Re: The evils of corn syrup many mainstream articles on how bad it really is!

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If corn syrup is so bad for us which i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works wrote: http://www.mercola.com/2002/jan/5/fructose.htm http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/02/18/FDGS24VKMH1.DTL http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8003-2003Mar10?language=printer http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15982 http://www.boingboing.net/2006/05/23/is_highfructose_corn.html http://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Blues--Dufty/dp/0446343129 http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/sugarblues.html http://www.dolfzine.com/page162.htm -----Original Message-----From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of Ellen Sent: Friday, October

27, 2006 11:32 AMTo: RawDairy Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUP I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this true? ~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace Independent Representative ONE Group Manager www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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> Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUp

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> I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this true?

Used now and then, for the short term can still provide a benefit.

One article mentioned 1966. I believe I put corn surup on pan cakes

back in the 1950's. So the product has been around a long time.

On Oprah several days ago, there was a show about nutrition. So many

new hyrdogenated this and asces that have gotten into our diets. I try

to cook with fresh vegetables, many of which I grow myself. We eat

fresh whenever possible. We have fresh sweet potato tops almost every

day. The wines are the same as the sweet potato vines that grow sweet

potatos.

Goat love them... cattle too!

Ocasional use of karo, by a child may (or may not be fine), but

certainly long term use of any additive should be avoided. One

can also find a long list of sites that show how this and that is

great. I avoid sweets of all kinds for the most part. Candy to me is

licorice, and not sweet candy, and I eat very little of that,

(licorice). Locals can not see how I eat any.

But even under the best of diets, children will get pasted up. I do

not know what else to say except I hope that boy gets well soon.

Warmly,

JJ

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Hi, I tired the corn syrup today and he drank it ok but not all of the dosage. I gave him 1 tabelspoon with 4 ounces of water. He did poop and didnt scream bloody murder but he only went a little bit and didnt go any more today...so do i keep giving it to him? How much per day should he get? I dont want to give it to him when hes really hungry cause he needs nutrients instead of just syrup. Thanks candacesamanka_farm wrote: > Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN

SYRUp> > > I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this true?Used now and then, for the short term can still provide a benefit.One article mentioned 1966. I believe I put corn surup on pan cakesback in the 1950's. So the product has been around a long time.On Oprah several days ago, there was a show about nutrition. So manynew hyrdogenated this and asces that have gotten into our diets. I try to cook with fresh vegetables, many of which I grow myself. We eatfresh whenever possible. We have fresh sweet potato tops almost everyday. The wines are the same as the sweet potato vines that grow sweetpotatos.Goat love them... cattle too!Ocasional use of karo, by a child may (or may not be fine), butcertainly long term use of any additive should be avoided. One can also find a long list of sites that show how this and that isgreat. I avoid sweets of all kinds for the most

part. Candy to me islicorice, and not sweet candy, and I eat very little of that,(licorice). Locals can not see how I eat any.But even under the best of diets, children will get pasted up. I donot know what else to say except I hope that boy gets well soon. Warmly,JJ~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace Independent Representative ONE Group Manager www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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Candace:

Sounds to me as if your young man is on the mend.

What do you think of karo surup now?

I would not use it long term. But a day or two...

I doubt he will have any long term problems.

Mix an tablespoon or so with each bottle he gets and

when he seem to have had enough stooks, back off.

If you have any doubts, then see or call your family MD.

Best wishes...

JJ

Philippines

> > Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUp

> >

> >

> > I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this

true?

>

> Used now and then, for the short term can still provide a benefit.

> One article mentioned 1966. I believe I put corn surup on pan cakes

> back in the 1950's. So the product has been around a long time.

>

> On Oprah several days ago, there was a show about nutrition. So many

> new hyrdogenated this and asces that have gotten into our diets. I try

> to cook with fresh vegetables, many of which I grow myself. We eat

> fresh whenever possible. We have fresh sweet potato tops almost every

> day. The wines are the same as the sweet potato vines that grow sweet

> potatos.

> Goat love them... cattle too!

>

> Ocasional use of karo, by a child may (or may not be fine), but

> certainly long term use of any additive should be avoided. One

> can also find a long list of sites that show how this and that is

> great. I avoid sweets of all kinds for the most part. Candy to me is

> licorice, and not sweet candy, and I eat very little of that,

> (licorice). Locals can not see how I eat any.

