RE: 5 mo old Colicky

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Hi a, This is a classic infant presentation of a hiatal hernia/oblique pelvis (category II) most probably compounded by a sensitivity to animal milks. Adjust her pelvis manually and release the hiatal hernia. Teach mom about the dastardlyness of animal milks (see www.notmilk.com for a presentation model), encouraging her to use plant milks for the child ..... coconut, nut and rice milks are fabulous. Soy is also good but too much of it is now GMO'd and, with no laws demanding they tell us which is which, it is hard to recommend that. GMO's soys are being found to cause kidney problems. I've taken the liberty of attaching my article on milk for your quick perusal. As you know, C-section babies do not get the 'jump-start' on their neurology (hence metabolism) provided with vaginal birthing. (A heart-shaped pelvis is a pelvis that did not get adequately 'squared' for birth and the MD didn't know enough to request it ... course, it would have cost him a surgical fee so of course he wouldn't.) HOpe this helps. Sunny Sunny Kierstyn, RN DC Fibromyalgia Care Center of Oregon 2677 Willakenzie Road, 7CEugene, Oregon, 97401541- 654-0850; Fx; 541- 654-0834www.drsunnykierstyn.com From: drkl@...Date: Fri, 23 Dec 2011 17:03:56 +0000Subject: 5 mo old "Colicky"

Hi all,

Mom presented with her 5 mo old baby girl who she describes as being Colicky since 2 months. She can not think of anything that may have happened around this time to cause a change.

MD diagnosed and treated for acid reflux with no change.

She describes the girl as crying all day (of course not while in the office), having 4 hour screaming fits, being very rigid and looking very uncomfortable when held or being picked up. Baby kicks repeatedly only her left left while on her back, and she goes into neck and back extension with her knees bent and heels in the air while on her stomach- Superman. While in the office she only would turn to her head to the right, but older brother was on that side, mom did not know if she favored turning her head to one side more. [cesarean birth, no complications with pregnancy, baby's head was "jammed in the pelvic canal due to heart shaped pelvis" says mom. First child was cesarean as well.]

No problems with bowel movements, she had a full diaper. No abdominal Left leg was short, but corrected with gentle pelvic manipulation, C1 on right, mid thoracic tenderness. I used Logan Basic and activator. 1 treatment so far.

Any ideas on the rigid posture, or extension while on her belly? Or any thoughts on further management are always welcome. Thanks everyone!!!

a Lehman

Corvallis

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Forms Milk does not do a body good. doc.doc