What do your kids eat?

June 9, 2009

My experience has been that it took YEARS. But had I

known about adding zinc to help with appetite and taste flexibility, it might

not have taken that long. I found that you have to break the taste and

smell comparisons. This can take months because the brain has a very good

memory of smell (normally). If they are smelling foods at school that is

tough too. Also, if others in the family are eating gluten foods, the

smells will still be present and the comparison may take longer to break.

I went gluten-free with the whole family when we initially started with my

son. We all felt better on it. No asking – just do it.

Here’s a great resource that Gen Rescue just put out in the

HTH Heidi J

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Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 4:00 PM

Subject: Re: Re: What do your kids eat?

So how many days/weeks did your go before they would eat

meat and veggies and fruit? I mean the diet wouldn't be hard if he

actually ate any of those things. Just wondering at what point does

starvation kick in enough to make food a priority?

Sent: Monday, June 8, 2009 11:09:55 PM

Subject: Re: What do your kids eat?

That's what I thought at first. People do it though and

their kids are better for it. Mine does not have a corn problem. Our diet is

mostly fresh or steamed fruits and vegetables, organic meats (or meats with no

nitrates or anything added, preferably no antibiotics/ hormones) , organic

rice, duck eggs, potatoes. When you get the allergens out, they start gaining

weight and thriving! No more sensory issues, no more poop problems, no more

dark circles, lots of things go away! It's amazing when you read these message

boards and thing " oh yeah, my son hasn't done that in awhile " . I hope

you all get there, but it was the FOOD for us.

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