Re: [chelatingkids2] Thiol studies-what is your opinion Dr M?

[Guest guest]

If diflucan helped your child, it sounds like a gut issue, and my first

thought if a child is stimming is that there is a metabolic imbalance due to

gut problems. The most frequent picture I see is malabsorption due to gut

inflammation and ongoing colonization of gut pathogens (yeast and

clostridia) that send poison metabolites to the brain. I believe every

child should have a good trial of MB-12;it is non-toxic and helpful to about

90% of kids, who by definition/diagnosis have methylation dysregulation, but

this is not as critical as getting strict on the diet and eliminating foods

that irritate the gut and making sure he's not dealing with a chronic yeast

colonization. Diet, probiotics and MB-12 are non-toxic and helpful to most

kids, so that is where I would start. The organic acid test you use to

check for gut pathogens also gives you a great deal of information as to

what vital nutrients they are missing, and the RBC minerals along with the

hair test give you an idea of metal toxicity. To be thorough, he should be

tested for viruses too, Comprehensive Viral Panel #3 at Immunosciences, to

make sure a brain virus is not present. If a child is stimming, I don't

care how well they talk, there is still some metabolic/toxic imbalance. Dr.

JM

[chelatingkids2] Thiol studies-what is your opinion Dr M?

>

>

> Hi Dr M

> happy to see a lot more listmates cut your name to Dr M,so I am not

> the only one,in the case it upsets you.

> I would like to ask your opinion of thiol studies done by Dr

> in the sense that if they drive any direction towards intervention.

> Good problem is, with my son we reached a point where language flows

> fast and is communicative(his teacher even commented he is above age

> on language)but we are still struggling with the verbal stimming

> (good thing he only does it at home but it drives me crazy),motor

> skills,seems always out of energy even though till last year he was

> running up and down and last we are struggling with social issues

> (play skills), he is good in reading expressions though.

> Would this study give me any news?The only interventions we have

> made is diet strict for 1 year ,not so strict anymore,CLO,probiotics

> but the one that really woke him up was diflucan for 3 months(thanks

> for this tip).

> I am at a point now what to do next?B12 protocol?Most listmates use

> this for language, which I have enough of that(keeping my fingers

> crossed of course).TD-DMPS?this seems to help motor skills from

> reading listmates,do you also see this Dr?

> The neurologist that diagnosed him at 2 1/2 saw him last month(he is

> 5 1/2 now)and told me he needs the fine tuning so keep up what you

> do.She is no DAN believer but she is open.

> I feel I need to completely " fix " him because its hard to keep on

> the diet,like today he told me my mum does not make me good

> sandwiches for school,I want to have the same bread as my sister.I

> tried to explain to him but he got upset,he did not eat his launch

> and he also told me the new TV I bought is no good I have to get one

> that shutts off not only from the remote but from the TV also.

> Please can I have your instincts of which direction to go?

> Ah,almost forgot everytime he is to get sick he stimms big time and

> looses his prewriting skills we work so hard on.The psychologist

> said his verbal activities are excellent but non verbal are bad.

>

> Thanks again for your ongoing support,especially from us that we are

> so far away from US.

>

> Regards from the island of Aphrodite

> Pisinaris

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>