

> > Did anyone ever come up with a gfcf-rice-free poptart replacement?

> > Sometimes I think I'd like to take Allie gfcf for a period of time

> to

> > see if any changes would happen, but now she has a worse IgG to

> rice

> > than gluten, that pretty much rules out anything store-bought.

> >

> > Debi

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what is the sight?

> >

> > Did anyone ever come up with a gfcf-rice-free poptart replacement?

> > Sometimes I think I'd like to take Allie gfcf for a period of time

> to

> > see if any changes would happen, but now she has a worse IgG to

> rice

> > than gluten, that pretty much rules out anything store-bought.

> >

> > Debi

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/foodallergiesinkids

> > >

> > > Did anyone ever come up with a gfcf-rice-free poptart

replacement?

> > > Sometimes I think I'd like to take Allie gfcf for a period of

time

> > to

> > > see if any changes would happen, but now she has a worse IgG

to

> > rice

> > > than gluten, that pretty much rules out anything store-bought.

> > >

> > > Debi

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Thanks, I've got some recipes, too. The thing is I can't make them

look like what she really wants. I think I'm gonna try making some

donuts and trying to get her to want those instead of poptarts. I've

got a good gfcf recipe for them and a donut pan, so I can make them

look a lot more uniform. If only someone would do a gfcf poptart, I've

read so many parents looking for them.

Debi

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Yes, I tried my daughter on a gfcf diet for 2.5 years. I live in

Alberta.

Leanne

-- In Autism_in_Girls , " jhadxia " <jhadxia@h...> wrote:

> Is there anyone here who has/tried there child on a special diet and

> live in Canada?

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