Re: Re: veggie question: especially for those with food problems

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In a message dated 12/28/03 7:48:38 PM, sharissa13@... writes:

<< .ketchup seems to make him a bit hyper, even with enzymes. We try to keep

the ketchup to a minimum (no more than once a week). >>

Don't know if you're already doing this, but I think Heinz makes an organic

ketchup that doesn't have corn syrup in it -- a big trigger for a lot of kids.

For the last 4 months I've been making SCD ketchup...take a bottle of

Knudsen's tomato juice and boil it down until it thickens, add a little vinegar,

salt,

a little honey. I put it in the old ketchup bottles and neither kid noticed.

Nell

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In a message dated 12/28/03 7:48:38 PM Eastern Standard Time,

sharissa13@... writes:

> Is diarrhea the only indicator of a lutein problem?

For us, lutein did not cause any diarrhea. We noticed that when we pulled it,

behaviors improved and we saw subtle pragmatic improvements.

He is now eating everything.

Robin

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In a message dated 12/28/03 8:30:57 PM Eastern Standard Time,

sharissa13@... writes:

> do any enzymes help with lutein

I am thinking that the NoFenol helped with lutein but I am not sure.

The other big factor, I think, in finally doing better (of course, we

still have a long road to travel) is the stuff we've done to heal his

gut---enzymes, zinc, goat whey (to form glutathione), Perfect Food. We also give

CLO

for the DHA, I just started 20,000 units of Vit A daily and we are beginning to

give the Brainchild vits and mins.

I need to addin glutamine but I am waiting a while since we recently started

all the above in the last two months. I would give something and if had no

reaction in three days (bad reaction) I'd add in the next. It took six weeks on

the enzymes before we could add anything else, though.

Ask Devin if the NoFenol helps lutein.

Good luck,

Robin

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Dana,

How do I view your phenol page?

Pam