Fw: The McDougall Newsletter - September 2005

[Guest guest]

Amy, would you mind sharing with us the specifics that you wish Dr. McDougall

had included? It would help us in writing to him, if we have ideas of

suggestions for improvement.

 

Thanks,

LaDonna

 

 

-

Amy Lovelace

Vegan GF

Friday, September 30, 2005 8:40 AM

Fw: The McDougall Newsletter - September 2005

 

 

I am passing this on to our group, mostly because I am so dissappointed in the

article about CD. I wrote to Dr. Mcdougall and I hope you will too. I am glad

he wrote about it, I just wish he had gotten better information first.

 

Amy Lovelace

-

John McDougall, MD

loveamy

Friday, September 30, 2005 2:59 AM

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[Guest guest]

LaDonna-

 

Her are just a few of the points that I made. There are many more

 

My first dissappointment had to do with the effects of undiagnosed CD- There

are many more symptoms than what was listed. The main symptom that was not

listed is being very over weight, also, general aches and pains, acne, Fatigue

Ect...

 

Secondly, in the USA oats are not acceptable for CD. Which was not out lined I

think well. It lead to the thinking of oats as an okay food source.

 

Thirdly, Dermatitis Herpetiformis is CD! It is not just another condition

 

As for infants and prevention. It is genetic.. and it can be triggered on

anytime in your life.

 

I was very dissappointed as it felt like he was just another uneducated doctor,

who really does not know or understand this condition. I felt this article

could lead many to wrong conclusions, and therefore bad health and choices.

 

One thing he did not say, which is fine, but I find very interesting is that it

takes a child an average of 6-18 months to get diagnosed with CD. A man 1-3

years.. but for Women it can take 10 or more years. I think this article

supports the kind of thinking in the medical community that leads to adults,

esp. women not being diagnosed for such a long time.

 

Sorry, I will get off my soap box now :-(

 

Amy L.

 

 

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LaDonna

Friday, September 30, 2005 11:24 AM

Re: Fw: The McDougall Newsletter - September

2005

 

 

Amy, would you mind sharing with us the specifics that you wish Dr. McDougall

had included? It would help us in writing to him, if we have ideas of

suggestions for improvement.

 

Thanks,

LaDonna

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I also get his newsletter, and found that he did not EMPHASIZE that

you can't eat gluten in small amounts. It seemed in the article, to

my understanding, that he figured that you would consume some

gluten.......

 

Also, the sourdough mentioning didn't help. Maybe someone would eat

it and think they were cool.

 

Sue

 

, " Amy Lovelace "

<loveamy@c...> wrote:

> LaDonna-

>

> Her are just a few of the points that I made. There are many more

>

> My first dissappointment had to do with the effects of undiagnosed

CD- There are many more symptoms than what was listed. The main

symptom that was not listed is being very over weight, also, general

aches and pains, acne, Fatigue Ect...

>

> Secondly, in the USA oats are not acceptable for CD. Which was not

out lined I think well. It lead to the thinking of oats as an okay

food source.

>

> Thirdly, Dermatitis Herpetiformis is CD! It is not just another

condition

>

> As for infants and prevention. It is genetic.. and it can be

triggered on anytime in your life.

>

> I was very dissappointed as it felt like he was just another

uneducated doctor, who really does not know or understand this

condition. I felt this article could lead many to wrong conclusions,

and therefore bad health and choices.

>

> One thing he did not say, which is fine, but I find very

interesting is that it takes a child an average of 6-18 months to get

diagnosed with CD. A man 1-3 years.. but for Women it can take 10

or more years. I think this article supports the kind of thinking in

the medical community that leads to adults, esp. women not being

diagnosed for such a long time.

>

> Sorry, I will get off my soap box now :-(

>

> Amy L.

>

>

> -

> LaDonna

>

> Friday, September 30, 2005 11:24 AM

> Re: Fw: The McDougall

Newsletter - September 2005

>

>

> Amy, would you mind sharing with us the specifics that you wish

Dr. McDougall had included? It would help us in writing to him, if

we have ideas of suggestions for improvement.

>

> Thanks,

> LaDonna

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sue -

 

Those are really good points that I did not even catch. It would be great for

you to write him and point it out. He e-mailed me back and just said thank you

for the thoughtful comments. So no big deal.. I was really nice about it,

because I really like him a lot.

 

Amy

-

susanlizme

Sunday, October 02, 2005 5:10 AM

Re: Fw: The McDougall Newsletter - September

2005

 

 

I also get his newsletter, and found that he did not EMPHASIZE that

you can't eat gluten in small amounts. It seemed in the article, to

my understanding, that he figured that you would consume some

gluten.......

 

Also, the sourdough mentioning didn't help. Maybe someone would eat

it and think they were cool.

 

Sue