How Picky Is Too Picky? When Kid's Bad Diets Injure Their Health

[Guest guest]

Judy Converse writes a really great blog - you can find it at

http://nutritioncare.net/blog/

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Hi Irma, I am thinking of having a consultation with her. So funny you posted

this!

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> Judy Converse writes a really great blog - you can find it at

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> http://nutritioncare.net/blog/

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Hi, this would be interesting to hear a feedback should you seek to receive

consultation w/Judy.

Do you have her book on Special-Needs Kids Eat Right?

Yesterday, my son had a follow-up w/one of his doc's & it was such news to

hear how much my son's latest lab results were the markings had shown

decreased where it is no longer leaning towards Leukemia. Doc begin talking

about the inner body system to T-cells to all that medical term like

defining within his passion of why he enter on what he does.

Amazing what food reactive has stirred up within my son. Inflammation of the

gut, autoimmune system & especially the brain to all that multi-symptoms he

has undergone.

When my son's name was called the doc comes out to greet us & was pretty

impressed just observing how he enter following the usual routine, test,

etc., compared to the past.

He would quietly tell the nurse w/him that this is another because

normally he would not be so calm, cooperative, such eye-contact, etc.

Then the doc return to the room my son was at, was smiling proudly to share

such wonderful news, yes, as he tells me it is such a process but the latest

results have shown such good progress, recommended that I continue with the

diet, supplements & whatever anti-meds he is under.

My son even gained, to us this was good as he once weighed 107, when his

health deteriorated, he lost so much weight, went down to 84 lbs. to him

being on such eliminating such food reactive items to gaining was wonderful

to observe.

Never hurts to receive such consultation to see if there is anything

triggering anything your child is undergoing. Should you decide to, please

share. I do enjoy reading if any action plan towards any information or

strategies of such any transformation within this arena. Thank you.

Best,

Irma

On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 5:14 AM, leos02@...

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> > Judy Converse writes a really great blog - you can find it at

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Yes, I checked out her book at the library and have ordered it for myself. I

hope things work out really well. I am so glad to hear how well is

doing!!!

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I got this book from the library (just by chance) the week we were

discussing what oils to cook with. I think she recommends safflower but I

couldn't find it at the regular grocery store and I keep forgetting to look

at the Co-op. What I am intrigued by is her strong recommendation of cod

liver oil. Wasn't that big 60 years ago?! And I keep trying to figure out

how to talk my boys into having two or three spoonfuls of cod liver oil

every day.

I would love a consultation with her! And I loved the explanation between

RAST testing and ElISA. Isaac tests positive for testing on ELISA and

nothing on RAST but he truly, truly goes bonkers if he has gluten so I

remain furious at the allergist who claimed ELISA testing was false (yes, I

know, I will try and get over it someday).

I remain unclear as to how to make sure my boys intestinal flora is good.

But every parent dealing with Pica should read her book. It made more sense

than anything else I have ever read. Though this isn't our issue so maybe I

haven't read enough.

This is also the 3rd thing I have read regarding diabetes and gluten. My

husband is diabetic and he is so addicted to gluten.

We should do a group book study on this book.

Lori

Mom to Isaac 13 and Tony 11

Re: Re: How Picky Is Too Picky? When Kid's Bad Diets

Injure Their Health

Hi, this would be interesting to hear a feedback should you seek to receive

consultation w/Judy.

Do you have her book on Special-Needs Kids Eat Right?

Yesterday, my son had a follow-up w/one of his doc's & it was such news to

hear how much my son's latest lab results were the markings had shown

decreased where it is no longer leaning towards Leukemia. Doc begin talking

about the inner body system to T-cells to all that medical term like

defining within his passion of why he enter on what he does.

Amazing what food reactive has stirred up within my son. Inflammation of the

gut, autoimmune system & especially the brain to all that multi-symptoms he

has undergone.

When my son's name was called the doc comes out to greet us & was pretty

impressed just observing how he enter following the usual routine, test,

etc., compared to the past.

He would quietly tell the nurse w/him that this is another because

normally he would not be so calm, cooperative, such eye-contact, etc.

Then the doc return to the room my son was at, was smiling proudly to share

such wonderful news, yes, as he tells me it is such a process but the latest

results have shown such good progress, recommended that I continue with the

diet, supplements & whatever anti-meds he is under.

My son even gained, to us this was good as he once weighed 107, when his

health deteriorated, he lost so much weight, went down to 84 lbs. to him

being on such eliminating such food reactive items to gaining was wonderful

to observe.

Never hurts to receive such consultation to see if there is anything

triggering anything your child is undergoing. Should you decide to, please

share. I do enjoy reading if any action plan towards any information or

strategies of such any transformation within this arena. Thank you.

Best,

Irma

On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 5:14 AM, leos02@...

wrote:

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> Hi Irma, I am thinking of having a consultation with her. So funny you

> posted this!

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> > Judy Converse writes a really great blog - you can find it at

> >

> > http://nutritioncare.net/blog/

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Lori and Irma....

OK I deleted something too quickly...what author and book are you referring to

here? (sorry)

Lori cod liver oil is back in vogue more than ever...there is not one diet list.

autism list or diet friendly DS list I am on where folks are not using CLO.

There have been vast improvements in masking the taste....orange flavored, lemon

flavored, and all sorts of fish oils in addition to just cod (which of

course tests allergic to. COD???come on...where did she develop an allergy to

codfish? lol.)

You won 't believe how much discussion there is about the brand, source, flavor

etc. of fish oils. So far has reacted to several that we've tried. Kind of

put it off for awhile.

But I did have a chance to taste some of the new ones and they're not bad at

all.

If you do use it you may have to adjust any other vit A supplementation

accordingly.

Sherry

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Nevermind....I found it...Judy Converse etc.

Sherry

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Irma, This is wonderful news. I am so glad to hear that is doing great.

Just goes to show you we need to be thankful for doctors that think outside of

the box. The road to recovery and hope can seem like a long and winding road but

it is well worth it. Have you seen the recovery video of the Redskins

Cheerleader. Dr. Buttar is helping her recover. Her other Dr.'s told her she

would never get better. Lots of hope they gave her. Cyndi B

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> > > Judy Converse writes a really great blog - you can find it at

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> > > http://nutritioncare.net/blog/

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