Primary sucrase isomaltase deficiency; Multigenerational health consideratio

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Caron,

 

This is a huge shift from mainstream thinking. Bravo! You are

entirely correct!

 

Janet

 

Posted by: " Caron " carongroups carniebear2000

Mon Jul 9, 2007 6:30 pm (PST)

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Interestingly, my aunt also expressed concern about me " restricting " my

boy's diet - she says she did that with her son, and he ended up " more

allergic " to the things he didn't eat, like cakes, chocolate, cows

milk, and

so on. My understanding of that is that his body simply became more

adept at

ridding itself of things that were toxic to it, no? If so, I'd prefer

my boy

keeps all his " allergies " ! I see no point in feeding him something that

makes him violently ill, to numb his response to it so he can eat more

of it

and become more unhealthy.

 

Caron