Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 If you look under what yeast overgrowth does to the body you will see that there are many many negative effects. What you need to understand is that everyone has yeast - it's just a control factor. What that means is that if there is too much toxicity in the body it will begin to build up pathogens, yeast, viruses, bacteria, fungus etc. in the blood and that eventually can become systemic getting into the tissue lining of the body. This happens because there is a lack of oxygen getting to the blood cells, so the environment for the blood cells becomes unhealthy. For example - if you had a shower and you sealed it off it would begin to build mildew, mold and fungus. That is sort of what happens to your blood. Unwanted particles of substances get into the body through food, vaccines (heavy metals), medications, antibiotics, air borne toxins, preservatives and the list goes on and on. Those substances stifle the oxygen in the blood and build up toxic matter (yeast, fungus, Candida, viruses, bacteria etc). Now the blood cells begin to degenerate slowly because of the poor environment in the body. Clean up the blood and the tissue (CLO2 is a chlorine dioxide which is a type of liquid oxygen) and then the cells will be healthier. Yeast when it starts to exceed normal amounts and gets to an overgrowth level will show first signs on the skin because the skin is the first line of defense in the body. That's the good part...eventually it goes beyond the skin and then it is in the body breaking down the body which you don't want. High yeast can trigger all kinds of symptoms such as hyperactivity, allergies, hand flapping, anger and aggression, mood swings, low blood sugar, brain fog, inflammation and the list goes on and on. So you definitely want to address the yeast. The cause of the high yeast is always the pathogens the body has absorbed into the GI tract (Leaky Gut Syndrome) which children on the autism spectrum all have - children with autism just have more toxicity or a toxic overload than other children on the spectrum. Normal people can have this same issue - all autoimmune disorders...the difference is the toxic overload did not occur in these people from birth to three years of age when the developing brain, sensory, nervous and immune systems were in their delicate stages. Yes, treat your child's yeast - unfortunately yeast overgrowth is one of those poorly understood concepts by western medicine, but it would not be beneficial for your child to wait until they figure this out. Biomedical Consultant ASDpHtestlab@... Back to Balance, Inc.,www.pHtestlab.com 7040 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Suite 4-554Boca Raton, Florida 33433561 482-2855561 289-6750 Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9aol Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 If you look under what yeast overgrowth does to the body you will see that there are many many negative effects. What you need to understand is that everyone has yeast - it's just a control factor. What that means is that if there is too much toxicity in the body it will begin to build up pathogens, yeast, viruses, bacteria, fungus etc. in the blood and that eventually can become systemic getting into the tissue lining of the body. This happens because there is a lack of oxygen getting to the blood cells, so the environment for the blood cells becomes unhealthy. For example - if you had a shower and you sealed it off it would begin to build mildew, mold and fungus. That is sort of what happens to your blood. Unwanted particles of substances get into the body through food, vaccines (heavy metals), medications, antibiotics, air borne toxins, preservatives and the list goes on and on. Those substances stifle the oxygen in the blood and build up toxic matter (yeast, fungus, Candida, viruses, bacteria etc). Now the blood cells begin to degenerate slowly because of the poor environment in the body. Clean up the blood and the tissue (CLO2 is a chlorine dioxide which is a type of liquid oxygen) and then the cells will be healthier. Yeast when it starts to exceed normal amounts and gets to an overgrowth level will show first signs on the skin because the skin is the first line of defense in the body. That's the good part...eventually it goes beyond the skin and then it is in the body breaking down the body which you don't want. High yeast can trigger all kinds of symptoms such as hyperactivity, allergies, hand flapping, anger and aggression, mood swings, low blood sugar, brain fog, inflammation and the list goes on and on. So you definitely want to address the yeast. The cause of the high yeast is always the pathogens the body has absorbed into the GI tract (Leaky Gut Syndrome) which children on the autism spectrum all have - children with autism just have more toxicity or a toxic overload than other children on the spectrum. Normal people can have this same issue - all autoimmune disorders...the difference is the toxic overload did not occur in these people from birth to three years of age when the developing brain, sensory, nervous and immune systems were in their delicate stages. Yes, treat your child's yeast - unfortunately yeast overgrowth is one of those poorly understood concepts by western medicine, but it would not be beneficial for your child to wait until they figure this out. Biomedical Consultant ASDpHtestlab@... Back to Balance, Inc.,www.pHtestlab.com 7040 W. Palmetto Pk. Rd. Suite 4-554Boca Raton, Florida 33433561 482-2855561 289-6750 Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9aol Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Food allergies and sensitivities are so very common in our kids. I work for the school system and so many kids I meet have eczema. Usually the ones who are NOT GFCF and some who are but who continue to eat soy products and/or in products where the soy is a substitute for the dairy/gluten products. Food is very often the culprit though it's generally difficult to identify because the reaction (eczema) is not immediate but happens 2-3 days after eating the offending foods. You can have a blood allergy test, an IgG and an IgE. I don't recall which one is to determine an immediate reaction and which one is to determine a delayed reaction. However, have both done. It is also the time of year for environmental allergies because things are blooming. My son has had eczema since he was about one. We did not initially test because food sensitivities never even occurred to us until we began seeing a DAN doc. Turns out, he has sensitivities to casein, dairy, gluten, wheat and soy, among other things but these were his highest offenders. He was colicky as a baby and was a formula fed baby (formula is dairy based). So, even as a baby, he was trying to tell us this is not good for him. At some point, he got used to it and began to crave it, to the point of eating a lot of yogurt, cheese, other dairy products and drinking soooo much milk. He also has a history of cravings for gluten and soy as well because when he is allowed to eat gluten pizza, he devours it. For my son, we can rotate