Re: Help with my 5 yo DS

[Guest guest]

You might find Body Ecology Diet important. I see that you've eliminated many

allergens, but if he's still consuming sugars, rices, fruits, honey and he

doesn't have good gut flora established the excema and behaviors will continue.

Once you get your gut flora established your body will synthesize it's own

vitamin production. Establishing your gut flora may include treating

pathogens as well as eliminating what's feeding the pathogens, as well as to

consume culutred foods and include probiotics too.

http://www.bodyecology.com/

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> Hi! I have a 5 year old son, with mostly attention/ impulsivity issues- the

behavioral stuff comes and goes with, and the 'quality' of it changes with

whatever we are dealing with at any given time. Its usually strep/ yeast/

oxalate-dump, or whatever else is going on:-(

>

> My son is off gluten, casein, soy, egg, corn, and we avoid citrus and

nightshades as well. Add to that, we are vegetarian, and he does seem to have

ammonia issues (per Yasko too). He seemed to react to phenols too, but we are in

a strange place now where I'm not sure what exactly is going on. Please help- it

really feels like we are hampsters on a wheel. I haven't done any testing yet

for lyme, but I do believe I have babesia at the very least (without the fun

dreams though!), that I may have passed on to him.

>

> Right now, we are battling some eczema that I haven't seen in years- that was

really how we got off gluten etc. in the first place- by elimination. I truly

don't know now what is bothering him, and it does not seem like its anything

he's eating. My chiro- who does MT- can't tell me any more than " its probably

something he ingested " . From some of the recent posts, I am worrying about mold.

His eczema seems to get worse when he is at school, but I cannot zero in on the

cause, Its on his face, and the skin is starting to break.

>

> As for everything else, I read the posts here regularly, and know that the

ladies here most 'speak' to me- but I don't know where to start. Its almost like

I give him something, then deal with the reaction, and the cycle continues. I

don't feel like we are getting anywhere, and it just breaks my heart when I

can't for the first time, at least fix the eczema.

>

> Sorry about the long post and for rambling- I guess I was wondering if anyone

may have a 'fix' for the eczema, or a gentle, gentle detox suggestion for an

extremely sensitive kid? And if you don't mind, a back-to-basics list of what

diet/ supplements you would do if you were starting out again...? (I think Heidi

N had one recently-thanks Heidi- anyone else?)

> I've heard that DrK is expensive - would anyone be able to email me what an

initial appointment might cost? We have spent so much chasing after random

stuff- I guess its time to weed some things out and refocus.

>

> Thanks much for reading all this.

>

[Guest guest]

I want to post a quick clarification that Dr. K is not expensive at

all, considering that there are quite a few doctors nationwide who

have been trained with his protocols, healing philosophies, and ART

charge more than he does. His current rate is $450 per hour. In

general, He does not take more than one hour for the initial

consultation. The inconvenient part is that you need to travel if you

are an out of towner, because he does not conduct phone consultation.

He needs to see the patient for ART. To make an appointment with him

is very difficult, but not impossible.

Limin

www.healthbylimin.com

Young Living Distributor ID: 1111136

> Hi! I have a 5 year old son, with mostly attention/ impulsivity

> issues- the behavioral stuff comes and goes with, and the 'quality'

> of it changes with whatever we are dealing with at any given time.

> Its usually strep/ yeast/ oxalate-dump, or whatever else is going

> on:-(

>

> My son is off gluten, casein, soy, egg, corn, and we avoid citrus

> and nightshades as well. Add to that, we are vegetarian, and he does

> seem to have ammonia issues (per Yasko too). He seemed to react to

> phenols too, but we are in a strange place now where I'm not sure

> what exactly is going on. Please help- it really feels like we are

> hampsters on a wheel. I haven't done any testing yet for lyme, but I

> do believe I have babesia at the very least (without the fun dreams

> though!), that I may have passed on to him.

>

> Right now, we are battling some eczema that I haven't seen in years-

> that was really how we got off gluten etc. in the first place- by

> elimination. I truly don't know now what is bothering him, and it

> does not seem like its anything he's eating. My chiro- who does MT-

> can't tell me any more than " its probably something he ingested " .

> From some of the recent posts, I am worrying about mold. His eczema

> seems to get worse when he is at school, but I cannot zero in on the

> cause, Its on his face, and the skin is starting to break.

