Re: Acidosis, until which ratio??/Rhonda

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Rhonda,

I was wondering that too but when I asked neuro in hospital about that, they

said " no, it is not possible he's too big now,he's 6 " but he was intolerant when

he was little....

Could I check this by myself?

Thanks

Carolyn

Re: Acidosis, until which ratio??

Saro,

I don't receive any more answer back about acedosis...it's a pity because

I feel very alone.

aël is under trileptal at night,that's all.

and valium intra rectal some night.

He's limit to vomit but he keep meals today....I do 2.1 ratio but

everytime I put cream on his tongue he's nearly vomits...

He's still very white but no dehydrated, I think...

Thank you

Carolyn, aël's mum 6 on the keto diet since end of july

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Carolyn,

Most people who are lactose intolerant are tolerant to dairy when they are

young. Some time during their growing up they no longer are able to

tolerate dairy. Our daughter could tolerate dairy before she started the

diet (age 6). Since starting the diet she has not been able to tolerate

most dairy. She does tolerate butter. You can find out if your son is

lactose intolerant by stopping the cream. Butter is a good substitute for

cream. It seems to produce the same amount of ketones as cream.

Rhonda

Re: Acidosis, until which ratio??/Rhonda

Rhonda,

I was wondering that too but when I asked neuro in hospital about that, they

said " no, it is not possible he's too big now,he's 6 " but he was intolerant

when he was little....

Could I check this by myself?

Thanks

Carolyn

RE: Acidosis, until which ratio??

Carolyn,

Could ael possibly be allergic to the cream? I wonder if he would

do

better with butter?

Rhonda

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Carolyn,

I just read this post - maybe he is allegic. I have no idea, and I

don't really understand about acidosis, but I know that different kids

respond differently to different fats.

I reread that and I'm not sure that I understand it! What I'm getting

at is that maybe you could try a different fat source. I think Lily

does better with a butter/safflower combo than pure corn oil. She

takes the cream just fine. She also doesn't like to chew, so my meal

plans are pretty limited. Perhaps someone here could make some

suggestions. It's better to avoid the cream if that's what makes him

vomit. At least try meals without it and see if it's better.

Best of luck,

Caitlin, Lily's mom, who forgot to sign the last long-winded post.

> Rhonda,

>

> I was wondering that too but when I asked neuro in hospital about

that, they said " no, it is not possible he's too big now,he's 6 " but

he was intolerant when he was little....

> Could I check this by myself?

>

> Thanks

>

> Carolyn

>

>

> Re: Acidosis, until which ratio??

>

> Saro,

>

> I don't receive any more answer back about acedosis...it's a

pity because

> I feel very alone.

>

> aël is under trileptal at night,that's all.

> and valium intra rectal some night.

>

> He's limit to vomit but he keep meals today....I do 2.1 ratio

but

> everytime I put cream on his tongue he's nearly vomits...

> He's still very white but no dehydrated, I think...

> Thank you

>

> Carolyn, aël's mum 6 on the keto diet since end of july

>

>

>

>

>

> " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a

last resort! "

>

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