(1) Saccharine | LEGAL |
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(2) Safflower oil | LEGAL |
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(3) Sage | LEGAL |
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(4) Sago starch | ILLEGAL |
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(5) Sake | ILLEGAL |
It is not a distilled spirit like Vodka and it is the distillation that removes the illegals - Seth |
(6) Salt | LEGAL |
Ordinary iodized table salt, altho it sometimes has dextrose, is legal because it is important to get that iodine
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(7) Sashimi | LEGAL |
(Japanese sushi-style raw fish served all by itself w/o rice)
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(8) saukerkraut | LEGAL |
Only for advanced SCD'ers
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(9) Seaweed | ILLEGAL |
Seaweed is high in polysaccharides and therefore illegal.
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(10) Seed Butters | SEE NOTE | |
(11) Seed Flour | ILLEGAL |
It is not allowed because the quantity of the flour way surpasses the few seeds that Elaine had in mind when she said "seeds are permissible after 3 months of no symptoms."
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(12) Seeds | LEGAL |
Permissible after 3 months of no symptoms.
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(13) Sesame oil | LEGAL |
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(14) Sesame seeds | SEE NOTE | |
(15) Sharifa | LEGAL |
Also known as custard apple or cherimoya
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(16) Shellfish | LEGAL |
Fresh and frozen are allowed as long as nothing has been added during processing; check the labels carefully.
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(17) Sherry | ILLEGAL |
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(18) Silica | LEGAL |
(supplement ingredient)
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(19) Silicon Dioxide | LEGAL |
(supplement ingredient)
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(20) Slippery elm | ILLEGAL |
It is a mucilaginous herb. Mucilaginous herbs are loaded with starch. This starch is food for the pathogens that the SCD™ is designed to starve out.
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(21) Smoked meats | ILLEGAL |
Unless you know with certainty that no sugar has been added during the smoking process, they are not permitted.
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(22) Sodium Benzoate | LEGAL |
(supplement ingredient)
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(23) Sodium starch glycinate | ILLEGAL |
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(24) Sorbitol | ILLEGAL |
Sorbitol, mannitol, and xylitol are all sugar alcohols and are not SCD™ legal. They fall under the category of indigestible carbs and sugars, and so allow companies to label things 'sugar free', even though they are providing nutrition to the bacteria that live in your digestive tract.
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(25) Sour cream | ILLEGAL |
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(26) Soy | ILLEGAL |
See - Soy
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(27) Soybean milk | ILLEGAL |
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(28) Soybean oil | ILLEGAL |
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(29) Soybeans | ILLEGAL |
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(30) Soy Lecithin | LEGAL |
Derived from soy (illegal). There is plenty of good lecithin in egg yolks, and Elaine sees no particular need to take it outside of a whole food. Also see Carlsons fish oil
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(31) Soy Sauce | ILLEGAL |
Soy sauce is a fermented soy product and also contains wheat so it is illegal.
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(32) Spearmint Tea | LEGAL |
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(33) Spelt | ILLEGAL |
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(34) Spices | LEGAL |
Spices of all kinds may be used, but avoid spice mixtures; buy spices separately.
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(35) Spinach | LEGAL |
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(36) Spirulina | ILLEGAL |
We do not use algae (Spirulina) because IBD involves the immune system and can aggravate an already disturbed immune system.
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(37) Splenda | ILLEGAL |
There are several reasons why it is illegal, see Splenda
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(38) Split peas | LEGAL |
Dried legumes must be prepared according to the instructions in the book, Breaking the Vicious Cycle.
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(39) Sprouted Grain Bread | ILLEGAL |
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(40) Squash | LEGAL |
Both winter and summer squashes are legal.
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(41) Stevia | ILLEGAL |
It's molecular structure resembles a steroid and the effects are unknown. See, Stevia
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(42) Stilton cheese | LEGAL |
May be used occasionally.
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(43) String beans | LEGAL |
Also called Green Beans
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(44) Sucralose | ILLEGAL |
There are several reasons why it is illegal, see Splenda
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(45) Sulphates | LEGAL |
When a fruit such as peaches (dried) and coconut is sulphated, it means it has been exposed to sulphur to keep the color from darkening. Some people are allergic to sulphated products but most of us are not bothered by them.
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(46) Sunflower oil | LEGAL |
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(47) Swede | LEGAL |
Another name for rutabaga
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(48) Sweet Potatoes | ILLEGAL |
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(49) Swiss cheese | LEGAL |
May be used freely.
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