>

> But even under the best of diets, children will get pasted up. I do

> not know what else to say except I hope that boy gets well soon.

>

> Warmly,

> JJ

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> ~To Your Success And Mine~

> Candace

> Independent Representative

> ONE Group Manager

> www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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Candace:

I am so happy to hear that you son is doing much better.

Please keep me informed as to his progress. I have had

two of my three children that have had very bad digestive

problems. Rest assured that you and your family, including

your young man, are in my prayers.

You can feel free to post me on either the site or privately.

I have caught a lot of static with my suggestion, including

several very ugly emails. I am please that you reported

success. My old methods work. I would never give information

that would harm....

I am so sorry to have gotten a little ticked at some of the other

guests on this site, but I have learned to do what is right, even

if what is right is not politically correct.

One or two more good swiggs of karo and your little man will be

good to go. If you have ANY doubts at all, please do not hessitate

to call your sons physician.

I know that you are relieved, as am I. Please let us know

how this future full back does on his journey toward maturity.

If you are in Texas, I will vote for him when he runs for public

office... I promice.

Warmly,

JJ

>

> Hi,

> I tired the corn syrup today and he drank it ok but not all of the

dosage. I gave him 1 tabelspoon with 4 ounces of water. He did poop

and didnt scream bloody murder but he only went a little bit and didnt

go any more today...so do i keep giving it to him? How much per day

should he get? I dont want to give it to him when hes really hungry

cause he needs nutrients instead of just syrup. Thanks

> candace

[Guest guest]

JJ, Thank you for your advice and support. I am not 100% about karo but it did help aleviate some pain for him which is soo important. It didnt make him poop more though but im trying it again right now My concern is that we are only covering up the symptoms is this going to be a cure? Because i do not want to give this to him for very long. Thanks again and im sorry my post caused sooo much controversy. candacesamanka_farm wrote: Candace:I am so happy to

hear that you son is doing much better. Please keep me informed as to his progress. I have hadtwo of my three children that have had very bad digestiveproblems. Rest assured that you and your family, includingyour young man, are in my prayers. You can feel free to post me on either the site or privately.I have caught a lot of static with my suggestion, including several very ugly emails. I am please that you reported success. My old methods work. I would never give informationthat would harm....I am so sorry to have gotten a little ticked at some of the otherguests on this site, but I have learned to do what is right, evenif what is right is not politically correct. One or two more good swiggs of karo and your little man will begood to go. If you have ANY doubts at all, please do not hessitateto call your sons physician. I know that you are relieved, as am I. Please let us knowhow this future full back

does on his journey toward maturity.If you are in Texas, I will vote for him when he runs for publicoffice... I promice.Warmly,JJ>> Hi,> I tired the corn syrup today and he drank it ok but not all of thedosage. I gave him 1 tabelspoon with 4 ounces of water. He did poopand didnt scream bloody murder but he only went a little bit and didntgo any more today...so do i keep giving it to him? How much per dayshould he get? I dont want to give it to him when hes really hungrycause he needs nutrients instead of just syrup. Thanks> candace~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace Independent Representative ONE Group Manager www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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Candace:

The fact that your son is improving and you are also feeling

better about the situation is great news for me. I can take the

heat and ugliness knowing that you and your son are doing better.

Your concerns of long term effects and covering up other symptons and

manifestations of illness are a valid concern.

I am sure that the ''controversy'' will soon be forgotten. I have

saved the ugly emails that came me, both publicly and privately, so

that I can learn to be more ''tactful'' in the future.

Hopefully all you other parenting decions will be easier in the

future. Perhaps of the children came with instruction manuals,

things would be even more difficult.

Be patient and do not be afraid to ever ask questions. I may

not jump in quite so fast with information in the future, but

I feel good about my actions this time.

By the way, where do you live.

We have a small farm in the Philippine Islands. Our farm

is about a thousand feet from the the Provincial Capitol.

Rural, but with town water supply and lots of good neighbors.

I wish your son could see our little chickens and ducks.

I am sure he would have a ball here.

We had goats, but we did not do well with them here. I guess I will

have to get an imported one and start my dairy project with adult

goats, not babies, like I did in California. We love making cheese

and have asked for information on making cheese as we have forgot

so much from our experiences 20 years ago.

As a result of your problem, I have found out several interesting

links for and from RawDairy, including Family Farms.

