Whey for a child with Autism - Duncan

[Guest guest]

Hi Duncan

I just got back from the Autism One conferene in Chicago - amazing event - as I

am sre you are aware - low gsh is a tremendous issue for children with autism -

it was recommended for children watching their response due to the dairy issue -

most of these children cannot handle any milk products initially but the gut can

be healed enough to handle whey or even perhaps raw organic dairy . just thought

i would let you know that it was a topic of discussion -

lisa c

[Guest guest]

Thank you ; I know the info I gave you was correct; I'm pleased that the

more advanced approaches are also using the same data

I would be careful to root out inaccuracy in the " dairy " comments; I think whey

and butter should be well tolerated, particularly whey isolate, which is " well

tolerated by severely milk-sensitive individuals " according to the PDR for

Prescription Drugs. Meaning, reaction with cheese and milk, yes, but whey

isolate, not likely.

Duncan

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> Hi Duncan

> I just got back from the Autism One conferene in Chicago - amazing event - as

I am sre you are aware - low gsh is a tremendous issue for children with autism

- it was recommended for children watching their response due to the dairy issue

- most of these children cannot handle any milk products initially but the gut

can be healed enough to handle whey or even perhaps raw organic dairy . just

thought i would let you know that it was a topic of discussion -

> lisa c

>

[Guest guest]

I have a friend who makes ghee from butter to remove casein/milk

protein. She is pretty severely allergic to dairy, and this makes butter

non-allergenic for her.

sol

Duncan Crow wrote:

> I would be careful to root out inaccuracy in the " dairy " comments; I think

whey and butter should be well tolerated, particularly whey isolate, which is

" well tolerated by severely milk-sensitive individuals " according to the PDR for

Prescription Drugs.

[Guest guest]

That is my understanding and experience also - however - once you have had your

child have a seizure or some other really horrible reaction to dairy - it is

understandably difficult for a parent to " give it a try " - i did not have a

child with such severe reactions so i was a bit more " brave " about it -

we know use raw organic dairy, butter, cream - that i get through Weston Price

group

lisa

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> > Hi Duncan

> > I just got back from the Autism One conferene in Chicago - amazing event -

as I am sre you are aware - low gsh is a tremendous issue for children with

autism - it was recommended for children watching their response due to the

dairy issue - most of these children cannot handle any milk products initially

but the gut can be healed enough to handle whey or even perhaps raw organic

dairy . just thought i would let you know that it was a topic of discussion -

> > lisa c

> >

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