wikipedia:agar-agar

 

We do not use algae (Spirulina) because IBD involves the immune system and algae can aggravate an already disturbed immune system.

As long as you're just using Allspice as a cooking spice, it's legal. Don't use the oil, see Allspice

Almond butter with no sugar added is allowed.

May be tried after being on the diet for 6 months.

 

Nuts sold in mixtures are not allowed, as most are roasted with a starch coating. Nuts should only be used as nut flour, in recipes, until diarrhea has subsided.

It contains mucilaginous polysaccharides as well as increasing the release of tumor necrosis factor which is associated with IBD inflammation and increased immune stimulation.

Amaranth is a grain substitute, contains starches and so is not allowed.

 

It is brown and not clear as apple juice is. It should be just straight pressed apples. It is usually pasteurized in order to kill bacteria. Cider should be diluted with water before drinking.

Apple juice usually has sugar added during processing. Apple cider is allowed. It should be brown and not clear as apple juice is. Cider should be diluted with water before drinking.

 

 

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.

They are the green artichokes that you steam, then dip the leaves in lemon butter and scrape off with your teeth. They have edible hearts and an inedible choke. See,
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/specialty/globe.html for a picture.

They are actually a tuber, and are not legal. See,
http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/specialty/jerusale.html for a picture.

Should be nothing but Vitamin C.

May be used occasionally.

Fresh or frozen is allowed. Canned vegetables are not allowed.

When symptom free, one aspartame sweetened soft drink per week is allowed - Elaine. But see Aspartame

 

contains polysaccharides

 

Good for mayonaise and salad dressings but might not withstand heat very well