I'm a believer in our "heritage" when it comes to foods our bodies tolerate
well.  IMHO unless you or your husband are oriental, your heritage can work
against you (rice, soy, etc.).  Some "anglo-saxon" bodies do not tolerate
rice and soy well.  A possible read is:  "Your Body Knows Best" by Ann
Louise Gittleman, M.S.  She discusses blood types and heritage (but not in
depth).  There may be other books out there on this subject and perhaps
others on this list may have more knowledge on this.  Rice may also be
continuing to feed his "yeasty-beasty".

Pat R.

>
> One friend of mine who has "recovered" her child from autism, said I
should
> not give my child Neanderthin as his liver is too damaged from all the
> toxins, cannot at this point tolerate so much protein. She advocates a
lot
> of vegetables and rice.
>
> So, to this point, he gets fresh meats and fish, rice noodles, rice
bread,
> and vegetables, a little bit of fresh fruit. I am wondering what would
> happen if I removed the rice products? Can a weakened system tolerate
> Neanderthin?
>
> Moira