Comments on: Attention Deficit Disorder…Maybe Not http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/attention-deficit-disordermaybe-not/ Balancing our multi-dimensional self; physical, emotional, mental and spiritual Sun, 13 Nov 2011 22:59:07 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Lu http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/attention-deficit-disordermaybe-not/comment-page-1/#comment-17 Lu Mon, 11 May 2009 15:05:56 +0000 http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/?p=897#comment-17 Darcie, good questions. I personally have not seen any conflict with mixing fruit and protein nor have my clients which are dealing with low blood sugar issues. Additionally, when I test the body energetically with this food combination, it does not come back with a negative response. Regarding cows milk, yes I purchase milk which comes from cows which have not been given growth hormones. I look forward to your update on your experience. Darcie, good questions. I personally have not seen any conflict with mixing fruit and protein nor have my clients which are dealing with low blood sugar issues. Additionally, when I test the body energetically with this food combination, it does not come back with a negative response. Regarding cows milk, yes I purchase milk which comes from cows which have not been given growth hormones.

I look forward to your update on your experience.

]]> By: Darcie Newton http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/attention-deficit-disordermaybe-not/comment-page-1/#comment-16 Darcie Newton Mon, 11 May 2009 05:19:09 +0000 http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/?p=897#comment-16 Lu, thanks so much for the specific recommendations. I will give this a try. Do you notice any problems mixing the fruit with meats? I've read that food combining is as important to watch as the amounts of proteins and carbs. My kids don't drink cow's milk but they do drink almond milk...they like it on cereal and straight. I like that it doesn't have any growth hormones and that it is not an animal product. I'll check in again in a bit to let you know how it goes. ;D Lu, thanks so much for the specific recommendations. I will give this a try. Do you notice any problems mixing the fruit with meats? I’ve read that food combining is as important to watch as the amounts of proteins and carbs.

My kids don’t drink cow’s milk but they do drink almond milk…they like it on cereal and straight. I like that it doesn’t have any growth hormones and that it is not an animal product.

I’ll check in again in a bit to let you know how it goes. ;D

]]> By: lourdes http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/attention-deficit-disordermaybe-not/comment-page-1/#comment-15 lourdes Fri, 08 May 2009 18:35:04 +0000 http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/?p=897#comment-15 Darcie, I'm glad you found this information helpful and are willing to give it a try. The following are some examples of the types of breakfasts I prepare for my daughters. You'll note that along with the protein I pair it up with either a fruit, carb or grain. I also give them about 4 oz. of OJ or apple juice because they don't like milk. If your child likes milk that is fine. - bacon (2-3 strips; turkey or pork) and cup of oatmeal - sausage (2) and a half a small bagel w/ some cream cheese possibly some pineapple on the side - chicken tenders with 1/2 an apple - scrambled eggs with frozen whole grain waffle or pancake, maybe some strawberries or blue berries if I have some on hand - hard boiled eggs with whole wheat toast - sliced grilled hotdog with hash brown or tater tots So there you go. Mix and match and get creative. By the way, I utilize my toaster oven a lot to re-heat pre-cooked meats. This allows for me to continue getting ready in the morning. Darcie, I’m glad you found this information helpful and are willing to give it a try. The following are some examples of the types of breakfasts I prepare for my daughters. You’ll note that along with the protein I pair it up with either a fruit, carb or grain. I also give them about 4 oz. of OJ or apple juice because they don’t like milk. If your child likes milk that is fine.

- bacon (2-3 strips; turkey or pork) and cup of oatmeal
- sausage (2) and a half a small bagel w/ some cream cheese possibly some pineapple on the side
- chicken tenders with 1/2 an apple
- scrambled eggs with frozen whole grain waffle or pancake, maybe some strawberries or blue berries if I have some on hand
- hard boiled eggs with whole wheat toast
- sliced grilled hotdog with hash brown or tater tots

So there you go. Mix and match and get creative.

By the way, I utilize my toaster oven a lot to re-heat pre-cooked meats. This allows for me to continue getting ready in the morning.

]]> By: Darcie Newton http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/attention-deficit-disordermaybe-not/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Darcie Newton Fri, 08 May 2009 17:10:22 +0000 http://www.bodyandsoulreconnection.com/?p=897#comment-12 This is extremely helpful. I will try this with my kids and watch for improvements in their behavior...they don't have all the symptoms you listed above but a good many of them...and we rarely have HIGH protein for breakfast...mostly carbs. Thanks. This is extremely helpful. I will try this with my kids and watch for improvements in their behavior…they don’t have all the symptoms you listed above but a good many of them…and we rarely have HIGH protein for breakfast…mostly carbs. Thanks.

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