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For us - no. White potatoes are out because of yeast, but sweet potatoes

were fine.

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[ ] Does sweet potato react like potato?

Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who

react to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's

options since I am going to keep him from potatoes.

Thanks for all of your help!

Blaire

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If you are SCD, sweet potatoes are out. I replace them with turnips, rutabaga,

and acorn squash which is kind of sweet like sweet potaotes. Just some ideas you

might can try.

[ ] Does sweet potato react like potato?

Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who

react to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's

options since I am going to keep him from potatoes.

Thanks for all of your help!

Blaire

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No. They are different.

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> Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who react

to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's options since

I am going to keep him from potatoes.

> Thanks for all of your help!

> Blaire

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Best thing to do is an elimination diet. Just don't feed any sweet potatoes for

about two weeks, then give it to him and see how he does. That's really the

only way to tell. I have a lot of foods I have to rotate - even for me -

because we're just so dang sensitive to everything.

Liz

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> Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who react

to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's options since

I am going to keep him from potatoes.

> Thanks for all of your help!

> Blaire

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You can try cauliflower -- steam it or lightly boil it and put it in a blender

or mash them. Same type of mashed potato taste and texture.

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My son doesn't do potato or sweet potato.

I have a recipe for using celery root instead of mashed potatoes. Basically you

chop up the root, boil the pieces and then mash them up with GFCF margarine.

They taste great and are whippy like mashed potatoes. Problem is, celery is high

in oxalates so it bothers but I love them. Just goes to show, these kids

are so sick and different what works for one, might not for the other.

I wanted to mention the oxalate problem with the sweet potatoes because I used

to give him freshly mashed ones or fresh sweet potato fries with his lunch

before OT. He could barely make it up the stairs and he groaned like his joints

were aching. The therapist thought it was just his balance, but on days he

wouldn't get the sweet potatoes he would run and jump with no problems. So, here

I had a kid in ST and gym that was thriving and the next day in OT he was a

lump. They attributed it to " that's just autism " . Yes, I'm sure. LOL. After some

research, I found the link between painful joints and high oxalates so I cut the

sweet potatoes (and spinach juice) before the OT. A different kid.

So many things to think about. Just thought I would share in case it helps

someone.

Hugs,

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> > Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who

react to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's options

since I am going to keep him from potatoes.

> > Thanks for all of your help!

> > Blaire

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On the SCD diet, yet another reason why it made my daughter sick....the only

vegetable she wasn't allergic to was sweet potato, talk about a comedy of

errors...that diet was horrible for her because it banned the foods she wasn't

allergic to like sugar, and replaced it with her most highly allergic foods.

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> Along the lines of the potato sensitivity question: Do those of you who react

to potato also react to sweet potato? I am investigating my son's options since

I am going to keep him from potatoes.

My son did not tolerate potatoes until I gave them with Zyme Prime enzyme. Then

he could eat potatoes.

My son did not tolerate sweet potatoes, even with the enzyme, because his body

did not convert carotenes. Once I gave him the supps required for the body to

convert carotenes, then he could eat sweet potatoes.

Dana

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