Re: Sensitivity in Fingers

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for us that ment an opiate and we got rid of it with gfcfsf diet

Sensitivity in Fingers

DS has some hyper-sensitivity in his fingers. He just doesn't like dealing with messy stuff; he hates if he gets some ketchup on his fingers while eating. And I believe this is causing his unusual fine motor delay. Can someone tell me what is this hyper-sensitivity in fingers related to? Is it a vitamin B1 deficiency or a vitamin B2 deficiency? Or is it something else?

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I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from

struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at

age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think

that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy

is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms

away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the

need for modifications and no one thinking he had " all those diagnoses "

before, but he is not the same as he would have been had he been

recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to

fit-in, but there will always be some markings of some sort, even if

just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those

markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general

population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go

around undiagnosed who fit in as well.

I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if

stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house

was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause

really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly,

and have things for die-off on board. We use Modifilan, broccoli

sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and

liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used.

Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use

anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root,

Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if

there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not

working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy

has many ocd behaviors and rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and

paces. He other than those tell

tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on

appropriate social skills

and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have to get working on

his protocol

before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by

puberty that it'll be

too late. Any suggestions?

love and blessings

Teri

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Although DS used to repeat the same thing over and over again, his strep test

came back negative. How else do I test OCD?

Thanks for the encouraging words Heidi. We were pretty late in diagnosing my son

since he was always talking and knew all his numbers, letters, etc. He was 3.5

when we realized that something isn't quite right and 4 before we got a final

diagnosis. We've been doing biomedical since the past one year. Although now he

is not hyperactive anymore and much more compliant than before, he is still not

conversing. He has been talking for quite a while but not communicating. I'm

just longing to see him do that.

The day we did high dose Vit.A I saw some difference in him since he has high

measles. The bad news is that I can't repeat it before another 6 months. And the

DAN has allowed only 5000 I.U. per day for his weight (32 lbs.). We are just not

able to get rid of that devil - measles. I'm just so frustrated.

>

> I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from

> struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at

> age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think

> that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy

> is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms

> away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the

> need for modifications and no one thinking he had " all those diagnoses "

> before, but he is not the same as he would have been had he been

> recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to

> fit-in, but there will always be some markings of some sort, even if

> just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those

> markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general

> population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go

> around undiagnosed who fit in as well.

>

> I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if

> stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house

> was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause

> really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly,

> and have things for die-off on board. We use Modifilan, broccoli

> sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and

> liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used.

> Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use

> anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root,

> Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if

> there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not

> working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>

>

>

>

> What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy

> has many ocd behaviors and rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and

> paces. He other than those tell

> tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on

> appropriate social skills

> and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have to get working on

> his protocol

> before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by

> puberty that it'll be

> too late. Any suggestions?

> love and blessings

> Teri

>

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what KIND of strep test did you do?> throat? rapid? culture? blood? rectal? stool?

Re: Sensitivity in Fingers

Although DS used to repeat the same thing over and over again, his strep test came back negative. How else do I test OCD? Thanks for the encouraging words Heidi. We were pretty late in diagnosing my son since he was always talking and knew all his numbers, letters, etc. He was 3.5 when we realized that something isn't quite right and 4 before we got a final diagnosis. We've been doing biomedical since the past one year. Although now he is not hyperactive anymore and much more compliant than before, he is still not conversing. He has been talking for quite a while but not communicating. I'm just longing to see him do that.The day we did high dose Vit.A I saw some difference in him since he has high measles. The bad news is that I can't repeat it before another 6 months. And the DAN has allowed only 5000 I.U. per day for his weight (32 lbs.). We are just not able to get rid of that devil - measles. I'm just so frustrated.>> I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from > struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at > age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think > that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy > is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms > away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the > need for modifications and no one thinking he had "all those diagnoses" > before, but he is not the same as he would have been had he been > recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to > fit-in, but there will always be some markings of some sort, even if > just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those > markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general > population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go > around undiagnosed who fit in as well.> > I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if > stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house > was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause > really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly, > and have things for die-off on board. We use Modifilan, broccoli > sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and > liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used. > Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use > anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root, > Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if > there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not > working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed.> > Love and prayers,> > Heidi N> > > > > What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy > has many ocd behaviors and rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and > paces. He other than those tell> tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on > appropriate social skills> and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have to get working on > his protocol> before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by > puberty that it'll be> too late. Any suggestions?> love and blessings> Teri>

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OCD is a label like autism. It just means a group of particular behaviors that

significantly impair one at school or home or relationships, etc. But, what is

being found is that when the biomedical treatments are given for autism

(digestive aids, antivirals, antibacterials, detoxers, anti-inflammatories,

etc.), then their autism symptoms are decreasing, but also other diagnoses are

being rid, such as OCD, ADHD, asthma, seizures, Bipolar, etc. There is not a

medical test for OCD, but many are reporting losing OCD symptoms from biomedical

treatments. Antibacterials seem to be the most likely to rid OCD, but some also

need probiotics to ensure certain B vitamins, like inositol, start being

produced and absorbed by the body. Hopefully at some point in the future, when

and if mainstream medical catches up to what is being accomplished in the autism

recovery arena, there will be a medical test for OCD. Right now, mainstream

medical still thinks that psych meds are the best treatment. I had one on psych

meds for OCD and other things, and they only helped a tiny bit. Within a few

days of biomed, I was freaking out at how successful a few digestive aids were

in comparison to psych meds.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

> >

> > I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from

> > struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at

> > age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think

> > that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy

> > is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms

> > away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the

> > need for modifications and no one thinking he had " all those diagnoses "

> > before, but he is not the same as he would have been had he been

> > recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to

> > fit-in, but there will always be some markings of some sort, even if

> > just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those

> > markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general

> > population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go

> > around undiagnosed who fit in as well.

