Re: Spots on upper arms

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Thanks Sharon,

Yes, I had in the back of my mind the fish oil theory too, but as you rightly said, we have been giving both eye q and cod liver oil for years. I did try adjusting the levels once or twice but we get stimming so I feel this like you that is not the answer but that it must be telling me something.

In a message dated 26/05/2010 09:24:58 GMT Daylight Time, sharon_asd_uk@... writes:

Hi Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent. used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any fresh opinions on this too!Best to you,Sharon Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange

From: Thorpeheatheraol

Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 03:44:59 EDT

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Subject: Spots on upper arms

Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago?

has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough.

I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this description or remembers the original posts could you let me know.

Many Thanks,

[Guest guest]

..Sam's went away with fish oils but comes back if I am sloppy about supplementing

Mandi x

In a message dated 26/05/2010 08:45:11 GMT Daylight Time, Thorpeheather@... writes:

has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough

[Guest guest]

..Sam's went away with fish oils but comes back if I am sloppy about supplementing

Mandi x

In a message dated 26/05/2010 08:45:11 GMT Daylight Time, Thorpeheather@... writes:

has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough

[Guest guest]

He might well need Omega 6, EPO, Blackcurrant oil? This is what Willis told me and it worked ages ago, prime with Omega 6 before you load up the Omega 3

Mandi x

In a message dated 26/05/2010 09:35:49 GMT Daylight Time, Thorpeheather@... writes:

Yes, I had in the back of my mind the fish oil theory too, but as you rightly said, we have been giving both eye q and cod liver oil for years. I did try adjusting the levels once or twice but we get stimming so I feel this like you that is not the answer but that it must be telling me something.

[Guest guest]

He might well need Omega 6, EPO, Blackcurrant oil? This is what Willis told me and it worked ages ago, prime with Omega 6 before you load up the Omega 3

Mandi x

In a message dated 26/05/2010 09:35:49 GMT Daylight Time, Thorpeheather@... writes:

Yes, I had in the back of my mind the fish oil theory too, but as you rightly said, we have been giving both eye q and cod liver oil for years. I did try adjusting the levels once or twice but we get stimming so I feel this like you that is not the answer but that it must be telling me something.

[Guest guest]

Hi Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent. used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any fresh opinions on this too!Best to you,SharonSent using BlackBerry® from OrangeFrom: Thorpeheather@...Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 03:44:59 EDT<Autism Treatment >Subject: Spots on upper arms Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago? has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough. I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this description or remembers the original posts could you let me know. Many Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Hi Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent. used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any fresh opinions on this too!Best to you,SharonSent using BlackBerry® from OrangeFrom: Thorpeheather@...Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 03:44:59 EDT<Autism Treatment >Subject: Spots on upper arms Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago? has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough. I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this description or remembers the original posts could you let me know. Many Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Thank you all for the ideas!

Will start looking into some of them ready for the hols!

In a message dated 26/05/2010 11:24:31 GMT Daylight Time, Mum231ASD@... writes:

He might well need Omega 6, EPO, Blackcurrant oil? This is what Willis told me and it worked ages ago, prime with Omega 6 before you load up the Omega 3

Mandi x

In a message dated 26/05/2010 09:35:49 GMT Daylight Time, Thorpeheatheraol writes:

Yes, I had in the back of my mind the fish oil theory too, but as you rightly said, we have been giving both eye q and cod liver oil for years. I did try adjusting the levels once or twice but we get stimming so I feel this like you that is not the answer but that it must be telling me something.

