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Oh I just remember a story of a little girl who was put on ProEFA by

Nordic Naturals this is the omega oils - this little girl after

being give this supplement started talking naturally and the mom

recalls that the little girl was so happy to notice and told her

mom " look I can walk like you " this mom did not even realize that

the little girl knew she walked differently than every one else. Ann

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> Hi All,

>

> Has anyone seen their toe-walking child stop toe-walking? If so,

what did

> you do?

>

> I was hoping that after getting the yeast and Clostridia way under

control,

> my 8 year old daughter would stop her toe-walking.

Does she have a bowel impaction? Have you removed offending foods?

Those are commonly associated with toe-walking, in addition to yeast.

Dana

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Milk and Dairy -- She had been GFCFSF for 1-1/2 years and that had no effect.

Now she is on the HNI Enzymes and enjoying milk products without any bad

effects.

Some people say that low tryptophan can cause toe-walking, so I started her

on 5HTP today.

Thanks,

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I heard of a girl that stopped toe walking after milk & dairy were

removed. Have you tried that? Best wishes.

Kate C.

Hi All,

>

> Has anyone seen their toe-walking child stop toe-walking? If so,

what did

> you do?

>

> I was hoping that after getting the yeast and Clostridia way under

control,

> my 8 year old daughter would stop her toe-walking. We just

finished round 11

> of the chelation. Last year we did all the traditional things for

> toe-walking -- Botox in each calf and casts to stretch the

Achille's tendons.

> The Pediatric Rehab Doctor prescribed all of this. My daughter

also had

> braces and LOTS of physical therapy. As soon as the BOTOX wore

off, she was

> back on her toes. This year we have really fought any dysbiois and

we are

> chelating her. However, she is still more or less a toe-walker.

We make

> sure she does all kinds of activities and she even cross-country

skiis. BUT

> SHE STILL WALKS ON HER TOES. HELP!

> in Salt Lake City

>

>

>

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>Some people say that low tryptophan can cause toe-walking, so I started

her

on 5HTP today.

Are you aware that Tryptophan and 5htp ARE NOT THE SAME,

and taking 5HTP is only provides a portion of the pathway from

Tryptophan to Serotonin and Melatonin?

You might want to do some more investigation as to the value of

Tryptophan in helping to resolve the situation...and what might be

missing when you use 5 HTP.

Dolphi

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Yep, she was GFCF for 1-1/2 years. She toe-walked the whole time. Now she

is on the ENZYMES and she is able to handle Casein and Gluten. She is still

toe-walking.

You can understand my frustration, I'm sure.

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Our five year old walked on his toes quite a bit. After I put him on the gfcf

diet I have not seen him walking on his toes.

Kalzangluv

" katecis2000 <robcorcis.ca@...> " <robcorcis.ca@...> wrote:---

In , BrandtMrse@a... wrote:

>

I heard of a girl that stopped toe walking after milk & dairy were

removed. Have you tried that? Best wishes.

Kate C.

Hi All,

>

> Has anyone seen their toe-walking child stop toe-walking? If so,

what did

> you do?

>

> I was hoping that after getting the yeast and Clostridia way under

control,

> my 8 year old daughter would stop her toe-walking. We just

finished round 11

> of the chelation. Last year we did all the traditional things for

> toe-walking -- Botox in each calf and casts to stretch the

Achille's tendons.

> The Pediatric Rehab Doctor prescribed all of this. My daughter

also had

> braces and LOTS of physical therapy. As soon as the BOTOX wore

off, she was

> back on her toes. This year we have really fought any dysbiois and

we are

> chelating her. However, she is still more or less a toe-walker.

We make

> sure she does all kinds of activities and she even cross-country

skiis. BUT

> SHE STILL WALKS ON HER TOES. HELP!

> in Salt Lake City

>

>

>

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toe walking for us didn't show up until the diet, but that's because

i replaced dairy with soy. when i removed the soy all negative

autistic-like behaviors left... well until we started chelation.

m.l.

> >

> I heard of a girl that stopped toe walking after milk & dairy were

> removed. Have you tried that? Best wishes.

>

> Kate C.

>

>

>

> Hi All,

> >

> > Has anyone seen their toe-walking child stop toe-walking? If

so,

> what did

> > you do?

> >

> > I was hoping that after getting the yeast and Clostridia way

under

> control,

> > my 8 year old daughter would stop her toe-walking. We just

> finished round 11

> > of the chelation. Last year we did all the traditional things

for

> > toe-walking -- Botox in each calf and casts to stretch the

> Achille's tendons.

> > The Pediatric Rehab Doctor prescribed all of this. My daughter

> also had

> > braces and LOTS of physical therapy. As soon as the BOTOX wore

> off, she was

> > back on her toes. This year we have really fought any dysbiois

and

> we are

> > chelating her. However, she is still more or less a toe-

walker.

> We make

> > sure she does all kinds of activities and she even cross-country

> skiis. BUT

> > SHE STILL WALKS ON HER TOES. HELP!

> > in Salt Lake City

> >

> >

> >

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