Re: Toddler and HCL

[Guest guest]

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> Hi Bee and others,

>

> My toddler's health is always on my brain.

>

> Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after

meals in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple

metabolic disease.

>

> I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

>

> What do you think? HCL safe?

+++Hi ,

If she can swallow a whole HCl capsule it's okay, but you should never take the

contents out of an HCl capsule since it will burn her mouth and throat.

Ensure you are doing all of the other things to help her digestion, including

only giving her well-cooked vegetables - review that section in my main candida

article.

Also ensure she is getting the right amount of ocean sea salt which also

increases stomach acid, and eating everything together, with supplements only at

meal times.

Snacking in between causes problems for many reasons, but one is that " stomach

acid is actually shut down somewhat when there is food emptying out of the

stomach and it is travelling through the first part of the small intestines.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi , Do you make sauerkraut?  It is my understanding (I'm sure I'll be

corrected if I'm wrong) that giving sauerkraut juice before meals is kind of

like giving HCL.  My dd has reflux and that's what I've given her.   in

VA

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From: juliahosman <juliahosman@...>

Sent: Mon, November 1, 2010 10:37:14 AM

Subject: [ ] Toddler and HCL

 

Hi Bee and others,

My toddler's health is always on my brain.

Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after meals

in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple metabolic

disease.

I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

What do you think? HCL safe?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hi julia, the HCL is something I was reluctant to give my kids but represented a

big step in terms of healing and digesting properly, so I'm glad I got over my

hesitancy. There is a company that produces a really nice small capsule which is

ideal for little ones. I will look it up for you.Try and do everything else you

can to help her digest; cook all her veg really well and don't give her too much

of it. Really concentrate on those fats but don't do anything too quick. My

daughter suffered terrible tummy pains for several years along with so many

other horrible mental and immune problems but is now getting so well thanks to

Bee. Keep up the good work!

All the best.

>

> Hi Bee and others,

>

> My toddler's health is always on my brain.

>

> Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after

meals in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple

metabolic disease.

>

> I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

>

> What do you think? HCL safe?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi amd Bee,

Sounds like you've really been down this road before me and I appreciate hearing

your experiences.

Have you actually done the ratios for your children? I can't seem to have the

concentration or attention span to get organized in this way.

When you prepare food for your children are there certain amounts of fats and

proteins that you know are appropriate for example: when they eat 3 T. of fat

with 2 oz. of protein and a couple cups of veggies the ratios are good. Just a

random example. I have no idea if the ratios are even close.

Bee, how about you? What is the simplest meal you put together that has the

right ratios?

I'll give her a hydrochloric acid tablet next meal.....oh, I hope it doesn't

hurt her little tummy. :-(

Thanks so much you guys!!!!

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I do make saurkraut but my daughter doesn't like how sour it is. I haven't come

up with a way to tone it down.

Thanks for the idea,

>

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> From: juliahosman <juliahosman@...>

>

> Sent: Mon, November 1, 2010 10:37:14 AM

> Subject: [ ] Toddler and HCL

>

>  

> Hi Bee and others,

>

> My toddler's health is always on my brain.

>

> Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after

meals

> in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple

metabolic

> disease.

>

>

> I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

> shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

>

>

> What do you think? HCL safe?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Mine doesn't like the sauerkraut, but drinks the juice. I started with a spoon

full here and there when she wasn't looking :-). Now she does a little shot of

it... she asks for more, but I'm afraid of healing reactions so I stick with a

shot! Her reflux has been reduced to basically a hiccup here and there- not

sure if the SKJ helped, but I felt like I was doing something.

in VA

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From: juliahosman <juliahosman@...>

Sent: Mon, November 1, 2010 6:40:55 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Toddler and HCL

Hi ,

I do make saurkraut but my daughter doesn't like how sour it is. I haven't come

up with a way to tone it down.

Thanks for the idea,

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: juliahosman <juliahosman@...>

>

> Sent: Mon, November 1, 2010 10:37:14 AM

> Subject: [ ] Toddler and HCL

>

> Â

> Hi Bee and others,

>

> My toddler's health is always on my brain.

>

> Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after

>meals

>

> in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple

>metabolic

>

> disease.

