Gluten,maybe. GI,definitely.

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I am more aware than ever before about what makes my autism worse.Now that I am using things that have greatly improved my T-cell and lymphocyte count,I don't get the crazy high fevers anymore,but I do still have my severe GI problems.If I have a couple of days of severe GI symptoms,without fever,like I have had recently,by the third day,I have the handflapping,the vocal stimming,and the cognitive deterioration.

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Hi ,

I have been reading all your posts and find them very helpful and interesting. My 7 year old Autistic son had major GI issues and has hand flapping and loud vocal stims at times. I find it interesting that you mention it is from your GI flare ups. We have been advised that since my son has environmental allergies and very sensative to mold now that it is in it's peak season in New York - that the vocal stims and hand flapping at this time are due to the environmental allergies. Just curious to get your take on that. Thanks again for all your input and comments on the board.

Bernice

Gluten,maybe. GI,definitely.

I am more aware than ever before about what makes my autism worse.Now that I am using things that have greatly improved my T-cell and lymphocyte count,I don't get the crazy high fevers anymore,but I do still have my severe GI problems.If I have a couple of days of severe GI symptoms,without fever,like I have had recently,by the third day,I have the handflapping,the vocal stimming,and the cognitive deterioration.

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Hi ,

I have been reading all your posts and find them very helpful and interesting. My 7 year old Autistic son had major GI issues and has hand flapping and loud vocal stims at times. I find it interesting that you mention it is from your GI flare ups. We have been advised that since my son has environmental allergies and very sensative to mold now that it is in it's peak season in New York - that the vocal stims and hand flapping at this time are due to the environmental allergies. Just curious to get your take on that. Thanks again for all your input and comments on the board.

Bernice

Gluten,maybe. GI,definitely.

I am more aware than ever before about what makes my autism worse.Now that I am using things that have greatly improved my T-cell and lymphocyte count,I don't get the crazy high fevers anymore,but I do still have my severe GI problems.If I have a couple of days of severe GI symptoms,without fever,like I have had recently,by the third day,I have the handflapping,the vocal stimming,and the cognitive deterioration.

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Allergies,inflammation,it's all the same.It's all oxidative stress.Some people get autoimmune disease some people get allergies.It all leads to regression. Subject: Re: Gluten,maybe. GI,definitely.To: mb12 valtrex Date: Monday, October 19, 2009, 10:52 AM

Hi ,

I have been reading all your posts and find them very helpful and interesting. My 7 year old Autistic son had major GI issues and has hand flapping and loud vocal stims at times. I find it interesting that you mention it is from your GI flare ups. We have been advised that since my son has environmental allergies and very sensative to mold now that it is in it's peak season in New York - that the vocal stims and hand flapping at this time are due to the environmental allergies. Just curious to get your take on that. Thanks again for all your input and comments on the board.

Bernice

Gluten,maybe. GI,definitely.

I am more aware than ever before about what makes my autism worse.Now that I am using things that have greatly improved my T-cell and lymphocyte count,I don't get the crazy high fevers anymore,but I do still have my severe GI problems.If I have a couple of days of severe GI symptoms,without fever,like I have had recently,by the third day,I have the handflapping, the vocal stimming,and the cognitive deterioration.

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Wow....I wonder if that's what happened with my daughter! She was in the

hospital a couple weeks ago following a seizure, and of course, was pumped full

of antibiotics and antivirals because she had a high fever and they didn't know

why. That of course, kills the GOOD stuff in the gut (and I got her on

probiotics when we came home from hospital) and that can obviously cause GI

problems.

I did notice that her vocal stimming seemed to be worse since then....maybe it's

not just my imagination!

Thanks for the insight!

Anne

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> I am more aware than ever before about what makes my autism worse.Now that I

am using things that have greatly improved my T-cell and lymphocyte count,I

don't get the crazy high fevers anymore,but I do still have my severe GI

problems.If I have a couple of days of severe GI symptoms,without fever,like I

have had recently,by the third day,I have the handflapping,the vocal

stimming,and the cognitive deterioration.

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