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> Hello,

>

> I am joining the group to learn everything I can. I was diagnosed

> type 2 several weeks ago and I'm getting more confused by the

> minute. My glucose levels are very irratic at the present as I have

> just started on medication and testing.

GREETINGS --

You will find that the management of your diabetes will require a

coordinated effort on three fronts -- your diet, your exercise

regimen, and your medicine strategy. In the case of your diet you

are likely to find that the more carbohydrates you consume

(especially simple carbohydrates vs. complex carbohydrates) the more

difficult it will be to control your blood sugars. Over time I

dropped the carbs in my diet from 60% of the calories I consumed to

15% with excellant results. In the case of med strategy it will take

a while for your body to adapt to any new medicine while a residual

builds up and stabilizes. Your meds might need to be increased in

steps until yoiur blood sugars lower to an acceptable level. I found

that patience and persistance are needed day by day to best deal with

my diabetes and other ailments.

wambo1941

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Hi and welcome. I see that you love to cook and if you love to

cook you should also love to eat. You weight could be giving you

problems, are you over weight? Getting those carbs lowered will be a

big help. This site has a lot of recipes. I found them in the file

section. How often do you test? I am sure you will learn from this

site as I have! What is your comfort food now?

Candi

> Hello,

>

> I am joining the group to learn everything I can. I was diagnosed

> type 2 several weeks ago and I'm getting more confused by the

> minute. My glucose levels are very irratic at the present as I have

> just started on medication and testing. I will probably lurk for a

> short while until I can get educated. I am reading all the posts

and

> learning.

>

> My wife and I are retired and live in Colorado. We love to cook and

> we are busy trying to change some of the recipes to low carb.

>

> Thank you for the invitation to join the group.

>

>

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Connie,

I had both of my sons on gf/cf for 2 years. My youngest had never had casein

and I slowly introduced it with SCD when he was 2 and he does fine with it. I

do think it causes some nasal drainage and increased hyperactivity in both my

children, but some days they get a lot of it with yogurt shakes and cheese. I

will tell you that my older son had been on casein, then off for 2 years, and

then back on it and he has grown in height the best on casein, as oppossed to

soy or other forms of calcium. My younger son grew and gained weight

tremendously after starting this diet. I hope this helps.

Suzanne

hdsncnn hdsncnn@...> wrote:

Hello, I have just joined the group today and since there are so many

messages, instead of searching through them to find my answer(I am

assuming this question has been asked many times before)I would like

to just ask. My son is 5 yrs old and diagnosed as ASD at 18 months. He

has been on the gfcf diet close to 3 yrs now. We did see improvement,

but I know this SCD diet can do so much more for him. Since birth he

has had problems with milk( we were frequently changing formulas

because of constipation and excessive gas) After reading the BTVC book

I would like to include the dairy in the diet. My question is: How

successful has it been for a child on a gfcf diet to have dairy

introduced with this diet? I would appreciate any feedback from other

parents who have included the dairy in the diet for a child who has

been on a gfcf diet in the past. Thank you, Connie

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

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Connie,

I had both of my sons on gf/cf for 2 years. My youngest had never had casein

and I slowly introduced it with SCD when he was 2 and he does fine with it. I

do think it causes some nasal drainage and increased hyperactivity in both my

children, but some days they get a lot of it with yogurt shakes and cheese. I

will tell you that my older son had been on casein, then off for 2 years, and

then back on it and he has grown in height the best on casein, as oppossed to

soy or other forms of calcium. My younger son grew and gained weight

tremendously after starting this diet. I hope this helps.

Suzanne

hdsncnn hdsncnn@...> wrote:

Hello, I have just joined the group today and since there are so many

messages, instead of searching through them to find my answer(I am

assuming this question has been asked many times before)I would like

to just ask. My son is 5 yrs old and diagnosed as ASD at 18 months. He

has been on the gfcf diet close to 3 yrs now. We did see improvement,

but I know this SCD diet can do so much more for him. Since birth he

has had problems with milk( we were frequently changing formulas

because of constipation and excessive gas) After reading the BTVC book

I would like to include the dairy in the diet. My question is: How

successful has it been for a child on a gfcf diet to have dairy

introduced with this diet? I would appreciate any feedback from other

parents who have included the dairy in the diet for a child who has

been on a gfcf diet in the past. Thank you, Connie

For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the book

_Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the following

websites:

http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

and

http://www.pecanbread.com

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---Hello. My son is 16 months old and was diagnosed PDD at 14

months. I had him on the gf/cf diet for 3 months. He did not do

well on it at all, he had chronic diarreha, became alarmingly thin

and looked like he was becoming very, very sick and weak. I had

taken him off the Similac formula both regular and soy and had him

on rice milk and almond milk. I then found out about the SCD diet

in mid september and he has improved SO MUCH I can't even believe

it. The only casein he gets is in the homemade goat's milk yogurt

and several times a week I add some liquid calcium. No cheeses or

any other dairy and no wheat/gluten. He's gained weight, grew in

height, is happier in general and has normal looking stools. I had

extreme difficulty finding a doctor familiar with SCD so I have been

doing it on my own. The BTVC book and the internet are all I use.

I have an appt with a nutrionist so I'll see how it goes. Good luck

to you and please let us know how your child does.

mom to Broderick

In pecanbread , Suzanne Wolcoff

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>

> Connie,

> I had both of my sons on gf/cf for 2 years. My youngest had

never had casein and I slowly introduced it with SCD when he was 2

and he does fine with it. I do think it causes some nasal drainage

and increased hyperactivity in both my children, but some days they

get a lot of it with yogurt shakes and cheese. I will tell you that

my older son had been on casein, then off for 2 years, and then back

on it and he has grown in height the best on casein, as oppossed to

soy or other forms of calcium. My younger son grew and gained

weight tremendously after starting this diet. I hope this helps.

> Suzanne

>

> hdsncnn wrote:

> Hello, I have just joined the group today and since there are so

many

> messages, instead of searching through them to find my answer(I am

> assuming this question has been asked many times before)I would

like

> to just ask. My son is 5 yrs old and diagnosed as ASD at 18

months. He

> has been on the gfcf diet close to 3 yrs now. We did see

improvement,

> but I know this SCD diet can do so much more for him. Since birth

he

> has had problems with milk( we were frequently changing formulas

> because of constipation and excessive gas) After reading the BTVC

book

> I would like to include the dairy in the diet. My question is: How

> successful has it been for a child on a gfcf diet to have dairy

> introduced with this diet? I would appreciate any feedback from

other

> parents who have included the dairy in the diet for a child who

has

> been on a gfcf diet in the past. Thank you, Connie

>

>

>

>

>

>

> For information on the Specific Carbohydrate Diet, please read the

book _Breaking the Vicious Cycle_ by Elaine Gottschall and read the

following websites:

> http://www.breakingtheviciouscycle.info

> and

> http://www.pecanbread.com

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi Everyone,

My name is Dennis and I joined the group today. So I wanted to drop a note

and say hi. Last weekend was a life changer for me, on Saturday night I had a

heart attack. Just before I was leased from hospital, I was given information on

the new stint that was placed in my heart, suggestions of a follow up

appointment with a local cardiologist; then the doctor said I should get

friendly with the South Beach Diet. I would welcome all comments on how the diet

has worked for you and suggestions from other who are in or have been in

recovery from a heart attack.

Peace and Joy,

Dennis

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