Re: Re: Metabolic Testing Results of Verbal Apraxic Chi...

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hi,

you would never do a challenge to see what came out. you need to do so many

more tests before just doing a challenge. Read the DAN protocol, chelation is

not warranted in every case, tha is for extreme levels. Cilantro is a major no

no to try on your own if you do move mercury out it may also move it right

back in. Thsi isn't something to be undertaken on your owm w/o medical advice.

Just my opionion from the hours of talking to MD's and research. Not warranted

in every case.

Colleen

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Hi,

I forgot to add, we are seeing a medicalMD pediatric allergist/immunologist

to do an immunological work-up on our son because of his muscle wasting. He may

have other things going on besides metal toxicity, however going by symptoms

alone, his cerebral sympoms is proof enough for me that something is eating

him up internally.Mercury does not show up on a blood test alone, unless it is

recent like within past week, it manifests in what it does metabolically, from

fat absorption, amoino acid absorption, sulfur absorption, and like i said

before, not something done unless under supervision of MD.The symptoms ar

manifested in as where the poison decided to take up residence in the brain. And

as

far as the themerisol connection, the drug companies will never admit their

role, as not enough research has been done. Just look at how they slipped in

protection to drug companies for vaccines int the Homeland Security Act last

year, or the year before,(I'm not sure).

It is the accumulation over time and some people are more predisposed to the

effects of mercury than others. Just do a search on teething powders from the

1940's calomel a product that was in teething powders, children became

mercury poisoned. And their symptoms ranged from undeveloped speech to

dysarthric

type to vestibular problems, to psychotic disorders.

Colleen

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Hi ,

'Thanks for the explanation. Believe me I wish I wasn't having to go down

this path. But like I said, while my son on EFA's, he was doing fabulous, except

the one thing that was giving me knots in my stomach, was the malnourished

look he was getting. I didn't want to stop them, but I needed the

" professiona;s "

to see it wasn't all in my head, and with him on the EFA's they wouldn't see

what I knew was happening. My son was soooo bad last Monday night it really

scared me, and I started giving them to him again to " he... " with the neuro

appointment, within 24 hours he was back to the wonderful self, so whatever is

leaking into his system the oils are preventing the toxic waste being dumped

into his system, but since he isn't gaining weight or growing, he hasn't lost

any

weight, he is just using muscle for energy, I look at pictures from last

summer compared to now, and his upper arms have shrunk. So I am on my never

ending journey to figure out what will be the best route for him. Also, his

balance

went back to age appropriate when I started them again. So I am a true

believer in them, but I need some more help. Thanks again.

Colleen

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In a message dated 3/21/04 6:06:23 AM Pacific Standard Time,

kiddietalk@... writes:

> What type of vestibular problems -- this is how it was worded in the

> article about baby teething powders " abnormal vestibular response "

What I did find was it was ototoxic to the little hairs in the inner ear,

like gentamycin is ototoxic to the inner ear.

Of course , trying to locate artile, can't find it, but I will try later

tonight. Most of what I can remember balance, how my PT explained was like

everything else their are ranges of vestibular problems, like spin a neuro

typical

child in a chair, and after a few turns, look at how their eyes respond, now do

someone with a vestib problem and their eyes don't respond the same way. What

I see with my son, when he and his sisters do the spin till you get dizzy

game, he can keep going and going and going.... and NOT loose his balance, but

ask this kid to stand on one foot w/arms outstretched and he falls to the ground

try and figure that one out. Most kids (well mine) can go about 6 or 7,tops,

then they loose footing. He can do way more, but has a hard time sitting on a

chair w/o falling off.

I will try to find the article, but my computer froze last night and I lost

alot of info I had saved, well I can't find it now. But will try.

As far as G-force rides, my son will have to locate a willing partner cause

not one person in this household would even contemplate going on one of those.

I can't handle a ferris wheel !

Thanks again,

Colleen

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I do remember when we went to Hershey Park when he was about 3 I took him on

that spinning tea cup ride and he loved it, my husband was mad at me saying he

was too young, but I think we went on it about 12 tiomes, I was getting

nauseous, but he kept at it.