A study at Rush University’s department of Gastroenterology to determine if the SCD changes gut flora is in need of volunteers with IBD that are not on the SCD or similar diets.
Summer Tea
Published April 27, 2012 beverage , recipe Leave a CommentTags: gluten free, grain free, sugar free
This tastes so great and refreshing that I’m disappointed I didn’t realize it sooner. These two ingredients have been in my fridge virtually continuously for years and I just recently thought to combine them. The only catch is that I could drink a gallon a day and that would not be a good idea.
It’s a complicated recipe, but with some practice you should be able to make it like a pro.
Ingredients:
Welch’s 100% pure grape juice, your choice. I think white works best.
Brewed ice tea.
Directions:
1. Combine juice and tea in equal parts.
2. Serve over ice.
Note:
It’s a match that’s meant to be. Tea is allowed if it’s weak and Welch’s 100% pure grape juice is allowed if diluted one to one with water. The two dilute each other and result in a sum that’s greater than its parts. Go on. Give it a try. Even your non-SCD friends will like this one.
Per request, here’s a video of how I prep a mango.
You can see all of my videos on my YouTube channel.
Thanks to Ryan Jordan on Facebook, I just became aware of a new IBD social site called “Crohnology“. It touts itself as “The Crohn’s & Colitis Patient-to-Patient Information Sharing Platform.”
The founder, Sean Ahrens has Crohn’s and is using the SCD, but the site is not limited to non-traditional treatments. It looks interesting so I signed up for the private beta.
