Re: Diet in general ( long)

[Guest guest]

>>>>but also can see that extensive supplimentation is not a straight

road. It makes sense to put in the right fuel to start if you can

figure out what that is.

,

You are soooo right. Nutrition is basically a 2 step process. The first

step is to put nutrition in your body through something your body

regards as actual food. It can't do much with non-nutritious stuff. The

second step is getting the nutrition you put in your mouth to get into

your body. Just because it goes down your throat doesn't mean it is

really IN your body. It isn't IN until the nutrients cross the gut

lining in an appropriate form.

You can eat a junk-filled GFCF diet, or junk low carb diet, or junk any

diet. And you can eat a nutritious version of each diet too.

.

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know about the, is it betain hydrochloride with pepsin.

My son got sent home from school today, and had the characteristic bad

breath and hotness he gets when his behaviour deteriates. He is still

talking clearly and doing things without a fight, for me at least. I

see my son as hugely food sensitive, and it is scarey realising that

because then you have to think about everything and be so carefull.

It is possible that he was cross at school because he realised he does

not get the same deal as the other kids. Does any one else get fed up

of analysing every thing like this?

Another question , what enzymes would you use on the scd diet?

>

> You can eat a junk-filled GFCF diet, or junk low carb diet, or junk

any

> diet. And you can eat a nutritious version of each diet too.

>

> .

[Guest guest]

I think you are right - nothing can replace fresh raw fruits and

vegetables. The problem is that we are not getting enough of them.

From what I have seen and read about Juice Plus, it's not freeze

dried. The demo I went to indicated it was a cold dehydration

process (similar to skin drafts). That made me interested.

I could send you a handful of my daughter's if you want. Or if you

contact my distributor, a Jandura, I am sure she would send you

a sealed supply to try, too. www.jandura.com

You know what I did? I put them in a glass. I wanted to see if

they were really bio-available. They started molding in the water

after 4-5 days. My bio-chemist sister- in-law said that was good.

My centrum vitamin was still not disolved.

Anyway, just thought I would throw out my two cents.

Juice Plus does not replace what you're doing, merely supplement.

Hm, after reading and re-reading this, I ought to sell the stuff,

haha.

Eilese

> I reported on this board about a transformation in my son aged

four,

> by following scd diet. We had a couple of diet lapses and saw him

> revert to his usual unco operative self. In addition it is hard

for me

> to implement the diet as we have three teenagers raiding the

larders.

> My husband was less than convinced. With another few days sticking

to

> it, my son is talking sense, noticing objects on walls. Asking

> coherent questions about the family. He is co-operative and

> responsive. Before he had language but did not use it much, or

just

> enough to get food and drinks. He is also having probiotics.

>

> I have taken away suger and carbi snacks and he eats mainly meat,

> fruit, yogurt and vegatables. By the way, I had a look at the

juice

> plus, but have to say I'm no astronaut, but I don't believe any

one

> can freeze dry the fruit and vegtables, that I fight into my kids

into

> a gummi bear.

>

> I'm putting advocado into bannana smoothies, carrot juice,

> apple ,orange, and pear juice all freshly sqeezed. I flavour with

> honey if its too tart. Both my sons are eating better than ever

> before. I have been tough over food, showing them desert and

making

> them eat new things I want them to try. I've got them on nut

pancakes

> for breakfast home made fruit and nut cakes etc etc. We are

cooking in

> saturated fats. I have even got my son to trade fresh chicken

fried in

> egg with nuggets.

>

> My son said to me tonight that he used to be ( the babysitters)

babv

> then he moved in with me and became my baby. I had a trip to the

> hospital for me and i explained that he had to come. 'He said I'll

> take you and hold your hand'. I have never heard him speak in this

> type of emotionally connected way before. I would say, its worth a

> fight to implement better foods and its worth just taking all the

> sugers and proccessed food away. I am actually spending most of my

day

> in the kitchen to do this, there is no short cuts, but it really

seems

> to work. My son is talking about his past and trying to process

his

> place in the family, before he was just the little cooky nut case

that

> everyone nodded at, dragged from pillar to post as he did not want

to

> do anything but play with duplo, ' go away '. He is in the process

of

> getting a diagnosis, I think it will be aspergers, though I do

feel

> that he was getting progressivly worse before, with each bout of

viral

> infection or whatever he gets.

>

> I don't know if anyone else has this problem but generally my son

> would drink rather than eat, and mainly ate sweet foods. Never a

> proper meal. He drank tons of juice. I do not feel so bad now that

its

> freshly sqeezed, but I have replaced many drinks with water and a

> sqeeze of fresh lemon( in a cup with a fancy straw and pink ice

balls).

> He gets his probiotics with a smoothie in the morning. and one

into

> his mouth at night when he is asleep, to help his teeth. (

completely

> rotten) I believe this is a bacteria problem too.

>

> From reading the posts I have found identification, but also can

see

> that extensive supplimentation is not a straight road. It makes

sense

> to put in the right fuel to start if you can figure out what that

is.

>

> , personal advocate, mum and chief cook of Alfie aged 4. I