Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Digesting New Information
Hi folks,
I am digesting a lot of new information that I have gleaned over the Internet, about how various people are doing this. What is so encouraging is that there ARE plenty of recovered children. Why not mine?
I am moving Mike to a low-protein diet, slowly. This is really key, and I haven't been enforcing it. By low protein, I mean 20 g of protein a day. That's not very much! It means no meat, basically, and getting the protein from bread and beans at one meal a day. The rest of the meals are fruit and non-starchy vegetables.
I also am going to send his samples out for testing shortly, now that we have the supplements suggested by Dr. Mullan.
I am digesting a lot of new information that I have gleaned over the Internet, about how various people are doing this. What is so encouraging is that there ARE plenty of recovered children. Why not mine?
I am moving Mike to a low-protein diet, slowly. This is really key, and I haven't been enforcing it. By low protein, I mean 20 g of protein a day. That's not very much! It means no meat, basically, and getting the protein from bread and beans at one meal a day. The rest of the meals are fruit and non-starchy vegetables.
I also am going to send his samples out for testing shortly, now that we have the supplements suggested by Dr. Mullan.
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This blog describes how we started out on the protocol by Dr. Amy Yasko, who many say has cured or improved children with autism using a genetic-based nutrition therapy.