RE: Dark circles under my daughter eyes

[Guest guest]

> Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack of

> sleep?

I think - allergies to food or toxins.

Also, I remember some time ago explaning something about PST and lack

of sulfate.

Valentina

[Guest guest]

Often referred to as " gluten shiners "

May also be related to kidney congestion

And Adrenal stress

Dolphi

> Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack of

> sleep?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/6/2003 11:52:44 PM Central Standard Time,

imginzburg@... writes:

> Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack of

> sleep? She seemed to sleep enough today, but had those dark circles.

> I would so much appreciate any advice.

>

That can be a sign of food allergies/sensitivities and mold sensitivities.

Might start checking to see if it happens when mold count is high or when she

eats certain foods.

[Guest guest]

My daughter also has dark cirlces under her eyes; her DAN doctor was also

convinced it was food allergies, and yet, when we did the BIOSET tests she

was not allergic to anything (except giardia). Go figure - she eats a LOT - a

constant grazer, and takes mega supplements, so I'm sure she's getting all

the proper nutrients. Any other ideas?

[Guest guest]

Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack of

> sleep?

Dark circles can be symptom of phenol sensitivity. Reduce

foods/supplements high in phenols, for info check

http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm. I also give No-Fenol enzyme by

houstonni.com, it has worked great for my son.

[Guest guest]

I noticed this in my son the first time we chelated him with DMSA and ALA.

My son had never had dark circles before, not even when he needed sleep.

He looked awful. Not only did he develop dark circles under his eyes, but

the skin on his face became very dry. He was 9 years old and very high in

all toxic metals. My doctor decided he was detoxing too fast and we

halted that round of chelation. The circles disappeared and I treated the

dry skin with Vitamin E oil and it soon cleared up. I spent the next few

months focusing more on supplements and diet and finally reintroduced ALA.

Then when we tried the next round of DMSA we had no problems.

On another note, I have noticed the last round of DMSA I did with my son he

was much more keyed up than usual. I wouldn't describe it as hyperactivity

as I've seen in other children, but he did seem more anxious less able to

sit still. He is normally a very sedentary person!

M. Bothwell

Waters & Kraus, LLP

200 Oceangate, Suite 520

Long Beach, California 90802

Tel: (562) 436-8833

Fax: (562) 590-7296

nelsoneyes@...

01/07/2003 11:12 cc:

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Dark circles under my

Please respond to daughter eyes

My daughter also has dark cirlces under her eyes; her DAN doctor was also

convinced it was food allergies, and yet, when we did the BIOSET tests she

was not allergic to anything (except giardia). Go figure - she eats a LOT -

a

constant grazer, and takes mega supplements, so I'm sure she's getting all

the proper nutrients. Any other ideas?

[Guest guest]

dark circles can also come about with yeast problems or phenol

problems.

W

> takes mega supplements, so I'm sure she's getting all

> the proper nutrients. Any other ideas?

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[Guest guest]

That type of symptom screams FOOD ALLERGY!!!

Hope this helps : )

[ ] Dark circles under my daughter eyes

Dear listmates,

I get regular reports from the teacher of my 6 years old NT daughter

that she comes in the morning with dark circles under her eyes. It

does not happen every day, and the teacher thinks that in those days

when she has dark circles she is unattentive and is thinking about

something else. Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack of

sleep? She seemed to sleep enough today, but had those dark circles.

I would so much appreciate any advice.

Thank you,

Margaret

[Guest guest]

Also known as " allergic shiners " . Have you had testing done or tried rotation

diet to determine food or environmental allergies? S

From: igorginzburg [mailto: imginzburg@...]To:

@...: Tue, 07 Jan 2003 05:51:44 -0000Subject:

[ ] Dark circles under my daughter eyesDear listmates,I get regular

reports from the teacher of my 6 years old NT daughter that she comes in the

morning with dark circles under her eyes. It does not happen every day, and the

teacher thinks that in those days when she has dark circles she is unattentive

and is thinking about something else. Does anybody know why that may happen,

except lack of sleep? She seemed to sleep enough today, but had those dark

circles. I would so much appreciate any advice.Thank you,Margaret

[Guest guest]

I think you should try the No-fenol product from Houston

Nutraceuticals and join the group. This helps my

son - Phenol are chemicals which has an aromatic ring and a alcohol

(hydroxyl) group.. tyrosine is a component of most proteins and

adrenalin are both phenol - I now give no-fenol to stop my son

meltdowns ( adrenalin rushes). Ann

[Guest guest]

what about phenols? For my dd when she gets a hold of something that is phenolic

she gets the dark circles under her eyes. Possibility to consider.

Karyn

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> From: nelsoneyes@...

> Date: 2003/01/07 Tue PM 02:12:04 EST

>

> Subject: Re: [ ] Dark circles under my daughter eyes

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[Guest guest]

> Dear listmates,

> I get regular reports from the teacher of my 6 years old NT daughter

> that she comes in the morning with dark circles under her eyes. It

> does not happen every day, and the teacher thinks that in those days

> when she has dark circles she is unattentive and is thinking about

> something else. Does anybody know why that may happen, except lack

of

> sleep?

Generally allergies, food/supplement/medication intolerances, phenols,

or yeast.

Dana