worried about deficency

[Guest guest]

Once again this is my second time writing this. Wwhat should I do if

my son is not getting any calcium in his diet. He is taking the

peptizde afp, carbo enzymedica, but is still gf cf soy egg and yeast

free. he won't eat veggies, and doesn't seem to tolerate any

supplements especially, clo, cal mag zinc, he isn't getting any

calcium in his diet. mostly protein, rice and potatoes little fruit,

thanks cathy

[Guest guest]

thank you for writing again!!!

Will he drink any of the calcium fortified orange juice? One of my

sons will and one won't. You can also cook with calcium. It is a

mineral. The citrate (or other non-carbonate form) would be better

because it won't hinder digestion as much. NOW sells calcium citrate

in bulk and it is super cheap at the health food stores. So if you

may muffins or pancakes or even cookies or cakes you can add this

in. If you bake meat with a sauce or coating you can add the powder

to this. You could also put it in the rice or mashed potatoes. Maybe

add a little more salt.

Animal Parade had a calcium my kids liked. It is chewable.

Brainchild Nutritionals has a liquid cal/mag that has a faint

coconut taste that you could drink direct or add in whatever " milk "

drink you son takes. There are some liquid calciums at the HFS too,

but I don't know how they taste. Maybe you could cook with those too?

Hope these ideas help.

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[Guest guest]

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If you are allowed orange juice, we've had a lot of success with calcium

fortified orange juice.

--- sczms wrote:

Once again this is my second time writing this. Wwhat should I do if

my son is not getting any calcium in his diet. He is taking the

peptizde afp, carbo enzymedica, but is still gf cf soy egg and yeast

free. he won't eat veggies, and doesn't seem to tolerate any

supplements especially, clo, cal mag zinc, he isn't getting any

calcium in his diet. mostly protein, rice and potatoes little fruit,

thanks cathy

[Guest guest]

-sensitivities that extreme almost always mean that there's a gut

inflammation and/or an untreated infection. Check to see if he's got a

yeast/bacterial overgrowth in his intestines, or try a little Ojibwa tea of

Life(essiac tea) if you're unable to do the tests. Fat soluble supplements such

as CLO and primrose oil can be rubbed on his skin-they will absorb:). Once you

have addressed the underlying issue, he will be able to eat many more foods.

Best wishes

JEan

[ ] worried about deficency

Once again this is my second time writing this. Wwhat should I do if

my son is not getting any calcium in his diet. He is taking the

peptizde afp, carbo enzymedica, but is still gf cf soy egg and yeast

free. he won't eat veggies, and doesn't seem to tolerate any

supplements especially, clo, cal mag zinc, he isn't getting any

calcium in his diet. mostly protein, rice and potatoes little fruit,

thanks cathy

[Guest guest]

Brainchild Nutritionals has a liquid calcium supplement

designed specifically for AS children.

HTH,

Darlene