>

> As for everything else, I read the posts here regularly, and know

> that the ladies here most 'speak' to me- but I don't know where to

> start. Its almost like I give him something, then deal with the

> reaction, and the cycle continues. I don't feel like we are getting

> anywhere, and it just breaks my heart when I can't for the first

> time, at least fix the eczema.

>

> Sorry about the long post and for rambling- I guess I was wondering

> if anyone may have a 'fix' for the eczema, or a gentle, gentle detox

> suggestion for an extremely sensitive kid? And if you don't mind, a

> back-to-basics list of what diet/ supplements you would do if you

> were starting out again...? (I think Heidi N had one recently-thanks

> Heidi- anyone else?)

> I've heard that DrK is expensive - would anyone be able to email me

> what an initial appointment might cost? We have spent so much

> chasing after random stuff- I guess its time to weed some things out

> and refocus.

>

> Thanks much for reading all this.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks Limin- that really helps! You are right, that does not seem expensive,

considering everything else, and under an hour sounds great! We really need a

new approach, and a 'clearing of the head' for me.

Can I post my son's Yasko results- would you be able to give me your opinion? I

just thought of it, but not sure how busy you are with your business. Thanks

for all your posts here- I am learning a lot from you!

>

> > Hi! I have a 5 year old son, with mostly attention/ impulsivity

> > issues- the behavioral stuff comes and goes with, and the 'quality'

> > of it changes with whatever we are dealing with at any given time.

> > Its usually strep/ yeast/ oxalate-dump, or whatever else is going

> > on:-(

> >

> > My son is off gluten, casein, soy, egg, corn, and we avoid citrus

> > and nightshades as well. Add to that, we are vegetarian, and he does

> > seem to have ammonia issues (per Yasko too). He seemed to react to

> > phenols too, but we are in a strange place now where I'm not sure

> > what exactly is going on. Please help- it really feels like we are

> > hampsters on a wheel. I haven't done any testing yet for lyme, but I

> > do believe I have babesia at the very least (without the fun dreams

> > though!), that I may have passed on to him.

> >

> > Right now, we are battling some eczema that I haven't seen in years-

> > that was really how we got off gluten etc. in the first place- by

> > elimination. I truly don't know now what is bothering him, and it

> > does not seem like its anything he's eating. My chiro- who does MT-

> > can't tell me any more than " its probably something he ingested " .

> > From some of the recent posts, I am worrying about mold. His eczema

> > seems to get worse when he is at school, but I cannot zero in on the

> > cause, Its on his face, and the skin is starting to break.

> >

> > As for everything else, I read the posts here regularly, and know

> > that the ladies here most 'speak' to me- but I don't know where to

> > start. Its almost like I give him something, then deal with the

> > reaction, and the cycle continues. I don't feel like we are getting

> > anywhere, and it just breaks my heart when I can't for the first

> > time, at least fix the eczema.

> >

> > Sorry about the long post and for rambling- I guess I was wondering

> > if anyone may have a 'fix' for the eczema, or a gentle, gentle detox

> > suggestion for an extremely sensitive kid? And if you don't mind, a

> > back-to-basics list of what diet/ supplements you would do if you

> > were starting out again...? (I think Heidi N had one recently-thanks

> > Heidi- anyone else?)

> > I've heard that DrK is expensive - would anyone be able to email me

> > what an initial appointment might cost? We have spent so much

> > chasing after random stuff- I guess its time to weed some things out

> > and refocus.

> >

> > Thanks much for reading all this.

> >

> >

> >

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> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks ! His eczema has always been a food sensitivity thing and we

haven't had any in years (except once last yr. on a dairy infraction). I just

feel we are missing something- something more whole than all of these little

pieces!

We do incorporate a lot of BE foods. I just restarted the YCK. He gets very

little rice- when he does, its fermented, parboiled rice, in an Indian

rice/lentil steamed cake. We do a lot of quinoa, millet, teff, and amaranth.

With school, the snacks get a little difficult- I throw in some fruit, but other

than that- very little sugar. I have used some of your recipes- perhaps from a

different board...?

Thanks again!

> >

> > Hi! I have a 5 year old son, with mostly attention/ impulsivity issues- the

behavioral stuff comes and goes with, and the 'quality' of it changes with

whatever we are dealing with at any given time. Its usually strep/ yeast/

oxalate-dump, or whatever else is going on:-(

> >

> > My son is off gluten, casein, soy, egg, corn, and we avoid citrus and

nightshades as well. Add to that, we are vegetarian, and he does seem to have

ammonia issues (per Yasko too). He seemed to react to phenols too, but we are in

a strange place now where I'm not sure what exactly is going on. Please help- it

really feels like we are hampsters on a wheel. I haven't done any testing yet

for lyme, but I do believe I have babesia at the very least (without the fun

dreams though!), that I may have passed on to him.