>

>

> I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

> shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

>

>

> What do you think? HCL safe?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Good idea. I find when I'm creative then things become easier.

Tonight I took the saurkraut and mixed it with butter. My toddler ate the whole

1/2 cup. The butter didn't melt so I'm not sure I'll do the same recipe again

but I also took another 1/2 cup of saurkraut and mixed it with a tablespoon of

Nutritional Yeast and 3 egg yolks. It was delicious and well.....my daughter

ate the whole thing. I think we're looking at the runs in the morning. :-(

I'm so glad you brought up the saurkraut issue. I forgot about that.

In health,

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee and others,

>

> My toddler's health is always on my brain.

>

> Her abdomin is chronically bloated and I fear having her use the HCL after

meals in case it's too much acid. An online nurse told me she has a multiple

metabolic disease.

>

> I don't want to run from one doctor to the next with them shrugging their

shoulders but giving me a medication or synthetic supplement to try.

+++Hi ,

Further to my earlier reply to you, I believe you should put your daughter on

all liquid or pureed foods, i.e. Bee's Egg Drink, soups and broths; cooked meats

and well-cooked vegetables pureed in the blender and made into baby food

consistency.

Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi amd Bee,

>

> Sounds like you've really been down this road before me and I appreciate

hearing your experiences.

>

> Have you actually done the ratios for your children? I can't seem to have the

concentration or attention span to get organized in this way.

>

> When you prepare food for your children are there certain amounts of fats and

proteins that you know are appropriate for example: when they eat 3 T. of fat

with 2 oz. of protein and a couple cups of veggies the ratios are good. Just a

random example. I have no idea if the ratios are even close.

>

> Bee, how about you? What is the simplest meal you put together that has the

right ratios?

>

> I'll give her a hydrochloric acid tablet next meal.....oh, I hope it doesn't

hurt her little tummy. :-(

+++Hi ,

You can calculate the ratios in caloric percentages, which about 12% protein,

80% fat, and 8% carbohydrates total per day.

First, find out how many calories your daughter needs per day - search the

internet for calculators that do this.

Next, enter what you feed your daughter in one day into www.fitday.com.

Scroll down to the bottom to the Pie Chart which gives percentages in calories

so you can see the total number of calories, and the percentages of protein, fat

and carbs. Then you can see where you need to increase or decrease protein, fat

or carbs.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

We've been eating raw egg yolks but I haven't been making the egg drink. She

asks for something to chew on when I give her blended foods but I'll see if she

can get satisfied with pulverized food.

I've noticed her urine has foating foam on top when she pees. It's subtle but I

notice it. I don't have it at all.

I went online and it said it could be excess protein in her urine and a sign of

her kidneys not working. Oh my God!

[Guest guest]

Hi , as you can see from Bee's message, the ratio of fat to protein and

carb is massive! So most of my culinary ingenuity goes into getting the kids to

eat loads of fat! Are you managing to do that ok? The company that does the

little capsules of HCL with nothing else except 4 mg of pepsin(which is tiny

compared to other brands) is International Nutrition, based in Catonsville, MD.

(800)899.3413 Its not cheap though. Let me know if there's any thing else I can

help with.

All the best .

>

> Hi amd Bee,

>

> Sounds like you've really been down this road before me and I appreciate

hearing your experiences.

>

> Have you actually done the ratios for your children? I can't seem to have the

concentration or attention span to get organized in this way.

>

> When you prepare food for your children are there certain amounts of fats and

proteins that you know are appropriate for example: when they eat 3 T. of fat

with 2 oz. of protein and a couple cups of veggies the ratios are good. Just a

random example. I have no idea if the ratios are even close.

>

> Bee, how about you? What is the simplest meal you put together that has the

right ratios?

>

> I'll give her a hydrochloric acid tablet next meal.....oh, I hope it doesn't

hurt her little tummy. :-(

>

> Thanks so much you guys!!!!

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> We've been eating raw egg yolks but I haven't been making the egg drink. She

asks for something to chew on when I give her blended foods but I'll see if she

can get satisfied with pulverized food.

>

> I've noticed her urine has foating foam on top when she pees. It's subtle but

I notice it. I don't have it at all.

>

> I went online and it said it could be excess protein in her urine and a sign

of her kidneys not working. Oh my God!

