Re: tic reactions to phenols/Phenol Assist Enzymes

[Guest guest]

,

Have you tried the chicken pancakes or chicken cupcakes yet? I

know you mentioned that they won't eat meat...

What about spaghetti sauce with the meat pureed into it, then put

on spaghetti squash?

On the phenol issues, I would recommend No Fenol. It seems

to be better at dealing with phenols than the Phenol Assist.

Jody

mom to -6 and -8

SCD 23 months

[Guest guest]

,

I haven't heard of anyone having success with the Phenol Assist with

phenolic foods and some saying it didn't work at all. A couple people

said you really have to buy two products, Phenol Assist but someone

else, for phenolic foods - but it still didn't work. Houston's No-

Fenol was the first product to address the phenol issue and it works

very very well, so you might want to consider that. Here is more on

enzymes and these 'phenol' enzymes:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/nofenolfile.htm

.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Are you able to use some blanched macadamia nuts for baking in place

of the almonds?

Sheila 46 mos SCD, 20 yrs UC

mom of SCD 31 mos

But these foods are our staples now,

> so I don't know what we would eat instead.

[Guest guest]

,

My son is very phenol sensitive and we have doing scd for almost a year now. I

tried almond a few times as its flavor is great, however the reactions are

terrible. We use pecan, hazelnut and cashew as the nuts. However I do not use

them daily. I knew of my son's sensitivity to phenol prior to scd, so we never

relied on almonds much. My point is that the diet can be done successfully even

without the use of almonds. The kirkman Lab product phenol assist used together

with another product, were of no help at all for my son. The Houston's No fenol

does help but not to the point that I can feed my son high phenolic foods

without any restrictions. It allows for some addition but still in small

quantities and not daily. So I would try the Houston's products first. Also

consider using the other Houston's enzymes. It made a huge diference in my son's

digestion. It is really good.

I also use honey very, very sparingly as I find to be worst then the almond for

my child. So if you are going to use the pecan flour or butter, but use a lot of

honey on the recipe, you may still see reactions and think that is the nut, but

it could be the honey.

I hope this help.

[Guest guest]

,

My son is very phenol sensitive and we have doing scd for almost a year now. I

tried almond a few times as its flavor is great, however the reactions are

terrible. We use pecan, hazelnut and cashew as the nuts. However I do not use

them daily. I knew of my son's sensitivity to phenol prior to scd, so we never

relied on almonds much. My point is that the diet can be done successfully even

without the use of almonds. The kirkman Lab product phenol assist used together

with another product, were of no help at all for my son. The Houston's No fenol

does help but not to the point that I can feed my son high phenolic foods

without any restrictions. It allows for some addition but still in small

quantities and not daily. So I would try the Houston's products first. Also

consider using the other Houston's enzymes. It made a huge diference in my son's

digestion. It is really good.

I also use honey very, very sparingly as I find to be worst then the almond for

my child. So if you are going to use the pecan flour or butter, but use a lot of

honey on the recipe, you may still see reactions and think that is the nut, but

it could be the honey.

I hope this help.