> >

> > Right now, we are battling some eczema that I haven't seen in years- that

was really how we got off gluten etc. in the first place- by elimination. I

truly don't know now what is bothering him, and it does not seem like its

anything he's eating. My chiro- who does MT- can't tell me any more than " its

probably something he ingested " . From some of the recent posts, I am worrying

about mold. His eczema seems to get worse when he is at school, but I cannot

zero in on the cause, Its on his face, and the skin is starting to break.

> >

> > As for everything else, I read the posts here regularly, and know that the

ladies here most 'speak' to me- but I don't know where to start. Its almost like

I give him something, then deal with the reaction, and the cycle continues. I

don't feel like we are getting anywhere, and it just breaks my heart when I

can't for the first time, at least fix the eczema.

> >

> > Sorry about the long post and for rambling- I guess I was wondering if

anyone may have a 'fix' for the eczema, or a gentle, gentle detox suggestion for

an extremely sensitive kid? And if you don't mind, a back-to-basics list of what

diet/ supplements you would do if you were starting out again...? (I think Heidi

N had one recently-thanks Heidi- anyone else?)

> > I've heard that DrK is expensive - would anyone be able to email me what an

initial appointment might cost? We have spent so much chasing after random

stuff- I guess its time to weed some things out and refocus.

> >

> > Thanks much for reading all this.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I was talking with one of our DAN docs yesterday. Brilliant guy I feel.

Anyway, he was talking about using vit C in liposomal form whether IV or oral

forms to treat virus.

When I think of food sensitivities, I just think of immune dysfunction. When I

think of immune dysfunction I think of virus. So I wonder if you treat the

virus if you can restore immune function and thus combat the food sensitivity

issue? When I think of food sensitivities I also think of lack of gut flora to

digest.

There was a mom who used to be on BEDROK whose kids had severe excema. She did

BED and lots of other things and the kid is 100% recovered. He didn't have

autism though.

Best to you allgfcf mommy!

> > >

> > > Hi! I have a 5 year old son, with mostly attention/ impulsivity issues-

the behavioral stuff comes and goes with, and the 'quality' of it changes with

whatever we are dealing with at any given time. Its usually strep/ yeast/

oxalate-dump, or whatever else is going on:-(

> > >

> > > My son is off gluten, casein, soy, egg, corn, and we avoid citrus and

nightshades as well. Add to that, we are vegetarian, and he does seem to have

ammonia issues (per Yasko too). He seemed to react to phenols too, but we are in

a strange place now where I'm not sure what exactly is going on. Please help- it

really feels like we are hampsters on a wheel. I haven't done any testing yet

for lyme, but I do believe I have babesia at the very least (without the fun

dreams though!), that I may have passed on to him.

> > >

> > > Right now, we are battling some eczema that I haven't seen in years- that

was really how we got off gluten etc. in the first place- by elimination. I

truly don't know now what is bothering him, and it does not seem like its

anything he's eating. My chiro- who does MT- can't tell me any more than " its

probably something he ingested " . From some of the recent posts, I am worrying

about mold. His eczema seems to get worse when he is at school, but I cannot

zero in on the cause, Its on his face, and the skin is starting to break.

> > >

> > > As for everything else, I read the posts here regularly, and know that the

ladies here most 'speak' to me- but I don't know where to start. Its almost like

I give him something, then deal with the reaction, and the cycle continues. I

don't feel like we are getting anywhere, and it just breaks my heart when I

can't for the first time, at least fix the eczema.

> > >

> > > Sorry about the long post and for rambling- I guess I was wondering if

anyone may have a 'fix' for the eczema, or a gentle, gentle detox suggestion for

an extremely sensitive kid? And if you don't mind, a back-to-basics list of what

diet/ supplements you would do if you were starting out again...? (I think Heidi

N had one recently-thanks Heidi- anyone else?)

> > > I've heard that DrK is expensive - would anyone be able to email me what

an initial appointment might cost? We have spent so much chasing after random

stuff- I guess its time to weed some things out and refocus.

> > >

> > > Thanks much for reading all this.

> > >

> >

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