With the sincerest of thanks and apologies

[Guest guest]

I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so uplifting

to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full Organinc

Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and bloodwork

at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see right

now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the DAN

doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them. Once

the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and I

have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the twins.

Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it comes

to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when to

give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that for

many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not be

good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin with

applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and apple

products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and eating

Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They did

not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do a

seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for re-

posting. I am extremely appreciative.

[Guest guest]

Don't know that I would give up the Primal Defense probiotic. It is the only one

that works for our son. And I give him a full table spoon full, twice a day of

the powdered.

Also, you should highly consider doing the quintette, at least do the MB12

injections with the folinic acid.

With the sincerest of thanks and apologies

I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so uplifting

to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full Organinc

Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and bloodwork

at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see right

now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the DAN

doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them. Once

the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and I

have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the twins.

Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it comes

to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when to

give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that for

many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not be

good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin with

applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and apple

products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and eating

Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They did

not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do a

seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for re-

posting. I am extremely appreciative.

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx<http://forums.autism-rxguideb\

ook.com/default.aspx>>

[Guest guest]

Don't know that I would give up the Primal Defense probiotic. It is the only one

that works for our son. And I give him a full table spoon full, twice a day of

the powdered.

Also, you should highly consider doing the quintette, at least do the MB12

injections with the folinic acid.

With the sincerest of thanks and apologies

I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so uplifting

to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full Organinc

Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and bloodwork

at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see right

now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the DAN

doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them. Once

the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and I

have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the twins.

Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it comes

to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when to

give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that for

many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not be

good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin with

applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and apple

products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and eating

Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They did

not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do a

seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for re-

posting. I am extremely appreciative.

Many frequently asked questions and answers can be found at

<http://forums.autism-rxguidebook.com/default.aspx<http://forums.autism-rxguideb\

ook.com/default.aspx>>

[Guest guest]

Hey there -

We use Neocate formula. It is very expensive but is free of soy,

whey, etc. Though, it has corn syrup solids (weve been advised to

add similase enzymes.. though haven't started this yet). Everything

is a trade off.

Best of luck, Sally

> I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so

uplifting

> to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

> is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full

Organinc

> Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and

bloodwork

> at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see

right

> now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the

DAN

> doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them.

Once

> the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and

I

> have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the

twins.

> Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it

comes

> to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

> requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

> information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when

to

> give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that

for

> many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

> My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

> has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

> supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

> They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

> Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not

be

> good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

> know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

> milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin

with

> applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and

apple

> products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

> Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

> babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and

eating

> Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They

did

> not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

> was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do

a

> seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

> even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

> Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for

re-

> posting. I am extremely appreciative.

[Guest guest]

Hey there -

We use Neocate formula. It is very expensive but is free of soy,

whey, etc. Though, it has corn syrup solids (weve been advised to

add similase enzymes.. though haven't started this yet). Everything

is a trade off.

Best of luck, Sally

> I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so

uplifting

> to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

> is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full

Organinc

> Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and

bloodwork

> at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see

right

> now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the

DAN

> doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them.

Once

> the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and

I

> have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the

twins.

> Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it

comes

> to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

> requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

> information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when

to

> give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that

for

> many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

> My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

> has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

> supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

> They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

> Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not

be

> good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

> know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

> milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin

with

> applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and

apple

> products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

> Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

> babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and

eating

> Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They

did

> not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

> was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do

a

> seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

> even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

> Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for

re-

> posting. I am extremely appreciative.

[Guest guest]

Hey there -

We use Neocate formula. It is very expensive but is free of soy,

whey, etc. Though, it has corn syrup solids (weve been advised to

add similase enzymes.. though haven't started this yet). Everything

is a trade off.

Best of luck, Sally

> I can not begin to thank you all for your post. It was so

uplifting

> to hear from the many who responded. I have Dr. JM's book and

> is having further testing...CDSA 2.0 (Great Smokies), Full

Organinc

> Acid Test Profile and Kryptopyrrole (Great Plains Lab) and

bloodwork

> at our local lab. This is per all the DAN doctor, that we see

right

> now. We didn't know about the DDI hair test when we met with the

DAN

> doctor originally and when we retest, we will surely use them.

Once

> the Primal Defense are gone, we will use Klaire's Ther-biotics and

I

> have been taking notes from Dr. JM's book for and the

twins.

> Unfortunately, some of the testing we have no choice in when it

comes

> to which lab it goes to, as we were told that we needed a

> requisition. I admit, I am slow to learn as there is so much

> information to sift through. I am still figuring out how and when

to

> give what/when if that makes any sense. It is truly amazing that

for

> many of the parents that these boards are all that they have.

> My good friend, n, has been watching out for our children and

> has sent me loads of post pertaining to milk

> supplements/alternatives. Are these OK for my 14 month old twins?

> They are on Nutramigen and are also taking the powdered form of

> Nystatin. With all of the reading I have been doing this can not

be

> good as it has a bunch of things that I can not pronounce nor do I

> know what they are. This infant formula also contains soy and the

> milk protein ONLY is broken down. We were told to give Nystatin

with

> applesauce but again according to what I have read " apples and

apple

> products " are not supposed to be in a " Yeast free diet " when using

> Nystatin. This is why we need the help of this group. We have 2

> babies with food sensory issues who are still on bottles and

eating

> Stage 2 baby food. I am starting to make my own baby food. They

did

> not like the butternut squash though and my husband thinks that it

> was due to the consistency. I went and bought a blender. I will do

a

> seperate post on them but I didn't want to overwhelm everyone with

> even more especially since my post pertaining to my daughter.

> Again, THANK YOU for responding and for not getting mad at me for

re-

> posting. I am extremely appreciative.