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<blockquote data-quote="Josie" data-source="post: 312521" data-attributes="member: 1792"><p>I was also going to suggest the girlfriend/CF diet. My daughter's behaviour improved dramatically when she started it. I would go so far as to say she is a easy child when she stays on it. For us, it was "the answer". </p><p></p><p>I got her tested through <a href="http://www.Enterolab.com" target="_blank">www.Enterolab.com</a> to find out about it. I'm not neccessarily recommending that you do that because what convinced me that she needed it was her response to it. I would encourage you to try it, very strictly, no matter what the testing shows. My other daughter had stomach problems from gluten and casein and it never showed up on a test.</p><p></p><p>In our family, we all do the girlfriend/CF diet. At first, I planned on eating that way at home and eating whatever I wanted when I went out, but I felt so much better on the diet, that I always do it. I think it is hard for kids on this diet to be around other children when they are eating cake, cookies, etc., so I feel like home should be a place they don't have to have that. It doesn't hurt the other kids to not have gluten in the house. Allowing them to eat whatever sends the message that the girlfriend/CF food is inferior. Believe me, it is possible to find good girlfriend/CF food. You also never know how it might benefit your other kids to be on the diet.</p><p></p><p>Personally, I felt a fog lift when I went on the diet. I think, if your son needs this diet, it could help his cognitive issues as well as his mood issues. I also believe if this is a child's problem, it will be hard to get it under control by medications if they are still eating it.</p><p></p><p>I hope you can find an answer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Josie, post: 312521, member: 1792"] I was also going to suggest the girlfriend/CF diet. My daughter's behaviour improved dramatically when she started it. I would go so far as to say she is a easy child when she stays on it. For us, it was "the answer". I got her tested through [url]www.Enterolab.com[/url] to find out about it. I'm not neccessarily recommending that you do that because what convinced me that she needed it was her response to it. I would encourage you to try it, very strictly, no matter what the testing shows. My other daughter had stomach problems from gluten and casein and it never showed up on a test. In our family, we all do the girlfriend/CF diet. At first, I planned on eating that way at home and eating whatever I wanted when I went out, but I felt so much better on the diet, that I always do it. I think it is hard for kids on this diet to be around other children when they are eating cake, cookies, etc., so I feel like home should be a place they don't have to have that. It doesn't hurt the other kids to not have gluten in the house. Allowing them to eat whatever sends the message that the girlfriend/CF food is inferior. Believe me, it is possible to find good girlfriend/CF food. You also never know how it might benefit your other kids to be on the diet. Personally, I felt a fog lift when I went on the diet. I think, if your son needs this diet, it could help his cognitive issues as well as his mood issues. I also believe if this is a child's problem, it will be hard to get it under control by medications if they are still eating it. I hope you can find an answer. [/QUOTE]
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