Re: Son had flu and after has regression

[Guest guest]

I found enemas to be helpful after cleanings like a fever. Really

helped to evacuate I suppose because this helped behaviors a lot.

Almost instant relief and change in behavior. When liver is cleansing

you will experience anger increasing.

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> My son (4yo) just recently got over the flu. Very high fevers, we

> had to give him ibupophrin as fevers were 103-105... he couldn't

eat

> for days, mostly just drank watered down juice (we couldn't get

most

> supplements and anti fungals etc in him during the time he was

sick).

>

> After he was better, he started having HUGE tantrums. It looked

> pretty much like the " die off " reaction he had when we started his

> yeast protocol (which he is still on). Most of the time it

improved

> greatly after activated charcoal.

>

> My question is does anyone know if he might have a viral die off

> reaction after the flu (and if so does it affect people similarly

as

> yeast die off) or does the flu sometimes increase yeast growth,

(and

> maybe the die off reaction was due to increased amounts of yeast)

>

> He is normally such a super sweet boy... and ever since the flu he

> has been screaming and tantruming and unable to transition and

> aggressive. This is a night and day difference from how he has

been.

>

> any helps is appreciated.

>

> thanks.

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No answers to your questions, but I just wanted to say that we have

been experiencing the same thing in our house. Before he got sick our

3 yo ds's OCD was way down and in general he was doing really well. He

did great WHILE sick, but afterward he has been very demanding,

controlling, aggressive, and his OCD has been way up (which we think is

mostly what drives the other behaviors.) It is slowly getting better,

but it seems worse after we try to give him an epsom salt soak.

Our non-ASD 5 yo also deteriorated after he was sick and is slowly

improving.

> ... and ever since the flu he

> has been screaming and tantruming and unable to transition and

> aggressive. This is a night and day difference from how he has been.

>

> any helps is appreciated.

>

> thanks.

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