Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

[Guest guest]

Oh yeah, I get the sugar thing... people who have had gastric bypass cannot absorb sugar from what I have heard, so when they eat too much, they get diarrhea. So it makes sense that those with colon issues of various sorts would also have this problem.That is good you eliminated the seizures. Do you think that because you removed so much sugar and carb from his diet that possibly the resulting diet was ketogenic, and that is what helped (along with fixing gut problems)?It is amazing the reactions people can have to food and the varied response! Advise on the Alletess testing? Did you see my PS on the other message?PS Re: IGG testing, I know you recommend Alletess... do I need the doctor to sign the paper before they test, or can I just send the sample to them and have them send the doctor the results? Can I have the doctor draw the blood and send to them directly? I think if I asked my DAN to order IGG tests, he would want to go thru Great Plains, and they are much more expensive?? --- ToniTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, July 29, 2010 3:49:15 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.



no I don't think those who are lactose intollerant are reacting to the milk protien as they are still intaking milk just lactose free milk. so the example would still stand that you can react to "other" things then just protiens, enzymes play into that as well....for example if you are low in enzymes to fats you are more likly to see your child react to fats like they would with protiens, for example, my son lacks enzymes for fats, so he reacts to milk fat (ghee) and soy oil and letathin (emulsifier but soy derived). we have done secretin pushes via GI scope and shown this to be an issue. he also is low in carb and sugar enzymes. so he is also lactose intollerent, so lets say he couldnt' do coconut, I would NOT do a coconut sugar, or to maple, a maple sugar, as his IGG panel would show reactions to those items....

does that make sense?

kids with fat enzymes issues show via low muscle tone, low fat levels on their bodies, and floating stools. (watch do they sink or float)

as for your brother, celiac groups will tell you no more then 20PPM, some will say 10PPM depending how sensitive you are. if he reacts to air born he SHOULD fall into the 10PPM grouping...

my son also seizers with air born 3 days AFTER they have cooked with it in a room, can't do stickers, tape, stamps or envelope licking ect. used to have 80-100 seizers a day.....all solved with NO cc issues of gluten at all.

Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Many people are not sensitive to soy lecithin or soy oil because the protein has been extracted and protein is where the allergen lies. So a lot of people will have success with NN and other soy oil containing products. Some people are ultra-sensitive and even the small amount will have an effect.My brother has celiac disease and he can eat at taco bell (hard tacos) even though there is some gluten in the seasoning, but a cracker will make him sick all day (till he takes a gluten-ease capsule) Anyway, my point is, everyone's body is different... if NN is working for you, keep it but if you aren't seeing anything from your soy-containing oil, switch it! :-)

--- Toni

[Guest guest]

You're welcome. Hope this helps. She also has a free clinic in India that she visits very frequently.nancy j

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From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]



no the seizers disappeared with ONLY doing gfcf and he was getting plenty of carbs still. infact I over did rice to the point that he ended up allergic to it in 2 weeks *his gut was a MESS!!! the seizers stopped 24 hours after pulling all the gluten. the first gluten infraction was a grand mal which sent us on the journey of realizing he had been having soooo many seizers before we just had no idea all his zoning out was that before! we look back at baby movies now and cringe knowing what was going on. we later did the ketogenic diet and he was in bad ketosis and loosing rapid weight and had to put carbs back in!

yes you have to have a drs signiture on alletess, you can order the kit for 10 dollars have htem sign it, get the blood drawn and send it in, they will send him the results. great plains outsources it TO alletess, so it's the same test you literailly are just paying the middleman....so let your DAN know that and save you all money!

sorry no I never saw the PS

Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Many people are not sensitive to soy lecithin or soy oil because the protein has been extracted and protein is where the allergen lies. So a lot of people will have success with NN and other soy oil containing products. Some people are ultra-sensitive and even the small amount will have an effect.My brother has celiac disease and he can eat at taco bell (hard tacos) even though there is some gluten in the seasoning, but a cracker will make him sick all day (till he takes a gluten-ease capsule) Anyway, my point is, everyone's body is different... if NN is working for you, keep it but if you aren't seeing anything from your soy-containing oil, switch it! :-)

--- Toni

[Guest guest]

Wow, what luck. I have to e-mail her instead of driving every month. Great for you!!nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

I can't get hold of her yet though. She doesn't come in the office every day, only for appointments. Hopefully, she will call me back, if not, I am calling again.

