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Cece,

You really only need to do a couple of days of intro..... four is plenty.

You mention your son eats grapefruit...... are you cooking this? All fruits

should be cooked at first.

The stages chart is only a loose guideline..... you should not consider it a

strict protocol at all. It is not part of the official SCD according to Elaine's

book..... it's something we came up with (actually, Jody made the chart) to

give a rough idea of what foods are usually introduced first, etc. Each child is

an individual and you need to make adjustments accordingly. The more important

thing is that you're cooking all fruits and veggies (except ripe bananas) in the

beginning months...... and making sure there are no sources of trace illegals.

Patti

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We are on day 4 of revsisiting

the intro diet. always eats up to two grapefruits a day. I am

wondering how deliberate I should be with the stages that are

recommended on pecan bread?

Thanks again.

Cece

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Patti,

has not had any grapefruit since last Friday. These were not cooked

because I had gone through all of the beginning parts of the diet before.

He is around the 6.5 month point now.

However, I have a question about something you wrote. You said that all

fruits should be cooked at first. We did that when starting the diet back

in June. I started with rippened banannas and don't think that I got to

things like grapefruits for several weeks. But your post says " The more

important thing is that you're cooking all fruits and veggies (except ripe

bananas) in the beginning months. " Maybe this is where we went wrong.

has beautiful stools at around the 3 week point (end of June 2003) and

most of the summer we had progressed to raw fruits and vegetables.

I don't have my book with me, but I thought we could do that once there was

no longer the pressence of diahrea.

I have gone over this so many times, so I know that there are not any trace

illegals.

What do you think about the re-introduction of yogurt? Should we wait

several weeks/months?

Thanks,

Cece

> Cece,

> You really only need to do a couple of days of intro..... four is

plenty.

>

> You mention your son eats grapefruit...... are you cooking this? All

fruits should be cooked at first.

>

> The stages chart is only a loose guideline..... you should not consider it

a strict protocol at all. It is not part of the official SCD according to

Elaine's book..... it's something we came up with (actually, Jody made the

chart) to give a rough idea of what foods are usually introduced first,

etc. Each child is an individual and you need to make adjustments

accordingly. The more important thing is that you're cooking all fruits and

veggies (except ripe bananas) in the beginning months...... and making sure

there are no sources of trace illegals.

>

> Patti

> ----- Original Message -----

> We are on day 4 of revsisiting

> the intro diet. always eats up to two grapefruits a day. I am

wondering how deliberate I should be with the stages that are

> recommended on pecan bread?

> Thanks again.

> Cece

>

>

>

>

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" What do you think about the re-introduction of yogurt? Should we wait

several weeks/months? "

I don't think you need to wait to use the yogurt. In BTVC, yogurt is

used from the beginning.

We have most of the ASD kids wait because they have been casein free

for so long that we don't want people to confuse a bad initial to the

diet (die off) to a bad reaction to the yogurt.

If your son has already been doing well on the yogurt, then I would go

ahead and continue to use it.

:)

Jody

mom to -5.0 and -7.4

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Hmmm....... yes, that was way too soon for raw fruit and veggies. Yes, even if

no diarrhea, the whole point is to make everything as digestible as possible

until enough time has passed that significant gut healing has taken place. Three

weeks, or even six weeks...... probably is not nearly long enough.

I don't know on the reintro of yogurt. If he was tolerating it before, I don't

think you need to wait. It's like you just went back and did a little jump start

to clear things out with intro...... but I would not do raw foods for a while,

seriously.

Patti

Re: supplement questions & re-visiting the intro diet.

Patti,

has not had any grapefruit since last Friday. These were not cooked

because I had gone through all of the beginning parts of the diet before.

He is around the 6.5 month point now.

