I wanted to put together a page where people with Sucrose Intolerance of all kinds can go to find lovely recipes and support and learn about our SID community. All the following blogs and social channels are from people with Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency, Acquired Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency, Genetic Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency and people who have been struck down with SID through other illnesses like SIBO or EPI.
It’s so important that we support these people who are getting the word out about Sucrose Intolerance and the conditions that can cause it. If you’d like to be included in the list below – please add a comment below or get in touch with me to add in a full profile.
Kaan Aliriza
https://www.livingwithcsid.com/
Like many of us Kaan was diagnosed in adulthood, at 25 after a long history of searching for answers – head over to his website “Living with CSID” to read about his story and try some of his recipes. He also has a great informational section, so be sure to check through all his tips, recipes and info.
Kalena Bovell
https://www.kalenabovell.com/blog
Conductor, Poet and Advocate, Kalena also has CSID and you can read her story on her website. Kalena travels often in her roles as Assistant conductor of @memphissymphonyorchestra and Conductor of @memphisyouthsymphony I am sure we will hear from her soon on her best travel tips with CSID and I encourage you visit her site and read about her work as a conductor too – her impressive acheivements are simply too long to list here!
Sara Borgstede
https://theholymess.com/sucrose-intolerance/
Sara discusses Faith, Weightloss and her journey of ASID over on her website The Holy Mess.
Aileen De Jonge
https://www.pinterest.nz/adejhar/
Aileen has pinned literally thousands of CSID recipes on pinterest with well organised boards. Aileen is also the Admin of the facebook group CSID Parents and Patients
JoJo
https://www.instagram.com/jojoscsidrecipes/
Jojo is sharing her personal journey & recipes and writing a cookbook!
https://www.csidjo.com/