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Yes, we found out about Neocate Jr. through our GI doctor. I will look into WIC, that formula is expensive.

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

She spends time in Canada, India and in . She's dependable though, so you will hear from her when she's in town. I e-mail her and go to see her with our guy once or twice a year, depending on what we're doing.nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

, one more question. Does Dr. Tarasuk order blood, urine, stool, etc. tests to start the treatment?

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

She will talk with you and ask you what you want to do, where you are financially and then make suggestions. We had the typical tests done by our pediatrician (blood, metals) and did a comprehensive stool, peptide test (opiate test) and an oat (for fungus, yeasts, and lots of other stuff. Those were the best we could afford and gave us the most info for the least cash. However, be very honest, up front and transparent with her. She will watch your child and make recommendations and pick up on things in your child's behavior that will guide your therapies.nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

, thank you so much for your answers. I think I will sleep well tonight.

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Wednesday, July 28, 2010, 11:10 AM

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Hi D.please have a look at www.g-therapy.orgthey have great success on autism too.2010/7/28 firk87

 

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?

D.

-- mit freundlichen GrüssenKarim Trojette

[Guest guest]

Thank you, I will check it out.

Dovile

Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex Date: Monday, August 2, 2010, 2:52 AM

Hi D.please have a look at www.g-therapy. orgthey have great success on autism too.

2010/7/28 firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

-- mit freundlichen GrüssenKarim Trojette

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

I wanted to ask you if you know what dose of multivitamins to give for a 2 year old. I bought the SuperNuThera multivitamins in liquid form, but couldn't find info on how much to give. Thanks.

Dovile

Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dovile,

I don't give SuperNuThera to my son, just because when I started I didn't know about it. By the time I found out about it, I was already used to giving other stuff. I recommended it because it doesn't have excess copper, which our kids have too much of, and it has increased B6, which helps our kids alot. Have you tried contacting Kirkmans to ask about dosing? Sorry I couldn't help more.

Kim

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, August 3, 2010 2:16:37 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi Kim,

I wanted to ask you if you know what dose of multivitamins to give for a 2 year old. I bought the SuperNuThera multivitamins in liquid form, but couldn't find info on how much to give. Thanks.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Kim. I went on line and found out that it is better to start with 1/4 of teaspoon and then slowly increase it up to 1 teaspoon. But I also found out that according to SCD (special carbohydrate diet) these vitamins (I bought in liquid) have some illegal ingredients like Sorbitol. So I will be returning it. Oh, and it does have a lot of vitamin B-6 and I read that it can make your kid really hyper and I don't know if I can handle a more hyper kid. What other multivitamins do you use?

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

My son takes B6, a multi, sublingual B, zinc, magnesium, cod liver oil, a multi, vitamin D, oxytocin, taurine, nystatin and probiotics. He used to be on a GFCF diet for about 2 years, but has been off for over a year or so and is almost recovered. We have an upcoming consultation with Pierre Fontaine, and have found a center nearby that offers HBOT, infrared sauna and neurofeedback (as well as traditional biomed) subsidized with grants (I know, I feel like it's a miracle). We also have an RDI consultant lined up for after the new year. So, I feel very confident that he'll be recovered this year.

Kim

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, August 4, 2010 12:14:38 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Thanks, Kim. I went on line and found out that it is better to start with 1/4 of teaspoon and then slowly increase it up to 1 teaspoon. But I also found out that according to SCD (special carbohydrate diet) these vitamins (I bought in liquid) have some illegal ingredients like Sorbitol. So I will be returning it. Oh, and it does have a lot of vitamin B-6 and I read that it can make your kid really hyper and I don't know if I can handle a more hyper kid. What other multivitamins do you use?

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

So as I understand it, you don't do multivitamins that are like SuperNuThera (a combination of them). You buy each separately. I was hoping to start some multivitamins before we see DAN, but that will be only in 3 weeks. But I started giving my son cod liver oil. Oh, do you give cod liver oil with or without vitamins A and D? Sorry, I am new, I have a lot to learn.

