Re: Re: GFCF Diet Questions

[Guest guest]

My son does not care for rice milk, almond milk or potato milk so he gets his

calcium from a calcium supplement and gets the vit D and EFA from clo (cod

liver oil).

In a message dated 7/11/03 4:32:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mercury@... writes:

>

> Well, if Soy is no good, then what in the hello do we substitute

> for Milk?! Or are we just screwed?

>

> Blessings,

> :-(

[Guest guest]

My son does not care for rice milk, almond milk or potato milk so he gets his

calcium from a calcium supplement and gets the vit D and EFA from clo (cod

liver oil).

In a message dated 7/11/03 4:32:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mercury@... writes:

>

> Well, if Soy is no good, then what in the hello do we substitute

> for Milk?! Or are we just screwed?

>

> Blessings,

> :-(

[Guest guest]

Well, if Soy is no good, then what in the hello do we substitute

for Milk?! Or are we just screwed?

Blessings,

:-(

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> since you mention soy...

>

> soy protein can be mistaken for a milk protein in the body.

> apparenty the makeup is so similar that the body treats it as

milk.

> my son began eating holes in his shirts and jumping while

spinning

> for up to an hour- yes at one time!- while on soy. when i

removed

> soy we saw the biggest changes. soy also has a connection with

> sulphur, which i can't remember on remember that my son was

sky high

> in sulphur and when i researched it, it was connected to soy.

>

> most ppl are also deleting soy from the children on gfcf

diets.

>

> mary lynn

>

>

>

> > I can't tell you about the sauces, but I can tell you " bad

words

> for

> > gluten " :

> >

> > Bad:

> >

> > Modified food starch (usually gluten)

> > Malt (it's usually in store brand rice crispies cereal)

> > Barley

> > Rye

> > Oatmeal, oats

> > Carmel color (usually wheat based)

> > Vinegar (unless it's apple cider-it could be wheat based)

> >

> > Almost all Nature's path www.naturespath.com cereals are

safe

> (except the

> > one with oats). Will be at health food sections of your

regular

> grocery and

> > all health food grocery stores. They make really kid

friendly

> cereals

> > (similar to capt. Crunch, chocolate rice crispies etc).

> >

> > Dairy words to avoid:

> > Whey

> > Milk

> > Casein (often in soy cheese unless marked vegan)

> >

> > Sometimes if there's a name brand product, I want to know

about

> there are 2

> > great ways.

> >

> > 1. www.celiac.com -has a " safe " list for just about every

> prepacked item

> > without wheat and gluten

> >

> > 2. store brands etc-find the website, i.e. heb corporate or

> hunt's foods

> > and write them a quick note in " comments " , they'll get back

to you

> right

> > away. Several companies have toll free customer service

numbers

> too.

> >

> >

> >

> > JM

> >

> >

> >

> > gfcf diet questions

> >

> >

> > -----

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Does anyone know if Parade and HEB brand tomato sauce and

tomato

> paste are

> > ok on the diet? I have them in my cabinet and my mom will

be

> coming to

> > babysit while my husband and I are out of town. She

wouldn't

> DREAM of using

> > Ragu(which I use and know is safe) so I wanted to make sure

I have

> the right

> > stuff for her to make her own sauce with. I think Hunts is

> supposed to be

> > ok but I'd like her to use what I already have IF anyone

knows

> it's safe.

> > Also, does anyone out there doing the diet ever use V8

juice(I

> cook with it

> > sometimes).

> > A question about cereals: Are the Malt O Meal CHOCOLATE

> dinobites ok for

> > the diet(I know the fruity ones are acceptable) I noticed

in the

> store that

> > they have the Parve symbol on the front but may have some

hidden

> gluten.

> > ONE more thing...is the word " Malt " in front of ANYTHING

something

> that

> > should always be avoided, such as " malt syrup " . My run

> off " unacceptable "

> > list does not address this. Thank you again for reading

more of

> my pesky

> > diet questions!!

> > a

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Well, if Soy is no good, then what in the hello do we substitute

for Milk?! Or are we just screwed?

Blessings,

:-(

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-

> since you mention soy...

>

> soy protein can be mistaken for a milk protein in the body.

