Re: When does die-off begin? Does it take a few days once you start SCD?

[Guest guest]

By the second day I was in tears for no apparent reason. However, the

children seemed fine with it and never did seem to experience the

'die-off' period. Thank goodness. Mine are celiac though and do not

have ASD.

KimS scd 02

>

> I may be getting ahead here, but when does die-off normally begin? I

> looked for this answer in BTVC, but couldn't find it. We are only on

> day three. I was so prepared for some rough beginning days and have

> been surprised because we have had no bad reactions yet. Does this

> take several days before it begins the die-off? I am expecting such

> wonderful things from this diet, so I might just be rushing things

> because of my high expectations.

>

> Thanks again,

> Beverly

[Guest guest]

>

> By the second day I was in tears for no apparent reason. However, the

> children seemed fine with it and never did seem to experience the

> 'die-off' period. Thank goodness. Mine are celiac though and do not

> have ASD.

>

> KimS scd 02

>

Kim do not worry about the die off as it will pass and you may also encounter a

flare around the three month mark. We don't know why but it happens often. Once

past that, things usually progress well.

Remember making changes affects your body. Withdrawal from caffeine, nicotine

and yes, even disaccharide carbohydrates can cause the body to put up a strong

protest. In the case of the digestive sytem the bad bacteria battle for

supremacy. As they get starved out, they weaken and give up.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

>

> By the second day I was in tears for no apparent reason. However, the

> children seemed fine with it and never did seem to experience the

> 'die-off' period. Thank goodness. Mine are celiac though and do not

> have ASD.

>

> KimS scd 02

>

Kim do not worry about the die off as it will pass and you may also encounter a

flare around the three month mark. We don't know why but it happens often. Once

past that, things usually progress well.

Remember making changes affects your body. Withdrawal from caffeine, nicotine

and yes, even disaccharide carbohydrates can cause the body to put up a strong

protest. In the case of the digestive sytem the bad bacteria battle for

supremacy. As they get starved out, they weaken and give up.

Carol F.

[Guest guest]

Thanks very much, Carol, for the reassurance.

KimS nov 02

> Kim do not worry about the die off as it will pass and you may also

encounter a flare around the three month mark. We don't know why but

it happens often. Once past that, things usually progress well.

>

> Remember making changes affects your body. Withdrawal from caffeine,

nicotine and yes, even disaccharide carbohydrates can cause the body

to put up a strong protest. In the case of the digestive sytem the bad

bacteria battle for supremacy. As they get starved out, they weaken

and give up.

>

> Carol F.