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By: Danielle

Danielle — Sat, 05 Apr 2014 05:50:29 +0000

In reply to Jennifer Rector.

Oh, thank you so much Jennifer. That really means so much to me!! I too had to give up nuts – I was seeing yeast issues too. 🙁 And like you, I’ve been struggling with too much honey. Sigh. But I increased my DE and changed probiotics and I’m seeing my cravings lessen. Not as much as I’d like, but a little. I’ll be praying for you to make it through.

By: Jennifer Rector

Jennifer Rector — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 21:50:15 +0000

Awesome update! Thank you so much for sharing, Dandy!

My “carbonated water” had been almond butter (my only convenience food), but we took almonds (butter and flour) out for the past week on the advice of the GAPS practitioner to see if it would help our son’s eczema. So, what did I turn to after that was gone? Raw honey. GAPS-legal, but I have been eating WAYYY too much, I am sure! 🙁 I suppose it is better than eating a disaccharide treat, but I know that for Stage 5 and 7-8 weeks into Intro., I am going overboard many days…. Praying for the strength to endure. We may be doing a candida diet (on GAPS) this summer once school is out.

Again, thank you for being a voice out there who is sharing her family’s GAPS journey. I have your blog on my desktop and look forward to your updates. It is more comforting than reading old blogs about GAPS because I know you’re doing this in real-time and feeling many of the same difficult feelings (and exhaustion) I am. Blessings to you and yours, Dandy! 🙂

By: Jennifer Rector

Jennifer Rector — Fri, 04 Apr 2014 21:49:33 +0000

Awesome update! Thank you so much for sharing, Dandy!

My "carbonated water" had been almond butter (my only convenience food), but we took almonds (butter and flour) out for the past week on the advice of the GAPS practitioner to see if it would help our son's eczema. So, what did I turn to after that was gone? Raw honey. GAPS-legal, but I have been eating WAYYY too much, I am sure! 🙁 I suppose it is better than eating a disaccharide treat, but I know that for Stage 5 and 7-8 weeks into Intro., I am going overboard many days…. Praying for the strength to endure. We may be doing a candida diet (on GAPS) this summer once school is out.

Again, thank you for being a voice out there who is sharing her family's GAPS journey. I have your blog on my desktop and look forward to your updates. It is more comforting than reading old blogs about GAPS because I know you're doing this in real-time and feeling many of the same difficult feelings (and exhaustion) I am. Blessings to you and yours, Dandy! 🙂

By: Maggie

Maggie — Tue, 01 Apr 2014 23:44:06 +0000

Dandy, I’m so sorry you’ve been battling cold bugs; that’s no fun. But what a difference in not being sick near so often; that’s great! All I’ve been reading from you and surfing the ‘net about homeopathic treatments and cell salts is fascinating to me and I’d love to find out how to treat my son’s eczema but I don’t even know where to begin. I know cell salts are safe but what about homeopathy? What are risks of wrong/and or overdoses? I’ve seen homeopathic remedies correlating with different symptoms my son’s experiencing but some symptoms cross over to a different recommended med. So how do I know which to try with him? Sorry for so many questions, but how did you learn and determine what to give your son for his eczema? Is there a reputable book on how to self treat with homeopathic medicine you could recommend perhaps?