Guest guest Posted December 3, 2004 Report Share Posted December 3, 2004 Hi everyone, I've noticed quite a few posts lately on fish oils and Omega 3s etc, so thought I'd post on hempseed oil. I know it's not available world-wide, but if you can get it, I believe it's had a much bigger impact on Francesca than the Eye Q fish oil we've been giving her for a couple of years now. I discovered it through reading Fats that Heal Fats that Kill by Udo Erasmus - great book - full of useful info for keto families I think! If we have to fill our kids with fat, it may as well be healthy and I genuinely believe that Francesca's diet is the healthiest in our family now, due to eating muffins for breakfast (made from ground nuts), salads for lunch, and a variety of vegetables gently fried in coconut oil for tea (mushrooms and aubergine/eggplant being hot favourites for absorbing oil!). Fruits are limited, but berries are very nutritious and low carb, as well as rhubarb which is great for constipation! Anyway, hempseed oil is apparently the best naturally balanced oil in terms of Omega 3 and 6 and it seems quite extraordinary, but we have truly, truly had some amazing improvements in Francesca's communication since I started using it and I just can't see what else has changed. For example, a few weeks ago, when she woke up on the weekend, she came into our room and responded immediately to my good morning, replied fine thank you when I asked how she was and then said I'll get your dressing gown for you, can we watch TV? Previously, she would not have said a word, neither spontaneously, nor in response. She would probably have come to me and tried to pull me out of bed to go and watch TV (our Saturday morning ritual is to watch Art Attack before breakfast!). When she arrives at school now, as soon as she sees her SNA, she says " good morning " - no prompting at all - and hearing her use somebody's name in that way is truly unbelievable. She now uses names regularly, which is very new. The school staff, and even children, have noticed the change. Re calculating hemp oil, I use it in place of olive oil. It is 100g fat per 100g, so directly interchangeable with olive oil. The taste, by the way, is nutty, stronger than olive oil, but pleasant. It is not as strong a flavour as flax oil. Definitely worth a try, I reckon - it's cheaper than speech therapy! , Mum to Francesca, Keto Kid since Sept 03, drug free since May 04, still having too many jerks, but no tonic clonics Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 6, 2004 Report Share Posted December 6, 2004 , I thought that coconut oil is one of the absolute worst oils available. Please enlighten me. Bill wendymmw wrote: > > Hi everyone, I've noticed quite a few posts lately on fish oils and > Omega 3s etc, so thought I'd post on hempseed oil. I know it's not > available world-wide, but if you can get it, I believe it's had a > much bigger impact on Francesca than the Eye Q fish oil we've been > giving her for a couple of years now. > > I discovered it through reading Fats that Heal Fats that Kill by Udo > Erasmus - great book - full of useful info for keto families I > think! If we have to fill our kids with fat, it may as well be > healthy and I genuinely believe that Francesca's diet is the > healthiest in our family now, due to eating muffins for breakfast > (made from ground nuts), salads for lunch, and a variety of > vegetables gently fried in coconut oil for tea (mushrooms and > aubergine/eggplant being hot favourites for absorbing oil!). Fruits > are limited, but berries are very nutritious and low carb, as well > as rhubarb which is great for constipation! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 7, 2004 Report Share Posted December 7, 2004 - That is great news. I have also read through a lot of Fats that heal and fats hat kill book and now live my life in accord with the book. I had our son on Udo's oil, while he was alive and I also saw improvements with his ability to respond and comprehend. I wish I had of supplemented the oil in his diet sooner, but we live and learn and what ever disease he had over look him. I hope that our next child is not sick but if so, I will have so much knowledge. , mom to a precious boy named Ethan 2/2003-4/2004 baby 2 due in May 05 Hempseed Oil - Maybe a Good Alternative to Fish Oil? Hi everyone, I've noticed quite a few posts lately on fish oils and Omega 3s etc, so thought I'd post on hempseed oil. I know it's not available world-wide, but if you can get it, I believe it's had a much bigger impact on Francesca than the Eye Q fish oil we've been giving her for a couple of years now. I discovered it through reading Fats that Heal Fats that Kill by Udo Erasmus - great book - full of useful info for keto families I think! If we have to fill our kids with fat, it may as well be healthy and I genuinely believe that Francesca's diet is the healthiest in our family now, due to eating muffins for breakfast (made from ground nuts), salads for lunch, and a variety of vegetables gently fried in coconut oil for tea (mushrooms and aubergine/eggplant being hot favourites for absorbing oil!). Fruits are limited, but berries are very nutritious and low carb, as well as rhubarb which is great for constipation! Anyway, hempseed oil is apparently the best naturally balanced oil in terms of Omega 3 and 6 and it seems quite extraordinary, but we have truly, truly had some amazing improvements in Francesca's communication since I started using it and I just can't see what else has changed. For example, a few weeks ago, when she woke up on the weekend, she came into our room and responded immediately to my good morning, replied fine thank you when I asked how she was and then said I'll get your dressing gown for you, can we watch TV? Previously, she would not have said a word, neither spontaneously, nor in response. She would probably have come to me and tried to pull me out of bed to go and watch TV (our Saturday morning ritual is to watch Art Attack before breakfast!). When she arrives at school now, as soon as she sees her SNA, she says " good morning " - no prompting at all - and hearing her use somebody's name in that way is truly unbelievable. She now uses names regularly, which is very new. The school staff, and even children, have noticed the change. Re calculating hemp oil, I use it in place of olive oil. It is 100g fat per 100g, so directly interchangeable with olive oil. The taste, by the way, is nutty, stronger than olive oil, but pleasant. It is not as strong a flavour as flax oil. Definitely worth a try, I reckon - it's cheaper than speech therapy! , Mum to Francesca, Keto Kid since Sept 03, drug free since May 04, still having too many jerks, but no tonic clonics " The Ketogenic Diet....a realistic treatment option, NOT just a last resort! " List is for parent to parent support only. It is important to get medical advice from a professional keto team! Subscribe: ketogenic-subscribe Unsubscribe: ketogenic-unsubscribe Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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