Re: gf/cf diet...dogma? Andy?

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Andy's 'Diet - how to pick the right one for your kid' is in the files

section under 'D' for diet. The url is a l o n g one:

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/QHoARQj37ChQks0-mOyzJxK-renygbH0gvTrnN6WCEBd8wE_nA4\

jegi-EX0ratLMasj89oHrslhwh4nG209b4Nn24_9-Pm4P/Diet%20-%20how%20to%20pick%20the%2\

0right%20one%20for%20your%20kid.

J

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> Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> on diets, I would like to find that again.

>

> It was something like try this for 2 weeks, if it doesn't

> work....etc.

>

> I am asking only because we have been gf/cf for about 1.5 years.

> Last stool test showed no yeast.

> We've been on nystatin for 6 plus months, probiotics, just started

> LDN about a week ago.

>

> Anyways, we never really saw a BIG difference with the gf/cf/sf

> diet, in fact now, we can't get rid of the dark eye circles, our son

> never really had diarrhea, just some sketchy stools every once in a

> while.

>

> We are thinking of doing raw dairy products, we're already organic,

> grass fed beef, etc etc, healthy eaters, except for our son. He

> looks worse and his poops are still hit and miss.

>

> We have done a IgG panel....he only had 2 things that were high

> stars, like oats was a 3 and peanut butter a 3, there were a few 1

> stars.

>

> He had staph in his gut, which we treated with cipro [antibiotic]...

> now we are just kind of BLAH...

> he has been chelating for over a year now, WAS high Lead.

>

> Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

>

> Thanks-

> Hope

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> on diets, I would like to find that again.

http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

>

> Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the same boat,

gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and also in a

blah phase.

We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also looking for

raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

Nell

[Guest guest]

Check in Va, Nell, but in Ohio it's illegal to sell raw milk, but some people

here have gotten around that by buying " parts " of a cow and then all get all the

raw milk they need.

[ ] Re: gf/cf diet...dogma? Andy?

>

> Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> on diets, I would like to find that again.

http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

>

> Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the same boat,

gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and also in a

blah phase.

We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also looking for

raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

Nell

[Guest guest]

we are looking into this same thing weston a price foundation. thankfully here

in Wa we are able to aquire it legally, at a hefty price though.

let me know what happens

:0)

Hope

--------- [ ] Re: gf/cf diet...dogma? Andy?

>

> Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> on diets, I would like to find that again.

http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

>

> Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the same boat,

gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and also in a

blah phase.

We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also looking for

raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

Nell

[Guest guest]

That is just down right silly isn't it? It being illegal to sell raw

cows milk?!!! Gosh, they don't want us getting anything that's good

for us do they? I often think of the organic beef, chicken, produce

and other things and it just doesn't make sense either. They do less

to the meat and produce right? They don't have to put antibitics into

the cow and all that stuff so why does organic cost more? You would

think the " chemical " junk food out there would be more expensive?

> >

> > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> > on diets, I would like to find that again.

>

> http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> >

> > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

>

> I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the same boat,

> gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and also in a

> blah phase.

>

> We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also looking for

> raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

>

> Nell

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It costs more to actually feed a cow rather than plump it with

synthetic hormones and man made feed. Unfortunately! And of course,

they have to actually keep the cow healthy and pay a vet, rather

than keep in on continuous antibiotics. And of course, growing

places for the cow to graze that is not chemically treated to get it

to grow, requires more work.

As far as the hubbub of raw milk, it is the unpasturized part that

scares the government, they are afraid we will all get ill and die!

However, it is completely healthy to inject ourselves with mercury!

> > >

> > > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few

months.

> > > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's

opinion

> > > on diets, I would like to find that again.

> >

> > http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> > >

> > > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on

HNI

> > > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

> >

> > I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the

same boat,

> > gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and

also in a

> > blah phase.

> >

> > We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also

looking for

> > raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

> >

> > Nell

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I forgot to add that the government is big on silly! It is illegal

to purchase a mattress that is not sprayed with flame retardant.

They don't want you buying anything that might be good for you, make

you healthy..they keep trying to pass legislation to control vitamin

supplements because some of us might hurt ourselves taking them.

There are many of our rights being governed away under our very

noses and most Americans don't see it. Other things are governed to

profit someone else...like vaccinations, flame retardant regs,

fluoridation...the list goes on.

> > >

> > > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few

months.

> > > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's

opinion

> > > on diets, I would like to find that again.

> >

> > http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> > >

> > > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on

HNI

> > > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

> >

> > I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the

same boat,

> > gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and

also in a

> > blah phase.

