Re: What would cause my son's sensory issues to come back?

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For my son, that is yeast overgrowth. Try increasing your yeast protocol a bit and see if it helps. Tori Tuncan For the past couple of days I have noticed that my son seems to be more sensitive to noise. For example, yesterday his sister and I started to sing a song and he quickly covered his ears and yelled, "stop singing!!" He hasn't done this in months, and we thought that his sensory issues had become a thigk of the past. He's also been a bit defiant lately - more than usual. This is so frustrating, because just when you think you have issue dealt with, new ones pop up! Cole, 6, ASD

[Guest guest]

Tori, thank you. That is what I'm thinking as well. We ran out of yogurt

starter and he hasn't had any goat yogurt for about 5 days now. Cooking up a

batch right now!

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> > For the past couple of days I have noticed that my son seems to be

> > more sensitive to noise. For example, yesterday his sister and I

> > started to sing a song and he quickly covered his ears and yelled,

> > " stop singing!! " He hasn't done this in months, and we thought that

> > his sensory issues had become a thigk of the past. He's also been a

> > bit defiant lately - more than usual. This is so frustrating,

> > because just when you think you have issue dealt with, new ones pop

> > up!

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> > Cole, 6, ASD

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