Regards, keep us informed and we will keep you and your son in our

prayers. I hope he is a half back in a few years. I am sure he will

do fine....

maybe he will even a statesman....

oh if I could only see the future.

An old person says good luck and rests our selves in knowing we tried

to assist and not put others down in doing so.

May His gentleness rest on you and your son,

JJ

-- In RawDairy , candace brosemann

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> JJ,

> Thank you for your advice and support. I am not 100% about karo

but it did help aleviate some pain for him which is soo important. It

didnt make him poop more though but im trying it again right now My

concern is that we are only covering up the symptoms is this going to

be a cure? Because i do not want to give this to him for very long.

Thanks again and im sorry my post caused sooo much controversy.

> candace

>

{post trimmed at the request of Mrs. } JJ

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I will email you offlist. I'm not going there with JJ again sorry!

G.

http://www.mercola.com/2002/jan/5/fructose.htm

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file=/chronicle/archive/2004/02/18/FDGS24VKMH1.DTL

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> http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8003-2003Mar10?

language=printer

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> http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15982

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> http://www.boingboing.net/2006/05/23/is_highfructose_corn.html

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> http://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Blues--Dufty/dp/0446343129

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> Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUP

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> I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or

not. Is this true?

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> ~To Your Success And Mine~

> Candace

> Independent Representative

> ONE Group Manager

> www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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Candace, did you try the lactose? It may not be as easy to mix, thought, as it's probably a powder, but it is the form of sugar that's found in breastmilk. Are his stools really hard? What is his skin like? I forget the signs of dehydration in a baby. Is he having plenty (like 6-8) wet diapers a day?

Hey, here are a few websites to peruse that look good. I've always likes Dr. Sears. Here's his page on constipation:

http://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/T081100.asp

But he doesn't talk about corn syrup or adding any sugars at all.

Here'a a site that does talk about why corn syrup works:

http://www.drhull.com/EncyMaster/S/stool_infant.html A little ways down the page it talks about the corn syrup. It says to always add it to the regular bottles, not in between regular feeding. "Offering corn syrup in water between milk bottles, although often recommended, makes no sense whatsoever. This is because the idea is to overwhelm the absorptive capacity for sugar of the small intestine by adding more total sugar than can be absorbed. The excess passes through the small intestine into the large bowel, where it causes a natural and harmless looseness to the stool." It would seem, then, that the lactose should also work, although it is probably is quite a bit more expensive.

By the same token, another site, http://www.rogerknapp.com/medical/constipation.htm, said to add any juice to the formula, not to use it alone.

Then there's a site I found, http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/pilot.asp?pg=infant-constipation, that talks about baby enemas. What I was really looking for was info about Magnesium, as I've heard something about that linked with constipation. This site did make this statement:

The best tool I have found to use is magnesium. The formula I recommend is largely magnesium citrate. Magnesium nutritionally stimulates the peristaltic muscles to evacuate the lower bowel. It also nourishes and strengthens the intestinal muscles to work better on their own. It also brings water into the bowel. With the Reacted Magnesium that I recommend, I have parents start with 1/16 of a tablespoon in some water and work their way up until a daily bowel movement consistently occurs.

I wonder if baths in some epsom salts would work. The first site, from Dr. Sears, mentioned they use a kinda deep (chest high) warm bath to help relax the baby so they don't hold it in. An epsom salt bath would give both extra water and magnesium through the skin. Just an idea.

http://www.healthy.net/scr/Article.asp?Id=246 Wow, here's a site that looks interesting. It talks about probiotics, conventional treatments, homeopathy, accupressure points, herbal treatments, etc. You might find something helpful there. I found it when I searched for infant constipation +epsom salt baths, so I guess that must be in there somewhere.

Hope something in there helps.

Sally

Re: The evils of corn syrup many mainstream articles on how bad it really is!

If corn syrup is so bad for us which i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works wrote:

http://www.mercola.com/2002/jan/5/fructose.htm

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/02/18/FDGS24VKMH1.DTL

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8003-2003Mar10?language=printer

http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15982

http://www.boingboing.net/2006/05/23/is_highfructose_corn.html

http://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Blues--Dufty/dp/0446343129

http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/sugarblues.html

http://www.dolfzine.com/page162.htm

-----Original Message-----From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of Ellen Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 11:32 AMTo: RawDairy Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUP

I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this true?

