Re: A Case of ADHD

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>I have four kids with ADHD or some variation of ASD on my client load

that I'm closely working with right now and I agree totally with you

that the dietary influences are extremely important. Even before

starting Undas we (me, parents, school) noticed varying degrees of

positive response to dietary change, particularly removing not only

the dairy but sugars, grains (we initially removed both gluten and non

gluten and then later muscle tested to see which ones were o.k to add

back in-with most of them corn has been a big issue). The individual

protocols varied but generally include at some point or other, some

variation of glyconutrients, one form or another of Seroyals EFAs,

AGA-Gen, liquid B complex, magnelevures or liquid cal-mag, Chlorgen

and HMF Super. After several weeks, undas were added in (for kid's

liver and then heavy metals and now the harmonizing program). I've

worked with kids with ADHD for some years now but have only been using

the Undas in the last 6 - 8 months and have been very pleased with the

improved results.

I still get climbed on by one of the little guys but we are seeing

lots of verbal mimicking and more eye contact and are hoping we will

soon be able to put the glass decorations back in the room!

Wollenberg RHN RNCP

> Everyone should be sure to remove their glass decorations, tie down

their opthalmoscope, etc. when working with ADHD kids. Nothing is

secure in your office when working with this population!!

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> 10 year old boy

> ADHD since kindergarden. Removed from school dt inability to sit

or focus. Invasive of others physical space, but not at all

aggressive or viotlent. HIGHLY intelligent. Father in military.

Nightterrors during period when father sent to Iraq, not stramonium

like, just curling up in fetal position, mewing " dads dead dads dead " .

Dreams of red eyes in the dark. Somnambulism x 5 years. REGULARL

sleeplessness after midnight, goes hard all day, sleeps for 3 hours

from 9 pm to midnight, cycles over again.

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> Hates all veggies. High carb diet. Craves dairy, drinks milk.

Basically SAD diet.

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> He was 6 weeks premature. The pregnancy was considered a high

risk pregnancy. His mother experienced contractions twice during the

fifth month and from that point on spotted regularly. No Rx (or

recreational) drugs were used by the mom during the pregnancy and no

Rx medications were given to this boy after his birth. At one month

old, he had a 103 degree fever. The mother did not realize he was

dehydrated until she took him to the ER at which point he was strung

up to an IV solution. His mother denied any reactions to vaccines.

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> Heavy antibiotic use for ear infections and one case of bronchitis

when he was two years old. He currently is experiencing severe

heartburn and his mother is using Tums (!!!) to treat him. He

experiences nose bleed tid and had one while he was in the office.

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> FHx significant for Alcoholism. About 6 uncles and aunts on BOTH

sides of the family, but no EtOHism in immediate family.

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> PE revealed a mid systolic click.

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> I have only seen him for the initial intake. I currently have him

on a dairy free diet, HMF, Zinc, lecithin, Brain Power (a fantastic

combination of all the nerve nourishing phosphotidyl compounds),

Magneleveurs, Tilia, Kalmerite Glycerite. They are doing US Bioteks

food sensitivity panel. I am considering Unda 9, 30, 1001, selection

will be made pending results of a resting EKG.

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> So I am struggling with pinning down the source/arisal of this

story. Is this a miasmatic arisal of the alcoholism in his family?

There is no significant trauma to speak of, other than premature

birth. How do folks work with kids with this sort of background?

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> Dr.

> Klamath Falls, OR

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