SCD diet?

[Guest guest]

The SCD is great if you need to starve out the bad bugs. Also, if you have bowel

problems. You must be 100% committed to not eating any of the foods that are not

on the diet. My daughter has been on it for 8 months and she has made SOME gains

but, because she would sneak illegal foods, her yeast is still an issue. We are

using candidase and goat yogurt right now. I'm not sure if it will work but, I

have to try to find another way than just SCD to help with yeast. Jenn & Kali 8

months scd

Kalinowski <cathykalinowski@...> wrote: Yesterday my son's DAN

doctor recommended we look into the SCD diet because

has some issues with yeast. I know www.pecanbread.com has great

information on it. Is there anyone out there using the SCD diet? And are

there any other resources or web sites you would recommend?

Also, to get to take all his vitamins, I mix them in with breakfast and

in his afternoon snack, both of which are usually sweet to some degree (like

almond butter and jelly sandwiches). I wish the labs could somehow make all

this stuff taste good! Anyhow, I know the SCD diet cuts out a lot of things

at the beginning especially. Has anyone found good mixers for vitamins that

kids will take (somewhat) willingly and that comply with the SCD? I am very

lucky that is a good eater so he may be okay with even " far out "

suggestions on this.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

Oops, The Garden of Eating Book on my previous post doesn't actually

relate to the SCD diet. , who sent me all of the links which I've

copied for you in the previous post, recommended this cook book as I

believe the recipes are grain-free, gluten-free, dairy-free, (and if

I'm not mistaken corn, soy & refined sugar free too??) Sounded

wonderful, and I've ordered a copy which I'm yet to received.

Anyway, thought I'd better clear that up.

> http://www.thegardenofeatingdiet.com/ (the cookbook I LOVE!)