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Did the corn surup work?Did any of the alternatives that you tried work without major side effects?I would agreee with Liz in not using the Corn Surup long term. (SupirsedLiz? But just trying if a few times and then gradually withdrawing the cornsurup should not hurt. What does your doctor say?JJeducating27 wrote: I will email you offlist. I'm not going there with JJ again sorry! G. > > If corn syrup is so bad for us which i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works > [several messages removed at the request of Mrs. - JJ]

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yes corn syrup worked wonders. I used organic light corn syrup from wholesome that i got at wholefoods. I have only given it to him 3 times total and it was only about 1/2 tabelspoon. So thank you. I have not taken him to the doctor yet he has an appointment with a GI specialist on the 7th so we will see. thanks candacesamanka farm wrote: Did the corn surup work?Did any of the alternatives that you tried work without major side effects?I would agreee with Liz in

not using the Corn Surup long term. (SupirsedLiz? But just trying if a few times and then gradually withdrawing the cornsurup should not hurt. What does your doctor say?JJeducating27 <aegearhartbellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: I will email you offlist. I'm not going there with JJ again sorry! G.>> If corn syrup is so bad for us which i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what

what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works > [several messages removed at the request of Mrs. - JJ] What is the internet to you?Contribute to the Yahoo! Time Capsule and be a part of internet history. ~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace Independent Representative ONE Group Manager www.Genuineorganics.mionegroup.com

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Best wishes, please let me know what the doctor says.Happy Halloween!JJcandace brosemann wrote: yes corn syrup worked wonders. I used organic light corn syrup from wholesome that i got at wholefoods. I have only given it to him 3 times total and it was only about 1/2 tabelspoon. So thank you. I have not taken him to the doctor yet he has an appointment with a GI specialist on the 7th so we will see. thanks candacesamanka farm

<samanka_farm.ph> wrote: Did the corn surup work?Did any of the alternatives that you tried work without major side effects?I would agreee with Liz in not using the Corn Surup long term. (SupirsedLiz? But just trying if a few times and then gradually withdrawing the cornsurup should not hurt. What does your doctor say?JJeducating27 <aegearhartbellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: I will email you offlist. I'm not going there with JJ again sorry! G.>> If corn syrup is so bad for us which i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works > [several messages removed at the request of Mrs. - JJ] What is the internet to you?Contribute to the Yahoo! Time Capsule and be a part of internet history. ~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace

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Sally, Wow you really did some research for me i really appreciate your help. I have actually cured his constipation with Digestive enzymes. I took him to our naturopath and had live blood cell analysis done on him and he has terrible free radicals, irritable bowel sindrome and parasites!!! I couldnt believe it. The whole time i was trying other things to give him and different foods that wasnt the problem. The doctor said you can give him anything and his body still will reject it, you have to fix him not his food! Can you believe it! I was shocked i had tried so many things with no luck. He said you were on the right track but you just hadent found the missing link yet. So we put him on digestive enzymes and grape seed extract and within 12 hours he had soft normal bowel movements. And his eczema is clearing up and his refulx is almost completely gone. Its a miracle! every mother with these problems needs to do what i did. Thank you for all of your

research hopefully this will be the trick that will fix him for good. greatfully candace wilsonSally Holdener wrote: Candace, did you try the lactose? It may not be as easy to mix, thought, as it's probably a powder, but it is the form of sugar that's found in breastmilk. Are his stools really hard? What is his skin like? I forget the signs of dehydration in a baby. Is he having plenty (like 6-8) wet

diapers a day? Hey, here are a few websites to peruse that look good. I've always likes Dr. Sears. Here's his page on constipation: http://www.askdrsears.com/html/8/T081100.asp But he doesn't talk about corn syrup or adding any sugars at all. Here'a a site that does talk about why corn syrup works: http://www.drhull.com/EncyMaster/S/stool_infant.html A little ways down the page it talks about the corn syrup. It says to always add it to the regular bottles, not in between regular feeding.