Good to hear encouraging stories. Thank you.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dovile,

I use the Nordic Naturals children's DHA for my son. Based on info I learned at the time, I give him twice the recommended dosage, but that still doesn't exceed safety on Vit A (I don't think it contains D). This supplement comes from a clean source, but I know some parents won't/can't use it because I think it contains soy. was never that sensitive. To be honest, at the time I picked the product, I was just looking for something I could get my son to take, was affordable, and was a good quality product, and this fit the bill on all three counts.

CLO was one of the first supplements I started and he showed immediate benefit in that visual stimming stopped right away. He used to hold a toy close to his face, but in the line of his peripheral vison, then kind of shake his head and eyes at the toy. That stopped immediately, then returned when I switched brands, so the Nordic Naturals are a good fit for us.

There's nothing wrong with having some basics on board before you see your DAN. Just be sure to add only one thing at a time, build up to the proper dose and wait several days before adding another thing, so you know if the supplement is giving benefits or problems. It would be helpful to keep a journal, but some short notes on how your think the supplement is working will do, if you're pressed for time.

How old is your little one? What age was he/she diagnosed? Have you seen the ATEC test and parent supplement ratings at ARI (autism.com)? I found these tools very helpful to getting started.

Kim

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, August 4, 2010 4:38:15 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

So as I understand it, you don't do multivitamins that are like SuperNuThera (a combination of them). You buy each separately. I was hoping to start some multivitamins before we see DAN, but that will be only in 3 weeks. But I started giving my son cod liver oil. Oh, do you give cod liver oil with or without vitamins A and D? Sorry, I am new, I have a lot to learn.

Good to hear encouraging stories. Thank you.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

Thanks again. My little one is only 24 months, he doesn't have a diagnosis, but he has "red flags" for autism. We just started early intervention to work on his behavior and he has been receiving OT and ST since the middle of March. But as I mom I know that something is not right, he started regressing after getting his MMR shot (the biggest concern at that time was that he lost the words he knew). Now I believe that he had some immune system problems before hand. He has severe food allergies (dairy, peanut, soy, egg, etc.) and he has eczema. He also had a reflux, but he seems to be OK now. And now his behavior is out of control - he growls, he screams, runs around a lot and does weird things with his hands, not flapping, but more like scratching the surface of different objects and he mouths things a lot..and the list goes on..

Today I started reading "Children with Starving Brains" and I am so mad and angry..I wish I knew any better than vaccinating my child.

I will look into ATEC test and I will check out Nordic Naturals vitamins.

Also, I keep a note pad near my computer so I could write things about his behavior so keeping a journal won't be a problem. I think it is a very good idea.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Dovile,In my experience, I gave supernuthera to my son and he went literally crazy, so hyper it was hard to handle, I didn't know at the time that you have to try and wait for results and then remove stuff and all that, anyway, I ended up removing it and it was a mayor relief, so them I started him with the regula children multi from kirkman the chewable, and was a mayor gain, I only add 1/2 chewable tablet of b6-mag, he thiks the chewable stuff are candys so for him vitamin time is a treat. I give him the CLO from Nordic Naturals the orange flavor, it is said that it has soy, but no bad reaction here, i started slow, and now according to the dan doctor i give him 1 spoon 2x per day, I also give him the mb12 shots, and some yeast protocol, he is on the GFCF diet, and cal-mag,

sometimes i give him melatonine to sleep, and for the last month Liver life as liver helper (has worked wonders here) and cytoflora from bioray. i almost forgot about his enzymes and the cd-biotics probiotics from kirkman at nite time. Trying to integrate the taurine for bile (his stools aren't brown yet)and not sure about l-carnitine.If you have question send me and email, I'd been in this for almost 6 months now, but, believe me you learn quickly :)SMTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, August 4, 2010 4:38:15 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

So as I understand it, you don't do multivitamins that are like SuperNuThera (a combination of them). You buy each separately. I was hoping to start some multivitamins before we see DAN, but that will be only in 3 weeks. But I started giving my son cod liver oil. Oh, do you give cod liver oil with or without vitamins A and D? Sorry, I am new, I have a lot to learn.

Good to hear encouraging stories. Thank you.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Yes, I meant to say the same thing. Email me if you have any questions.

