Guest guest Posted January 3, 2006 Report Share Posted January 3, 2006 When people ask the moderators to make a legality judgement on some food you have found, ( organic or conventional ) that is clearly not included on SCD you cannot expect them to approve without the following: One needs a hand written ( not email or fax) signed letter regarding the ingredients, manufacturing process and a testimony that there are no undisclosed ingredients from the producer of the food. If convenience matters to such an extent, please procure this information and still I would caution other list members to just stick to what is already approved. SCD has so many foods. In six years of being on the diet, I have never been frustrated by making a legal substitution or not being able to use a convenience food. My tolerance of a number of foods was limited at the start but soon expanded as I abandoned unsuitable pre SCD choices like rice. Let's assume we give a sort of grudging tolerance of the product in question and your child or you do not do well. We cannot be sure it's not because of the questionable food Having an autistic child or more than one and cooking from scratch is naturally time consuming. But I recall my grandmother and her friends often had at least five to seven children ( and sometimes their friends as guests) to cook for and came up with wonderful meals when most of today's convenience foods did not exist. The plethora of " new: " food is contributing to health problems in addition to the rampant obesity in the general population. We have additional challenges. Sugar, starch, chemical additives etc. are the last things WE need while trying to heal. So, be sure, keep it pure! Carol F. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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