Colic

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In a message dated 7/5/00 8:52:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lisa@...

writes:

<< e carrot

juice starting at the age of 2 weeks and continued it for about 3 months

(just 1x/day). We started with 1/2 oz. juice, 1/2 oz. water and went up

to a couple oz. of each as she got older. >>

,

Just wondering did you peel the carrots?I read many of the nutrients are in

the skin,true? I usually peel anyway.

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Off the subject:

My Mom used to make us drink carrot juice when younger

and I never had many bowel problems. Thanks Mom!

I do not eat a lot of carrots because Brittany is allergic we found

out and boy has she had lots of bowel problems, Can you suggest

a substitute for carrots?

a Mom of Brittany and na

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In a message dated 7/5/00 9:21:16 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lisa@...

writes:

<< The thing with the carrot juice that

helps is the live enzymes. By the way, the juice must be consummed

immediately otherwise it turns brown which indicates that the enzymes

are dying. >>

thanks for the insight.Nimet won't eat carrots anymore(but eats sprouts that

I grow- go figure) so I will try the juice again(first time months ago she

refused repeatidly).It would be nice to get her to drink such a *heathlful*

drink.Right now it is only bm,water,soy,rice.

Also will keep this in mind for future babies and possible colic.Never heard

of it before.

Sara

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Personally, I did peel the carrots but if they were scrubbed well, it

would be fine I'm sure. I believe the peel offers more fiber but when

you juice, especially for a young child if there is much fiber (pulp) it

won't get through the nipple. The thing with the carrot juice that

helps is the live enzymes. By the way, the juice must be consummed

immediately otherwise it turns brown which indicates that the enzymes

are dying.

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> In a message dated 7/5/00 8:52:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lisa@...

> writes:

>

> << e carrot

> juice starting at the age of 2 weeks and continued it for about 3 months

> (just 1x/day). We started with 1/2 oz. juice, 1/2 oz. water and went up

> to a couple oz. of each as she got older. >>

>

> ,

> Just wondering did you peel the carrots?I read many of the nutrients are in

> the skin,true? I usually peel anyway.

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mucho gracias amigo!

On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 23:42:48 -0400 <lisa@...> writes:

> ,

> I did not read the original post but our daughter was taking the

> carrot

> juice starting at the age of 2 weeks and continued it for about 3

> months

> (just 1x/day). We started with 1/2 oz. juice, 1/2 oz. water and went

> up

> to a couple oz. of each as she got older. I still use it know when

> colds

> are going around because of all the natural beta-carotene.

>

> If nursing, breastmilk banks etc. are out then she may want to

> consider

> goatmilk. This is what we used to supplement for our daughter.

>

> I can let you know the other things we used for the colic, just let

> me

> know.

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I am a HUGE fan of fresh carrot juice! I make it for myself, and always

feel better!

I NEVER peel the carrots...

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> Just wondering did you peel the carrots?I read many of the nutrients are

in

> the skin,true? I usually peel anyway.

>

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Thankyou !

Mom of Brittany and na

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a,

There is a powder made from vegetables. It is called Green Magma by Dr.

Harishoma (sp?). It is mainly barley. This is also very nutritious.

Definately an acquired taste thing or for someone who drinks fast. It is

very nutritious. I also used this for my daughter when she would not

want to eat vegetables.

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> ,

> Off the subject:

> My Mom used to make us drink carrot juice when younger

> and I never had many bowel problems. Thanks Mom!

> I do not eat a lot of carrots because Brittany is allergic we found

> out and boy has she had lots of bowel problems, Can you suggest

> a substitute for carrots?

> a Mom of Brittany and na

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In a message dated 09/05/2000 8:46:25 AM Central Daylight Time,

abrs@... writes:

<< Oh, I don't know any herbs that help. I hope someone does. I had a colic

and

boy it was tough. I found that holding him face down, so my arm was bouncing

his belly helped. I found putting his baby seat ( a bouncing seat) on the

washer machine when it ran helped. I found calming music, like classical,

and soothing hymns and psalms helped. Also relieve her as much as possible.

Remember most of all, this too will soon pass.

>>

________

My grandson had the worst case I've seen. It all ended when we took him off

of his formula.

If you read the ingredients, you'll see why.

EJ

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Oh, I don't know any herbs that help. I hope someone does. I had a colic and

boy it was tough. I found that holding him face down, so my arm was bouncing

his belly helped. I found putting his baby seat ( a bouncing seat) on the

washer machine when it ran helped. I found calming music, like classical,

and soothing hymns and psalms helped. Also relieve her as much as possible.

Remember most of all, this too will soon pass.

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> My grandson had the worst case I've seen. It all ended when we took him

off

> of his formula.

> If you read the ingredients, you'll see why.

> EJ

I breastfed my colic son, this was fourteen years and four children ago. He

always calmed after a BM. To this day he has a blockage in his intestines

and is carefully monitored, I cleanse him really good at least once a month

or he winds up in the hospital.