However, I have a question about something you wrote. You said that all

fruits should be cooked at first. We did that when starting the diet back

in June. I started with rippened banannas and don't think that I got to

things like grapefruits for several weeks. But your post says " The more

important thing is that you're cooking all fruits and veggies (except ripe

bananas) in the beginning months. " Maybe this is where we went wrong.

has beautiful stools at around the 3 week point (end of June 2003) and

most of the summer we had progressed to raw fruits and vegetables.

I don't have my book with me, but I thought we could do that once there was

no longer the pressence of diahrea.

I have gone over this so many times, so I know that there are not any trace

illegals.

What do you think about the re-introduction of yogurt? Should we wait

several weeks/months?

Thanks,

Cece

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here in tasmania we have a very good quality thick cream with no

additives 'king island cream' and i just smother fruit with it and it

seems to help a lot. good cream has anti virals and anti bacterials

in

zinc methionine is a necessity with scd imo.

> Hmmm....... yes, that was way too soon for raw fruit and veggies.

Yes, even if no diarrhea, the whole point is to make everything as

digestible as possible until enough time has passed that significant

gut healing has taken place. Three weeks, or even six weeks......

probably is not nearly long enough.

>

> I don't know on the reintro of yogurt. If he was tolerating it

before, I don't think you need to wait. It's like you just went back

and did a little jump start to clear things out with intro...... but

I would not do raw foods for a while, seriously.

>

> Patti

> Re: supplement questions & re-visiting the

intro diet.

>

>

> Patti,

> has not had any grapefruit since last Friday. These were

not cooked

> because I had gone through all of the beginning parts of the diet

before.

> He is around the 6.5 month point now.

> However, I have a question about something you wrote. You said

that all

> fruits should be cooked at first. We did that when starting the

diet back

> in June. I started with rippened banannas and don't think that I

got to

> things like grapefruits for several weeks. But your post

says " The more

> important thing is that you're cooking all fruits and veggies

(except ripe

> bananas) in the beginning months. " Maybe this is where we went

wrong.

> has beautiful stools at around the 3 week point (end of

June 2003) and

> most of the summer we had progressed to raw fruits and vegetables.

> I don't have my book with me, but I thought we could do that once

there was

> no longer the pressence of diahrea.

> I have gone over this so many times, so I know that there are not

any trace

> illegals.

> What do you think about the re-introduction of yogurt? Should we

wait

> several weeks/months?

> Thanks,

> Cece

>

>

>

>

>

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Why is zinc methionine different than regular zinc. Putting on zinc oxide is

that possible as well?

jody

cd,scd year

Re: supplement questions & re-visiting the intro diet.

Hmmm....... yes, that was way too soon for raw fruit and veggies. Yes, even

if no diarrhea, the whole point is to make everything as digestible as

possible until enough time has passed that significant gut healing has taken

place. Three weeks, or even six weeks...... probably is not nearly long

enough.

I don't know on the reintro of yogurt. If he was tolerating it before, I

don't think you need to wait. It's like you just went back and did a little

jump start to clear things out with intro...... but I would not do raw foods

for a while, seriously.

Patti

Re: supplement questions & re-visiting the intro

diet.

Patti,

has not had any grapefruit since last Friday. These were not cooked

because I had gone through all of the beginning parts of the diet before.

He is around the 6.5 month point now.

However, I have a question about something you wrote. You said that all

fruits should be cooked at first. We did that when starting the diet back

in June. I started with rippened banannas and don't think that I got to

things like grapefruits for several weeks. But your post says " The more

important thing is that you're cooking all fruits and veggies (except ripe

bananas) in the beginning months. " Maybe this is where we went wrong.

has beautiful stools at around the 3 week point (end of June 2003)

and

most of the summer we had progressed to raw fruits and vegetables.

I don't have my book with me, but I thought we could do that once there

was

no longer the pressence of diahrea.

I have gone over this so many times, so I know that there are not any

trace

illegals.

What do you think about the re-introduction of yogurt? Should we wait

several weeks/months?

Thanks,

Cece

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