"Offering corn syrup in water between milk bottles, although often recommended, makes no sense whatsoever. This is because the idea is to overwhelm the absorptive capacity for sugar of the small intestine by adding more total sugar than can be absorbed. The excess passes through the small intestine into the large bowel, where it causes a natural and harmless looseness to the stool." It would seem, then, that the lactose should also work, although it is probably is quite a bit more expensive. By the same token, another site, http://www.rogerknapp.com/medical/constipation.htm, said to add any juice to the formula, not to use it alone. Then there's a site I found, http://www.optimalhealthnetwork.com/pilot.asp?pg=infant-constipation, that talks about baby enemas. What I was really looking for was info about Magnesium, as I've heard something about that linked with constipation. This site did make this statement: The best tool I have found to use is magnesium. The formula I recommend is largely magnesium citrate. Magnesium nutritionally stimulates the peristaltic muscles to evacuate the lower bowel. It also nourishes and strengthens the intestinal muscles to work better on their own. It also brings water into the bowel. With the Reacted Magnesium that I recommend, I have parents start with 1/16 of a tablespoon in some water and work their way up until a daily bowel movement consistently occurs. I wonder if baths in some epsom salts would work. The first site, from Dr. Sears, mentioned they use a kinda deep (chest high) warm bath to help relax the baby so they don't hold it in. An epsom salt bath would give both extra water and magnesium through the skin. Just an idea. http://www.healthy.net/scr/Article.asp?Id=246 Wow, here's a site that looks interesting. It talks about probiotics, conventional treatments, homeopathy, accupressure points, herbal treatments, etc. You might find something helpful there. I found it when I searched for infant constipation +epsom salt baths, so I guess that must be in there somewhere. Hope something in there

helps. Sally Re: The evils of corn syrup many mainstream articles on how bad it really is! If corn syrup is so bad for us which

i agree it is what is YOUR alternative for me to give my son i never really got any info on what to give him for his large hard stools that make him scream for 5 min. every time he goes. I tried prune juice and it made his eczema go crazy. I know breast milk is the best what what do u do in the mean time when u are trying to get your milk back up? Id like an alternative that actually works <aegearhartbellsouth (DOT) net> wrote: http://www.mercola.com/2002/jan/5/fructose.htm http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2004/02/18/FDGS24VKMH1.DTL http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A8003-2003Mar10?language=printer http://www.rd.com/content/openContent.do?contentId=15982 http://www.boingboing.net/2006/05/23/is_highfructose_corn.html http://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Blues--Dufty/dp/0446343129 http://www.nexusmagazine.com/articles/sugarblues.html http://www.dolfzine.com/page162.htm -----Original Message-----From: RawDairy [mailto:RawDairy ] On Behalf Of Ellen Sent: Friday, October 27, 2006 11:32

AMTo: RawDairy Subject: Re: ORGANIC CORN SYRUP I thought corn syrup was bad whether it's organic or not. Is this true? ~To Your Success And Mine~ Candace Independent Representative ONE Group Manager

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Candace,

IBS in a baby? Everything I've read talks about 18, as in years,

being young for IBS development, but wow, given that intestinal

development continues quite a long time after birth, I'd think the

difficulties could be contributed more specifically to physical

development and abnormalities, and not specifically IBS. Then again,

maybe in this day and age, any little intestinal upset is IBS.

There's even research showing that babies who had lower birth weights

or were premature (even by a couple of weeks) develop intestinal

disorders later in life due to poor development when young.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/09/060927201626.htm I'd

personally view anyone with suspicion if they dx'd a baby with IBS.

And terrible free radicals? I'm not even sure where to go with that

one....and I am NOT meaning to try to sound harsh with you. Whipping

this off, not a lot of time, and I felt a bit stunned with the

naturopath's ideas..... Glad you got the little guy up and " going " .

Sharon

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> Sally,

> Wow you really did some research for me i really appreciate your help. I have

actually cured his constipation with Digestive enzymes. I took him to our

naturopath and had live blood cell analysis done on him and he has terrible free

radicals, irritable bowel sindrome and parasites!!! I couldnt believe it. The

whole time i was trying other things to give him and different foods that wasnt

the problem. The doctor said you can give him anything and his body still will

reject it, you have to fix him not his food! Can you believe it! I was shocked i

had tried so many things with no luck. He said you were on the right track but

you just hadent found the missing link yet. So we put him on digestive enzymes

and grape seed extract and within 12 hours he had soft normal bowel movements.

And his eczema is clearing up and his refulx is almost completely gone. Its a

miracle! every mother with these problems needs to do what i did. Thank you for

all of your research hopefully this will be the trick that will fix him for

good.

> greatfully

> candace wilson