Bernadette

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Since this is grandbaby, i don't have control over what they will feed

him. Parents will probably not take him off formula. Could someone

perhaps recommend one of the formulas that might be gentler on baby's

digestive system?

Thanks,

Pam

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> In a message dated 09/05/2000 8:46:25 AM Central Daylight Time,

> abrs@... writes:

>

> << Oh, I don't know any herbs that help. I hope someone does. I had

> a colic

> and

> boy it was tough. I found that holding him face down, so my arm was

> bouncing

> his belly helped. I found putting his baby seat ( a bouncing seat)

> on the

> washer machine when it ran helped. I found calming music, like

> classical,

> and soothing hymns and psalms helped. Also relieve her as much as

> possible.

> Remember most of all, this too will soon pass.

> >>

> ________

> My grandson had the worst case I've seen. It all ended when we took

> him off

> of his formula.

> If you read the ingredients, you'll see why.

> EJ

>

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> I have new grandson who is having great difficulty with colic, does

> anyone know what i can do to help him? I do recall hearing a while

> back of a natural remedy that works wonders, and it seems like it might

> have included some sort of massage.

>

> Also, he has a dry rash on his face and most of his body, any known

> remedies for this?

>

> Any input would be appreciated,

> Pam

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Pam

If he is breastfed, it would be a good idea for his mother to keep a diary

of what she is eating to see if any of the symptoms match a particular food

(although there can be a couple of days delay in them showing). Could be

dairy, citrus, caffeine etc.

From one who used to have IBS: circular massage of the stomach area is a

major relief, but you'd need to learn to do this properly with a small baby.

Hope this helps!

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Thank you, we will try your suggestions!

Pam

On Tue, 5 Sep 2000 09:46:16 -0400 <abrs@...> writes:

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> Oh, I don't know any herbs that help. I hope someone does. I had a

> colic and

> boy it was tough. I found that holding him face down, so my arm was

> bouncing

> his belly helped. I found putting his baby seat ( a bouncing seat)

> on the

> washer machine when it ran helped. I found calming music, like

> classical,

> and soothing hymns and psalms helped. Also relieve her as much as

> possible.

> Remember most of all, this too will soon pass.

>

>

> Subscription email: bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

>

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There is one herb that is supposed to help calm and improve digestion. It

is mint, and I have heard of people giving mint tea to babies (cooled). It

is important to note when the colic starts. I have had so many many moms

with babies who have colic switch to raw goats milk and have the colic

disappear, it is amazing. I saw a toddler with severe " crying " cringe and

push away its bottle, and then when switched to raw goats milk the child was

a new person. If the baby is breastfed, then there is something else, like

something the mother is eating, or not eating. Every baby is different, and

so it is hard to say what to do without more details.

Kris

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http://www.rheumatic.org/soy.htm

Read about soy formula at above url. Worst one. There are goat milk based

formulas, hard to find. Protein in goat milk is EXACTLY the same as human

milk. Children raised on raw goat milk have higher IQ's. Carrageenan can

irritate the intestines and cause colic and IBS. Almost every formula has

it because it makes it smoother and easier to liquify. Soybean oil never

leaves the body--also in every formula. You end up with a smaller child

that when lifted feels like they have lead weights inside them. If the

parents don't see an immediate change in the baby after trying the RAW goat

milk they can always go back to the old stuff. POWDERED milk protein is

indigestible. I am on lists with people who feed raw goat milk to human

babies and I know a very old goat farmer who has 100's of happy moms who

would tell you that his raw goat milk saved their babies from colic.

Hope to your grandbaby,

Kris

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Kris, Thanks so much for all your helpful info!

Pam

On Wed, 6 Sep 2000 11:48:11 -0700 " Kris Hall " <atlantic1@...>

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> http://www.rheumatic.org/soy.htm

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> Read about soy formula at above url. Worst one. There are goat

> milk based

> formulas, hard to find. Protein in goat milk is EXACTLY the same as

> human

> milk. Children raised on raw goat milk have higher IQ's.

> Carrageenan can

> irritate the intestines and cause colic and IBS. Almost every

> formula has

> it because it makes it smoother and easier to liquify. Soybean oil

> never

> leaves the body--also in every formula. You end up with a smaller

> child

> that when lifted feels like they have lead weights inside them. If

> the

> parents don't see an immediate change in the baby after trying the

> RAW goat

> milk they can always go back to the old stuff. POWDERED milk

> protein is

> indigestible. I am on lists with people who feed raw goat milk to

> human

> babies and I know a very old goat farmer who has 100's of happy moms

> who

> would tell you that his raw goat milk saved their babies from colic.

> Hope to your grandbaby,

> Kris

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> Those who count the votes decide everything.

> Atlantic1@...

>

>

>

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Thank you !

Pam

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> > I have new grandson who is having great difficulty with colic,

> does

> > anyone know what i can do to help him? I do recall hearing a

> while

> > back of a natural remedy that works wonders, and it seems like it

> might

> > have included some sort of massage.