+++Hi ,

Let me know how she does on all liquid and pureed foods.

When you go online to search you get medical information and it can freak a

person out since they don't explain normal body processes while healing or

detoxifying. There's much more to understand about urine and detoxification

processes than the medical field will reveal or admit to.

Kidneys are one of the major organs involved in detoxification, so having some

foam in the urine is normal.

So please don't get concerned at all.

Bee

[Guest guest]

Yes Bee!!

It does freak me out when I look into symptoms on the internet.

When I feed Hannah pureed food like the egg drink I think I remember that HCL

isn't needed. Is that correct? Or would giving her one help her body digest it

even more?

Thanks Bee. I cried when you said not to worry about the foam in the urine.

All the best,

[Guest guest]

HI Bee,

Let me know how she does on all liquid and pureed foods.

+++I needed that accountability. Thanks. So far I've made her your egg drink

(forgot the sea salt). She said yuck. :-( Then I made a pudding out of lard,

chicken, parsley, and olive oil. She ate 3 T. and seems satisfied.

++++I'm going to have to be incredibly creative to pull this off. If we do it

for the full day I will consider it a huge accomplishment.

In health,

[Guest guest]

>

> Yes Bee!!

>

> It does freak me out when I look into symptoms on the internet.

>

> When I feed Hannah pureed food like the egg drink I think I remember that HCL

isn't needed. Is that correct? Or would giving her one help her body digest it

even more?

>

> Thanks Bee. I cried when you said not to worry about the foam in the urine.

+++Hi ,

She may not need HCl with the egg drink. Since she has digestive problems I

think you should cook the cinnamon and nutmeg before adding it to the drink

since spices also need their cell walls broken down like any other carbs. I've

experimented with this, and this is how to do it:

- Heat the water until it is steaming.

- Pour a small amount in a small saucepan, and add the spices, stirring them

well with a small whisk or fork until they are mixed.

- Turn the heat on high on another burner, and add more water to the spice

mixture and mix it well.

- Put it on the burner.

- Once it starts to boil, turn down the heat a little, and cook it for 4

minutes. It will be gelatin-like and gloppy like egg whites, which means the

cell walls are broken down.

- Pour it into the blender, which already has the eggs and fats in it.

- Add more hot water to the level you can easily blend it without it spurting

out the top of the blender.

I'm so glad you are relieved about Hannah's foamy urine! It's sad that the

medical industry scares people so badly.

Luv & Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> HI Bee,

>

> Let me know how she does on all liquid and pureed foods.

>

> +++I needed that accountability. Thanks. So far I've made her your egg drink

(forgot the sea salt). She said yuck. :-( Then I made a pudding out of lard,

chicken, parsley, and olive oil. She ate 3 T. and seems satisfied.

>

> ++++I'm going to have to be incredibly creative to pull this off. If we do it

for the full day I will consider it a huge accomplishment.

>

+++I wish you and Hannah the very best ! Keep us posted.

Cheers, Bee

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee,

It's been TWO days since Hannah has been eating only pureed food. I can't

believe it's going so well.

Would giving her a HCL tablet be good right now or no?

I'm also considering Yarrow an herb that has been used for ages. It's great for

inflammation and Hannah has it chronically. I think it might help. It has the

same component that white willow bark has...salicyclic acid. sp?

Her joints also crack so I'm hoping all the good fat will repair what's been

going on in them.

Thanks Bee,

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee,

>

> It's been TWO days since Hannah has been eating only pureed food. I can't

believe it's going so well.

>

> Would giving her a HCL tablet be good right now or no?

+++Hi . Since Hannah is doing so much better, don't change anything. So,

no I wouldn't try giving her HCl at this point.

>

> I'm also considering Yarrow an herb that has been used for ages. It's great

for inflammation and Hannah has it chronically. I think it might help. It has

the same component that white willow bark has...salicyclic acid. sp?

+++More is not better ! I wouldn't recommend taking anything other than

what is on my program. All of the good fats are what is best for inflammation,

along with all of the other nutrients of course. Just let all of the " proper

nutrients " do their job without interference.

>

> Her joints also crack so I'm hoping all the good fat will repair what's been

going on in them.

+++That should improve too!

All the best, Bee