> >

> > We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also

looking for

> > raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

> >

> > Nell

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

And they just arrested and prosecuted some poor farmer here for selling raw

milk. He sold milk to some " undercover " person. I rest much easier knowing how

protected I am from such illegality :-) Was front page news here to give you an

idea of how little happens where I live.

[ ] Re: gf/cf diet...dogma? Andy?

That is just down right silly isn't it? It being illegal to sell raw

cows milk?!!! Gosh, they don't want us getting anything that's good

for us do they? I often think of the organic beef, chicken, produce

and other things and it just doesn't make sense either. They do less

to the meat and produce right? They don't have to put antibitics into

the cow and all that stuff so why does organic cost more? You would

think the " chemical " junk food out there would be more expensive?

> >

> > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> > on diets, I would like to find that again.

>

> http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> >

> > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

>

> I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the same boat,

> gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and also in a

> blah phase.

>

> We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also looking for

> raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

>

> Nell

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Big Pharma can't make money off of you if you are healthy.

> > >

> > > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few

months.

> > > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's

opinion

> > > on diets, I would like to find that again.

> >

> > http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> > >

> > > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on

HNI

> > > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

> >

> > I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the

same boat,

> > gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and

also in a

> > blah phase.

> >

> > We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also

looking for

> > raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

> >

> > Nell

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

that is exactly it, Jan.

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From: " Jan " <paxlforme@...>

Big Pharma can't make money off of you if you are healthy.

> > >

> > > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few

months.

> > > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's

opinion

> > > on diets, I would like to find that again.

> >

> > http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> > >

> > > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on

HNI

> > > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

> >

> > I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the

same boat,

> > gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and

also in a

> > blah phase.

> >

> > We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also

looking for

> > raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

> >

> > Nell

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I've always found it amusing that the food with the fewest

ingredients cost the most!

Now, like with organic apples, the demand is so high that the cost

is also going up.

*sigh*

Pam

> > > >

> > > > Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few

> months.

> > > > Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's

> opinion

> > > > on diets, I would like to find that again.

> > >

> > > http://tinyurl.com/s56wk

> > > >

> > > > Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on

> HNI

> > > > enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

> > >

> > > I've got no opinion but it looks like we're kind of in the

> same boat,

> > > gut-wise. Testing looks OK but still a very picky eater and

> also in a

> > > blah phase.

> > >

> > > We're embarking on LOD/ " Nourishing Traditions " , so also

> looking for

> > > raw milk and culturing everything in the refrigerator.

> > >

> > > Nell

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

> Andy's 'Diet - how to pick the right one for your kid' is in the files

> section under 'D' for diet. The url is a l o n g one:

>

>

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/QHoARQj37ChQks0-mOyzJxK-renygbH0gvTrnN6WCEBd8wE_nA4\

jegi-EX0ratLMasj89oHrslhwh4nG209b4Nn24_9-Pm4P/Diet%20-%20how%20to%20pick%20the%2\

0right%20one%20for%20your%20kid.

The URL's for files in the File section don't persist. Try looking here:

/message/183270

W.

[Guest guest]

Hello, Hope.

We began the GAPS nutritional programme about 3 months ago and it has been

nothing short of miraculous for our son (3.5 years) -- huge jump in eye contact,

dark circles disappeared - he is back on raw fermented dairy and many of his

former " IGG " foods as well.

www.gaps.me -- good luck!

>

> Hi I just rejoined this list, haven't been on for a few months.

> Although I remember finding somewhere in the archives AHC's opinion

> on diets, I would like to find that again.

>

> It was something like try this for 2 weeks, if it doesn't

> work....etc.

>

> I am asking only because we have been gf/cf for about 1.5 years.

> Last stool test showed no yeast.

> We've been on nystatin for 6 plus months, probiotics, just started

> LDN about a week ago.

>

> Anyways, we never really saw a BIG difference with the gf/cf/sf

> diet, in fact now, we can't get rid of the dark eye circles, our son

> never really had diarrhea, just some sketchy stools every once in a

> while.

>

> We are thinking of doing raw dairy products, we're already organic,

> grass fed beef, etc etc, healthy eaters, except for our son. He

> looks worse and his poops are still hit and miss.

>

> We have done a IgG panel....he only had 2 things that were high

> stars, like oats was a 3 and peanut butter a 3, there were a few 1

> stars.

>

> He had staph in his gut, which we treated with cipro [antibiotic]...

> now we are just kind of BLAH...

> he has been chelating for over a year now, WAS high Lead.

>

> Want opinions on this diet stuff, fyi he has also been on HNI

> enzymes, no phenol, AFP, etc.

>

> Thanks-

> Hope

>