Kim

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, August 5, 2010 10:13:36 AMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Dovile,

In my experience, I gave supernuthera to my son and he went literally crazy, so hyper it was hard to handle, I didn't know at the time that you have to try and wait for results and then remove stuff and all that, anyway, I ended up removing it and it was a mayor relief, so them I started him with the regula children multi from kirkman the chewable, and was a mayor gain, I only add 1/2 chewable tablet of b6-mag, he thiks the chewable stuff are candys so for him vitamin time is a treat. I give him the CLO from Nordic Naturals the orange flavor, it is said that it has soy, but no bad reaction here, i started slow, and now according to the dan doctor i give him 1 spoon 2x per day, I also give him the mb12 shots, and some yeast protocol, he is on the GFCF diet, and cal-mag, sometimes i give him melatonine to sleep, and for the last month Liver life as liver helper (has worked wonders here) and cytoflora from bioray. i almost forgot about his enzymes and

the cd-biotics probiotics from kirkman at nite time. Trying to integrate the taurine for bile (his stools aren't brown yet)and not sure about l-carnitine.

If you have question send me and email, I'd been in this for almost 6 months now, but, believe me you learn quickly

SM

From: Dovile P. <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, August 4, 2010 4:38:15 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

So as I understand it, you don't do multivitamins that are like SuperNuThera (a combination of them). You buy each separately. I was hoping to start some multivitamins before we see DAN, but that will be only in 3 weeks. But I started giving my son cod liver oil. Oh, do you give cod liver oil with or without vitamins A and D? Sorry, I am new, I have a lot to learn.

Good to hear encouraging stories. Thank you.

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Hi S M,

Thanks for the info. I started giving my son cod liver oil from Kirkman labs because it does not have soy. I think my son can tolerate small amounts of soy, but at the same time his eczema flares up, so I wonder if that is related (most likely it is). So for now no soy, dairy, egg, etc.

I checked out Kirkman the chewable vitamins, so they have stuff that is not good according to SCD. So I can't wait to discuss diet options with DAN. May be I don't have to be that strict trying to avoid so much stuff. May be some ingredients would be OK, even though they should be avoided.

Here is the link there they talk about "illegal ingredients".

http://www.pecanbread.com/supplements.html

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Kim.

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

I was thinking that if you join the scd diet group or the pecanbread group and/or others, I'm pretty sure they can tell you very easyly what supplements to give, because they did their research already. Just a thoughtSMTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, August 5, 2010 4:08:37 PMSubject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi S M,

Thanks for the info. I started giving my son cod liver oil from Kirkman labs because it does not have soy. I think my son can tolerate small amounts of soy, but at the same time his eczema flares up, so I wonder if that is related (most likely it is). So for now no soy, dairy, egg, etc.

I checked out Kirkman the chewable vitamins, so they have stuff that is not good according to SCD. So I can't wait to discuss diet options with DAN. May be I don't have to be that strict trying to avoid so much stuff. May be some ingredients would be OK, even though they should be avoided.

Here is the link there they talk about "illegal ingredients" .

http://www.pecanbre ad.com/supplemen ts.html

Dovile

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.

[Guest guest]

I have to say it is a good thought.

From: Kim <delicateflower_ kkyahoo (DOT) com>Subject: Re: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Thursday, July 29, 2010, 6:03 AM

I don't think these have to be an either or situation. Biomed has done wonders for my son, but we're still going to try homeopathy too, because I've heard such wonderful things about it. So, we have an upcoming consult with Pierre Fontaine, who is a classical homeopath. Google his name and biomed radio to listen to an excellent interview he did where he explains homeopathy. In the interview he states that he doesn't ask parents to discontinue biomed when they begin homeopathy because the biomed interventions do work. They address deficits in metabolism, nutrition and the body in general that are caused by autism. What classical homeopathy does is address the underlying conditions that cause the body to not work optimally. So, what I'm hearing from biomed parents that have gone to Pierre is that their children no longer need all the supplements.

What I would do is immediately start my child on a good multivitamin, like SuperNuThera from Kirkman Labs, give him or her a good cod liver oil from Nordic Naturals, or some other brand that is very clean, begin weaning him or her off milk/casein to see if that helps, same with gluten, then continue to research and look for proffessionals to work with that you feel are a good fit for your family, both philosophically and financially.

Kim

From: firk87 <firk87yahoo (DOT) com>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, July 28, 2010 2:10:06 PMSubject: Biomedical treatment or homeopathy.

Hi. I wanted to ask an advice on which way to go to help my son. I would like to try biomedical treatment, but I don't want to rule out the homeopathy. Any suggestions?D.