> apparenty the makeup is so similar that the body treats it as

milk.

> my son began eating holes in his shirts and jumping while

spinning

> for up to an hour- yes at one time!- while on soy. when i

removed

> soy we saw the biggest changes. soy also has a connection with

> sulphur, which i can't remember on remember that my son was

sky high

> in sulphur and when i researched it, it was connected to soy.

>

> most ppl are also deleting soy from the children on gfcf

diets.

>

> mary lynn

>

>

>

> > I can't tell you about the sauces, but I can tell you " bad

words

> for

> > gluten " :

> >

> > Bad:

> >

> > Modified food starch (usually gluten)

> > Malt (it's usually in store brand rice crispies cereal)

> > Barley

> > Rye

> > Oatmeal, oats

> > Carmel color (usually wheat based)

> > Vinegar (unless it's apple cider-it could be wheat based)

> >

> > Almost all Nature's path www.naturespath.com cereals are

safe

> (except the

> > one with oats). Will be at health food sections of your

regular

> grocery and

> > all health food grocery stores. They make really kid

friendly

> cereals

> > (similar to capt. Crunch, chocolate rice crispies etc).

> >

> > Dairy words to avoid:

> > Whey

> > Milk

> > Casein (often in soy cheese unless marked vegan)

> >

> > Sometimes if there's a name brand product, I want to know

about

> there are 2

> > great ways.

> >

> > 1. www.celiac.com -has a " safe " list for just about every

> prepacked item

> > without wheat and gluten

> >

> > 2. store brands etc-find the website, i.e. heb corporate or

> hunt's foods

> > and write them a quick note in " comments " , they'll get back

to you

> right

> > away. Several companies have toll free customer service

numbers

> too.

> >

> >

> >

> > JM

> >

> >

> >

> > gfcf diet questions

> >

> >

> > -----

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Does anyone know if Parade and HEB brand tomato sauce and

tomato

> paste are

> > ok on the diet? I have them in my cabinet and my mom will

be

> coming to

> > babysit while my husband and I are out of town. She

wouldn't

> DREAM of using

> > Ragu(which I use and know is safe) so I wanted to make sure

I have

> the right

> > stuff for her to make her own sauce with. I think Hunts is

> supposed to be

> > ok but I'd like her to use what I already have IF anyone

knows

> it's safe.

> > Also, does anyone out there doing the diet ever use V8

juice(I

> cook with it

> > sometimes).

> > A question about cereals: Are the Malt O Meal CHOCOLATE

> dinobites ok for

> > the diet(I know the fruity ones are acceptable) I noticed

in the

> store that

> > they have the Parve symbol on the front but may have some

hidden

> gluten.

> > ONE more thing...is the word " Malt " in front of ANYTHING

something

> that

> > should always be avoided, such as " malt syrup " . My run

> off " unacceptable "

> > list does not address this. Thank you again for reading

more of

> my pesky

> > diet questions!!

> > a

> >

> >

> >

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It depends on what your child is allergic to. We use almond milk as that is

not on his food allergy list.

J. P. Reirdon

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gfcf diet questions

> >

> >

> > -----

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Does anyone know if Parade and HEB brand tomato sauce and

tomato

> paste are

> > ok on the diet? I have them in my cabinet and my mom will

be

> coming to

> > babysit while my husband and I are out of town. She

wouldn't

> DREAM of using

> > Ragu(which I use and know is safe) so I wanted to make sure

I have

> the right

> > stuff for her to make her own sauce with. I think Hunts is

> supposed to be

> > ok but I'd like her to use what I already have IF anyone

knows

> it's safe.

> > Also, does anyone out there doing the diet ever use V8

juice(I

> cook with it

> > sometimes).

> > A question about cereals: Are the Malt O Meal CHOCOLATE

> dinobites ok for

> > the diet(I know the fruity ones are acceptable) I noticed

in the

> store that

> > they have the Parve symbol on the front but may have some

hidden

> gluten.

> > ONE more thing...is the word " Malt " in front of ANYTHING

something

> that

> > should always be avoided, such as " malt syrup " . My run

> off " unacceptable "

> > list does not address this. Thank you again for reading

more of

> my pesky

> > diet questions!!

