Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Posted June 1, 2004 Yes, he was technically fasting (8 hours anyway), but can such a short fast make such an impact in his ketone level? They were 20 times the normal limit! Beth > " The interpretation says these are ketones and indicate > increased metabolic utilization of fatty acids associated with > diabetes mellitis, fasting or dieting, ESPECIALLY KETOGENIC > DIETS, illness such as nausea or flu, and many other causes. " > > My question has to do with the FASTING part of the possible > causes. > > Was this OAT done from first morning urine? If so, he had been > fasting for probably 8 hours at least. > > > Jody > mom to -5 and -7 > SCD 16 months Quote
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2004 Report Posted June 1, 2004 I am thinking > different probiotics, and perhaps the cultured foods, especially > kefir. Also a more rigorous approach to natural antifungals sch as > garlic, uva uris, oregeno, etc. > > > Beth > > Elaine's site mentions kefir as follows : ....Kefir: Tamaro writes: " What makes kefir different from yogurt is that kefir is fermented with bacteria and yeast . The position on kefir is more reflective of the intestinal diseases than autism: she (Elaine) feels that there is the chance of cross-reactivity between an......immune system and yeast from kefir. (Saccharomyces boulardii is illegal for the same reason.) She has said that kefir is OK for someone whose gut is healed. " Carol F. SCD 3yrs. Celiac Quote
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