> >

> > I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if

> > stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house

> > was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause

> > really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly,

> > and have things for die-off on board. We use Modifilan, broccoli

> > sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and

> > liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used.

> > Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use

> > anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root,

> > Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if

> > there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not

> > working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed.

> >

> > Love and prayers,

> >

> > Heidi N

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy

> > has many ocd behaviors and rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and

> > paces. He other than those tell

> > tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on

> > appropriate social skills

> > and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have to get working on

> > his protocol

> > before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by

> > puberty that it'll be

> > too late. Any suggestions?

> > love and blessings

> > Teri

> >

>

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This is the protocol:http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Protocols/LDM-100There are also photos of the rash in the "files" section of this message board.Check out our archive section, there's is a lot of info. about it there. Also, on the Autism-Mercury message board.To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, July 1, 2010 8:12:27 AMSubject: Re: Re: Sensitivity in Fingers

Can you tell me about LDM-100 for measles? Thx, Alison M Re: Sensitivity in Fingers OCD is a label like autism. It just means a group of particular behaviors that significantly impair one at school or home or relationships, etc. But, what is being found is that when the biomedical treatments are given for autism (digestive aids, antivirals, antibacterials, detoxers, anti-inflammatories , etc.), then their autism symptoms are decreasing, but also other diagnoses are being rid, such as OCD, ADHD, asthma, seizures, Bipolar, etc. There is not a medical test for OCD, but many are reporting losing OCD

symptoms from biomedical treatments. Antibacterials seem to be the most likely to rid OCD, but some also need probiotics to ensure certain B vitamins, like inositol, start being produced and absorbed by the body. Hopefully at some point in the future, when and if mainstream medical catches up to what is being accomplished in the autism recovery arena, there will be a medical test for OCD. Right now, mainstream medical still thinks that psych meds are the best treatment. I had one on psych meds for OCD and other things, and they only helped a tiny bit. Within a few days of biomed, I was freaking out at how successful a few digestive aids were in comparison to psych meds. Love and prayers, Heidi N > > > > I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from > > struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at > > age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think > > that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy > > is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms > > away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the > > need for modifications and no one thinking he had "all those diagnoses" > > before, but he is not the same as he

would have been had he been > > recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to > > fit-in, but there will always be some markings of some sort, even if > > just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those > > markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general > > population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go > > around undiagnosed who fit in as well. > > > > I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if > > stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house > > was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause > > really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly, > > and have things for die-off on

board. We use Modifilan, broccoli > > sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and > > liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used. > > Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use > > anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root, > > Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if > > there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not > > working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed. > > > > Love and prayers, > > > > Heidi N > > > > > > > > > > What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy > > has many ocd behaviors and

rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and > > paces. He other than those tell > > tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on > > appropriate social skills > > and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have to get working on > > his protocol > > before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by > > puberty that it'll be > > too late. Any suggestions? > > love and blessings > > Teri > > >

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Thanks for your reply. Appreciate your help.

However, now I have some more questions. This protocol says that you can go upto

1 tsp x thrice daily. Some parents have suggested going low and slow. I would be

apprehensive to go that high with my little guy (32 lbs).

Also you mentioned parasite cleanse. What's the best time to do that? Before or

after anti-viral? And how do I know whether DS needs it at all. Is there a

specific order for anti-bacterial, anti-viral, parasites? I do have Rx

anti-fungal onboard already.

Best regards,

Arpita.

> > >

> > > I didn't start treatments on one of mine till age 14. He went from

> > > struggling in special needs schooling to regular educations classes at

> > > age 15. I think that almost everyone can be recovered, but I do think

> > > that the sooner, the more close they will be to 99% recovered. My boy

> > > is now 18, and he still needs diet and treatments to keep symptoms

> > > away. He finished out the last three years of high school without the

> > > need for modifications and no one thinking he had " all those diagnoses "

> > > before, but he is not the same as he would have been had he been

> > > recovered sooner or never ill. So, have hopes of recovery enough to

> > > fit-in, but there

> will always be some markings of some sort, even if

> > > just because they grew up in a different mind-set for a time. But, those

> > > markings are often no more than what is typically seen in the general

> > > population. There are so many with ADD and clumsiness and OCD who go

> > > around undiagnosed who fit in as well.

> > >

> > > I have one that stims when her zinc levels are low, so I wonder if

> > > stimming in general is related to that. What has rid OCD at my house

> > > was Mindlinx, Resveratrol, Houttuynia, and Cumanda. They can cause

> > > really bad die-off, so one needs to understand how to use them properly,

> > > and have things for die-off on board. We use Modifilan, broccoli

> > > sprouts (comes in capsules), and several other things for die-off and

> > > liver support. Zthromax is the antibiotic that is most commonly used.

>

> > > Often, people can get worse when initially starting treatments. We use

> > > anti-inflammatories and digestion support like turmeric, ginger root,

> > > Acai berry, Goji, digestive enzymes, cod liver oil, etc. It seems as if

> > > there are many little things throughout their bodies that are not

> > > working correctly, so that several things seem to be needed.

> > >

> > > Love and prayers,

> > >

> > > Heidi N

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > What are the best antibacterials to help eliminate ocd's? My ten yo boy

> > > has many ocd behaviors and rituals. He also stims (flaps hands) and

> > > paces. He other than those tell

> > > tale asd behaviors appears very typical, We are also working on

> > > appropriate social skills

> > > and conversational skills. His Dan doc told me I have

> to get working on

> > > his protocol

> > > before puberty sets in, which led me to believe if hes not recovered by

> > > puberty that it'll be

> > > too late. Any suggestions?

> > > love and blessings

> > > Teri

> > >

> >

>