> > a

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

It depends on what your child is allergic to. We use almond milk as that is

not on his food allergy list.

J. P. Reirdon

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<http://www.autismtreatment.info/> http://www.AutismTreatment.info/

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gfcf diet questions

> >

> >

> > -----

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Does anyone know if Parade and HEB brand tomato sauce and

tomato

> paste are

> > ok on the diet? I have them in my cabinet and my mom will

be

> coming to

> > babysit while my husband and I are out of town. She

wouldn't

> DREAM of using

> > Ragu(which I use and know is safe) so I wanted to make sure

I have

> the right

> > stuff for her to make her own sauce with. I think Hunts is

> supposed to be

> > ok but I'd like her to use what I already have IF anyone

knows

> it's safe.

> > Also, does anyone out there doing the diet ever use V8

juice(I

> cook with it

> > sometimes).

> > A question about cereals: Are the Malt O Meal CHOCOLATE

> dinobites ok for

> > the diet(I know the fruity ones are acceptable) I noticed

in the

> store that

> > they have the Parve symbol on the front but may have some

hidden

> gluten.

> > ONE more thing...is the word " Malt " in front of ANYTHING

something

> that

> > should always be avoided, such as " malt syrup " . My run

> off " unacceptable "

> > list does not address this. Thank you again for reading

more of

> my pesky

> > diet questions!!

> > a

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

For those trying GFCF, best prices to be found are (of all places)

Amazon.com. You can buy stuff by the case, get the free shipping as a

bonus.

One of our best Amazon discoveries has been our milk substitute. They

have a " milk " called Better Than Dairy. It is powdered, similar to the

Darifree by Vance. They sell it in units of 2 cans. It is cheaper (by

far) than buying all the soy milk and it is easy to travel with. We

make it up by the 1/2 gallon. There is a rice variety and a soy

variety. We've tried both but stuck with the rice variety. You can

get it in all sorts of flavors. My daughter likes both the original

and the vanilla flavor. My husband says they are pretty good as well.

(I've always hated regular milk and can't seem to force myself into

trying the milk substitute. I can say that is smells yummy.)

Amazon also sells the soy pudding by the case (and much, much cheaper

than Miss Robyn's) and lots of other things as well.

Kris

On Jan 23, 2007, at 7:45 AM, mommtlc wrote:

> I forgot to add -- I had my son off of dairy for 6 weeks and saw no

> change a few years ago, so I didn't press on - I was mainly concerned

> about his constipation at the time. I regret that now, since the

> results I received a few weeks ago indicate that my child doesn't

> handle casein (milk protein) well. He also had high oxalates in his

> urine so we are working on that also. We are 90% gluten free and

> using Kirkman DPP-IV also. I agree that the changes are subtle, but

> I do think it's worth the effort. It does get REALLY complicated and

> expensive, though. We tend to have a protein, a potato or rice and

> a steamed vegetable -- then some fruit for dessert -- a simple meal!

> (Some of the gluten free mixes have binders and gums that may not be

> well tolerated either).

>

>

> > >

> > > Hello! Since no one has responded, I'm reposting. I'm just

> curious

> > about the allergies and how you went about finding out that you

> needed

> > to have your children on this diet. I just was hoping for

> > information. I know my child has allergies, but as far as I know

> they

> > are mostly environmental( bad! He is on shots ) He also had to be

> on

> > soy formula as an infant and I still only give him soy milk because

> I

> > have noticed that his stomach can't handle the dairy as well. Is

> this

> > info something that I would get from a DAN dr.? I had never even

> > heard of this diet until I began reading about some of you using

> it.

> > Sorry about all of the questions! If one of you could just tell me

> if

> > this is an allergy that your child was tested for, that would help.

> > >

> > > Thanks,

> > >

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Yep, that's the one. Good luck.

Kris

On Jan 24, 2007, at 11:04 AM, keepmyeyesonheaven wrote:

> Hi Kris,

> Thanks for the tip- I just did a search at Amazon- is the brand

> called Better Than Milk? I found a rice milk mix- we are not GFCF

> but will be traveling in a couple of months and this could be a good

> (and economical) find for us!

>

> , mom to Nate, age 3

>

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