Re: SCD with or without Dairy?

June 27, 2010

Thanks all.Does anyone have an advice regarding vitamins while doing the SCD intro? Currently the boys are on a multi. Theyve been getting calcium from their almond milk which we won't be continuing obvioiusly...

/t

that is awesome - keep up the great work! Even if you don't want to " share " now, keeping a journal could potentially help others down the road. Plus, it'll be great to look back one day and say " wow! We went from here to there. " You BETTER share THAT one! lol.

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Sat, June 26, 2010 11:07:32 PMSubject: Re: SCD with or without Dairy?

yeah, sorry. im a bit of a lurker..not posting much personal stuff along the lines of successes.but I will say this: GFCF produced massive results in a week. i have to admit i was (and in some cases still am) skeptical. but seeing is believing.

one week and my son and I:had our first conversation with full sender / receiverpeddled his tricycle for the first time (after having tried for weeks / months)cut with scissors (when he would reject / avoid / misuse them

the major improvement during this time period however was in his focus on my wife and i. he just seemed more interested in us and the world around him.gave us his first spontaneous smile

one month into and he is:more than verbal...has lost much of his echolalic speech (though there is much to work on)tons (and i mean tons of eye contact) when just one month ago there was none. literally none.

doing all of the above more spontaneously and more oftenwe have a long road to go. he still doesn't respond to his name well and the stimming is still significant and the hyperactive tendencies are seemingly insurmountable. I guess a lot of this comes with time.

we have been keeping a journal and from what I can tell sugar and gluten are the big enemies. / t

On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 10:41 PM, T Lynn <t.lynn28@rocketmail .com> wrote:

Tom! I'm so glad to hear you guys are seeing success! hooray! If I were to do SCD, I would probably follow it straight through (that's just me and I am hardly an Einstein), but SCD is way to heal the gut enough that by time you work your way up to the cheese and yogurts you SHOULD be able to handle it without any problem. How effective is that approach? I don't know. But I don't think I'd chance skipping any steps. I would try it pure - straight the way it's layed out. If it doesn't work, you can always go back, especially knowing you get results so quickly. Maybe Toni or can chime in. Good for you guys!

From: Tom Ajello <ajellogmail (DOT) com>To: " mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. com " <mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. com>

Sent: Sat, June 26, 2010 6:37:08 PMSubject: SCD with or without Dairy?

Hey all.Thinking about implementing SCD after much GFCF success.The question, do we stay CF on SCD or follow SCD exclusively. (Which calls for yogurt, and other cheeses...)

Thanks.Tom

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June 27, 2010

Tom,I was just reading thru this thread (been gone a few days) and not to add to your confusion or frustration LOL butif you consider lowering or eliminating the "phenol/salicylate" foods, you may lose some of that ADD/ADHD stuff.Applying Feingold diet principles here has made a tremendous difference here.We switched from apple, grape or orange juice to lemonade, pineapple and grapefruit juices.As far as supplements to add, consider enzymes. Not SCD specific, just a general idea.Some SCD foods are high oxalate (almonds) so you may want to add some vitamins that help with oxalate levels... I think that they are biotin and B6 (or P5P which is a more bio-available form of B6) VSL#3 is a probiotic that some people use for helping with high oxalate, but it has

strep lines which some people avoid andhas trace lactate. --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sun, June 27, 2010 11:26:22 AMSubject: Re: SCD with or without Dairy?

Thanks all.Does anyone have an advice regarding vitamins while doing the SCD intro? Currently the boys are on a multi. Theyve been getting calcium from their almond milk which we won't be continuing obvioiusly.. .

/t On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 8:12 AM, T Lynn <t.lynn28@rocketmail .com> wrote:

that is awesome - keep up the great work! Even if you don't want to "share" now, keeping a journal could potentially help others down the road. Plus, it'll be great to look back one day and say "wow! We went from here to there." You BETTER share THAT one! lol.

From: Tom Ajello <ajellogmail (DOT) com>

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