[Guest guest]

My son had those spots on the backs of his arms and his cheeks despite giving lots of fish oils for years. We recently tried a different brand - Green Pastures Blue Ice Raw Fermented CLO - and the bumps are completely gone on his face and about 90% better on his arms. It also cleared up the large amounts of ear wax in my youngest son's ears which is also a sign of fatty acid deficiency. It tastes horrendous so I would recommend a flavoured one but it's more absorbable than other fish oils. I know another mom who swears by it for speech - my youngest has had a big speech surge but hasn't done much for my older son's speech unfortunately. I get it from Red23.comAutism Treatment From: Thorpeheather@...Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 04:35:11 -0400Subject: Re: Spots on upper arms

Thanks Sharon,

Yes, I had in the back of my mind the fish oil theory too, but as you rightly said, we have been giving both eye q and cod liver oil for years. I did try adjusting the levels once or twice but we get stimming so I feel this like you that is not the answer but that it must be telling me something.

In a message dated 26/05/2010 09:24:58 GMT Daylight Time, sharon_asd_ukhotmail writes:

Hi Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent. used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any fresh opinions on this too!Best to you,Sharon Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange

From: Thorpeheatheraol

Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 03:44:59 EDT

<Autism Treatment >

Subject: Spots on upper arms

Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago?

has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand over his arms they feel really rough.

I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this description or remembers the original posts could you let me know.

Many Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

hi, my boy has this as well. even whilst supplementing, no proof that our kids

are 'using' the supplements. also no proof its a sign of detox or fatty acid

deficiency. How do we really know?

>

> Hi

> Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent.

used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I

expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening

primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it

was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any

fresh opinions on this too!

> Best to you,

> Sharon

> Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange

>

> Spots on upper arms

>

> Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago?

>

> has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are

> just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand

> over his arms they feel really rough.

>

> I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this

> description or remembers the original posts could you let me know.

>

> Many Thanks,

>

[Guest guest]

HiA while back (years now) my son was involved in a ground breaking fatty acid study run by Gordon Bell at Stirling and his bloods showed he clearly WAS benefiting hugely and using up the heavy fatty acid supplementation we were doing but needed constant replenishment in order to keep what ever was causing his fats to oxidise (and we know these kids are under extreme oxidative stress) at bay. Just a FWIW really, no answers.Will certainly be trying that fermented CLO though, good shout .Sharon Sent using BlackBerry® from OrangeFrom: "bbrowne123" <bbrowne123@...>Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 10:59:23 -0000<Autism Treatment >Subject: Re: Spots on upper arms hi, my boy has this as well. even whilst supplementing, no proof that our kids are 'using' the supplements. also no proof its a sign of detox or fatty acid deficiency. How do we really know?>> Hi > Both my children have this on and off to a greater or lesser extent. used to say this is definitely a sign of fatty acid deficiency, but I expect you have been supplementing with fish oils forb omega 3 and evening primrose for omega 6 for ages, just like me. Anju Usman was of the opinion it was more likely to be a sign of toxicity and/or detox. I'd like to hear any fresh opinions on this too!> Best to you,> Sharon> Sent using BlackBerry® from Orange> > Spots on upper arms> > Can anyone remember a thread like this from ages ago?> > has recently got dozens of tiny spots on his upper arms. Some are > just red whilst other are more like tiny milk spots. When you rub your hand > over his arms they feel really rough.> > I can't find anything in the archives, so if anyone recognises this > description or remembers the original posts could you let me know.> > Many Thanks, >

[Guest guest]

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Sam had this quite abit on his arms and face. I use the same CLO. How much do

you give and how many times a day?

Has not helped sam so far but I have only been giving one capsule of it a day

Thanks

Kirsty

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[Guest guest]

Hi KirstyI started with 2ml each morning after breakfast which I think is the recommended dose and this gave us good results. I've increased to 2.5ml just to see if I get anything else! I give the liquid so it's easy to measure dosage (it comes with a syringe) but take the capsules myself. They also just started the butter oil, my older son loves it (raspberry flavoured) but it makes my youngest son gag. Hope the AIT is going well!xAutism Treatment From: kirsty.allen@...Date: Wed, 26 May 2010 12:07:17 +0000Subject: Re: Spots on upper arms

,

Sam had this quite abit on his arms and face. I use the same CLO. How much do you give and how many times a day?

Has not helped sam so far but I have only been giving one capsule of it a day

Thanks

Kirsty

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