> >

> > Also, he has a dry rash on his face and most of his body, any

> known

> > remedies for this?

> >

> > Any input would be appreciated,

> > Pam

> -----------------

> Pam

>

> If he is breastfed, it would be a good idea for his mother to keep a

> diary

> of what she is eating to see if any of the symptoms match a

> particular food

> (although there can be a couple of days delay in them showing).

> Could be

> dairy, citrus, caffeine etc.

>

> From one who used to have IBS: circular massage of the stomach area

> is a

> major relief, but you'd need to learn to do this properly with a

> small baby.

>

> Hope this helps!

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Subscription email: bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

>

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My first one started with colic at age 2 weeks. She was vxxed at 2 months.

I live amongst the Plain, Mennonites and Amish. These people do not vax and

yet they still deal with colic sometimes. You can even find mention of it in

medical books from before vaxes.

I do beleive that docs use it today as a catchall, so yes, if it starts at 2

months I would assume it is a condition caused by vaxxing.

Ellen

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My son, now 7, did have quite a bit of colic, and he has never been vaxed.

That doesn't mean that vaxes don't also cause it.

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with an extreme case when she was around 2 months old. I just have a

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When one of my son's was diagnosed as colic, it turned out to be intolerance

to the cow's milk I was drinking. After a week of being dairy free, I had a

new baby! No more screaming,no more puking, no more smelly diapers, and he

finally took naps longer than 20 minutes.

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My son, now 7, did have quite a bit of colic, and he has never been vaxed.

That doesn't mean that vaxes don't also cause it.

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This was the case with me as well.

> When one of my son's was diagnosed as colic, it turned out to be

intolerance

> to the cow's milk I was drinking. After a week of being dairy

free, I had a

> new baby! No more screaming,no more puking, no more smelly

diapers, and he

> finally took naps longer than 20 minutes.

> I am not a medical doctor,

> nor do I portray one on t.v.

> (but my husband,Mike,is!)

>

> Please visit

> http://www.goldenprideweb.com/drmikeandlaurie

> for information on Formulas,Herbs, and

> Nutrients for Health;Water Filtration;

> Eternal Energy; Raleigh Flavorings

> and Extracts,Spices and Seasonings,

> Specialty Foods and Household

> Items; and Air Solution Ozone Generator.

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>

> My son, now 7, did have quite a bit of colic, and he has never been

vaxed.

> That doesn't mean that vaxes don't also cause it.

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Thank you. My doctor at the time did say that it was odd for her to

start so late witht he colic, but who knows, maybe I am trying to

blame everything on the vaxes.

> My first one started with colic at age 2 weeks. She was vxxed at 2

months.

>

> I live amongst the Plain, Mennonites and Amish. These people do not

vax and

> yet they still deal with colic sometimes. You can even find mention

of it in

> medical books from before vaxes.

>

> I do beleive that docs use it today as a catchall, so yes, if it

starts at 2

> months I would assume it is a condition caused by vaxxing.

>

> Ellen

> ladylumbee@n...

> I believe that what is right is not always popular and what is

popular is

> not always right.

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I have always been dairy free and wheat free and when I nursed, I was

on a strick bland diet and it still didn't help. Hylands colic

tablets helped so much!

> > When one of my son's was diagnosed as colic, it turned out to be

> intolerance

> > to the cow's milk I was drinking. After a week of being dairy

> free, I had a

> > new baby! No more screaming,no more puking, no more smelly

> diapers, and he

> > finally took naps longer than 20 minutes.

> > I am not a medical doctor,

> > nor do I portray one on t.v.

> > (but my husband,Mike,is!)

> >

> > Please visit

> > http://www.goldenprideweb.com/drmikeandlaurie

> > for information on Formulas,Herbs, and

> > Nutrients for Health;Water Filtration;

> > Eternal Energy; Raleigh Flavorings

> > and Extracts,Spices and Seasonings,

> > Specialty Foods and Household

> > Items; and Air Solution Ozone Generator.

> > NEW!!! Bible Botanicals

> >

> > Discover or Rediscover how Tupperware

> > can save you Time,Space,Taste, and Waste.

> > Visit http://www.mytupperware.com/LaurieLand

> > to see Tupperware's classic and newest

> > innovative products.

> >

> > My son, now 7, did have quite a bit of colic, and he has never

been

> vaxed.

> > That doesn't mean that vaxes don't also cause it.

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At 08:47 AM 05/02/2001 -0500, you wrote:

>My first one started with colic at age 2 weeks. She was vxxed at 2 months.

>

>I live amongst the Plain, Mennonites and Amish. These people do not vax and

>yet they still deal with colic sometimes. You can even find mention of it in

>medical books from before vaxes.

>

>I do beleive that docs use it today as a catchall, so yes, if it starts at 2

>months I would assume it is a condition caused by vaxxing.

>

Cranio-sacral therapy can really help in many cases too (as well as

homeopath). Sometimes there is a misalignment with cranial bones due to

birth and this affects the rest of the body

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