Re: Another hmmmmm

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Maddie got such bad rashes but we always noticed that when the temp changed

(either really hot like it is all the time here in TX, or really cold) -- and

what I found for us was food related.

Maddie would also get rashes around her wrists and they would weep. (and behind

her knees and they would make her PJ's stick to her legs, I cried about that.)

I know how STUPID this sounds...BUT when it's too hot or too cold, I think that

the potassium/sodium gets out of balance. -- and when this happens endema

happens and her hands would get swollen (causing the deficiency to get worse of

other vitamins).

We gave her high doses of her bio-available vitamins or if it were for me, I

would take just vitamins with digestive enzymes, and CLO. (a couple times a day)

I also would eat Vitamin D drops like candy.

I also juiced celery (high in natural sodium) and normally you would use carrots

but Maddie couldn't tolerate them, so I used parsley instead. This usually

helped too.

laura

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> Ok, same asd nephew I've been talking about the past couple of days: his

mother just sent me a picture of his hands. He's got these crazy red rings

around his wrists and his knuckles are red and really swollen w/ patches of

eczema covering. I'm in RI and she's close by in MA and the weather's been

nasty cold the past couple of days. Because of this, I would automatically

assume his hands were chapped and red from the cold and wind but his knuckles

seem too swollen for that to be the culprit. Has anyone heard of anything like

this? Maybe it's an odd reaction to a new exposure? the rings around his

wrists are curious...she said it looked as if he had been sucking on them....his

teacher reasurred her that he had not. hmmmm.

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