dairy (he gets none when he is having an outbreak) and soy (though we try to avoid soy) and gluten is in very limited quantities (once a week maybe). For him, it's the accumulation of the products that will cause an outbreak, not one or two times over a period of days. So, if he had pizza on Friday night, birthday cake on Saturday, he has eczema by Monday. Along with that often comes some behaviors like difficulty with changes, easily irritated, spacey, some defiance, even aggression. And, his belly is bloated. He takes Singulair (4 mg) to stop the allergic response and it helps with inflammation. We also have some eczema meds (creams) for emergencies. And, we have eliminated all smelly stuff in laundry detergent, soap, etc. since he appears to be sensitive to that as well. On the days the school mows the lawn, he takes a Zyrtec or a Benadryl because grasses make him crazy! lol! You already said when you try to take him off the diet is when he has outbreaks. Many kids, mostly ours, are sensitive to casein/gluten/soy. Many people in the general population are. We were not meant to consume cow's milk or it's byproducts, it was for emergencies, when breast milk was unavailable. If we all quite eating these products for about 3 weeks and then had a binge, it would adversely affect most of us. But our bodies become accustomed to it so we don't know the difference. I quit eating gluten with my son and wow what a difference when I had a sub and now I know for myself that gluten affects me. Anyway, take some data. We've been tracking my son's eczema for years and find the same thing every time. If you have more questions, let me know. Good luck! From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Food allergies and sensitivities are so very common in our kids. I work for the school system and so many kids I meet have eczema. Usually the ones who are NOT GFCF and some who are but who continue to eat soy products and/or in products where the soy is a substitute for the dairy/gluten products. Food is very often the culprit though it's generally difficult to identify because the reaction (eczema) is not immediate but happens 2-3 days after eating the offending foods. You can have a blood allergy test, an IgG and an IgE. I don't recall which one is to determine an immediate reaction and which one is to determine a delayed reaction. However, have both done. It is also the time of year for environmental allergies because things are blooming. My son has had eczema since he was about one. We did not initially test because food sensitivities never even occurred to us until we began seeing a DAN doc. Turns out, he has sensitivities to casein, dairy, gluten, wheat and soy, among other things but these were his highest offenders. He was colicky as a baby and was a formula fed baby (formula is dairy based). So, even as a baby, he was trying to tell us this is not good for him. At some point, he got used to it and began to crave it, to the point of eating a lot of yogurt, cheese, other dairy products and drinking soooo much milk. He also has a history of cravings for gluten and soy as well because when he is allowed to eat gluten pizza, he devours it. For my son, we can rotate dairy (he gets none when he is having an outbreak) and soy (though we try to avoid soy) and gluten is in very limited quantities (once a week maybe). For him, it's the accumulation of the products that will cause an outbreak, not one or two times over a period of days. So, if he had pizza on Friday night, birthday cake on Saturday, he has eczema by Monday. Along with that often comes some behaviors like difficulty with changes, easily irritated, spacey, some defiance, even aggression. And, his belly is bloated. He takes Singulair (4 mg) to stop the allergic response and it helps with inflammation. We also have some eczema meds (creams) for emergencies. And, we have eliminated all smelly stuff in laundry detergent, soap, etc. since he appears to be sensitive to that as well. On the days the school mows the lawn, he takes a Zyrtec or a Benadryl because grasses make him crazy! lol! You already said when you try to take him off the diet is when he has outbreaks. Many kids, mostly ours, are sensitive to casein/gluten/soy. Many people in the general population are. We were not meant to consume cow's milk or it's byproducts, it was for emergencies, when breast milk was unavailable. If we all quite eating these products for about 3 weeks and then had a binge, it would adversely affect most of us. But our bodies become accustomed to it so we don't know the difference. I quit eating gluten with my son and wow what a difference when I had a sub and now I know for myself that gluten affects me. Anyway, take some data. We've been tracking my son's eczema for years and find the same thing every time. If you have more questions, let me know. Good luck! From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9@... Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9@... Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9@... Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn, Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? To: sList Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AMSubject: Re: Eczema I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList@ yahoogroups. com Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn, Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? To: sList Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AMSubject: Re: Eczema I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList@ yahoogroups. com Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn, Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? To: sList Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AMSubject: Re: Eczema I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList@ yahoogroups. com Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn your pediatrician is right up to a point. A high IgG means that your son had a reaction in the past. How far past? No way to know. But IgG usually decreases as the threat goes away. Think of IgG as a dog barking to a sound outside. They continue to bark even after the sound stops, for a while and gradually quiet down. If the dog continues to bark at high level and you don't hear anything, you might consider there is still an intruder that they can hear and you can't. In other words, if the IgG is still sky high, your son is still being exposed to yeast at a high enough level to keep the IgG " barking " and he is very sensitive to it. Number one place to look is his gut. Yeast is everywhere. We all have it in our digestive tracts. It is usually kept in check by healthy bacteria in our guts. If the healthy bacteria die off, the yeast will take advantage of that and go hog wild. This can happen if we get sick, or if we take antibiotics, or if we do not get the right food to feed the good bacteria or if we eat foods that irritate our guts and feed yeast. Sugar feeds yeast. If your son is sensitive to a food (note: different than allergic) the gut will be irritated and yeast will grow. If it has set up housekeeping in your son and he is sensitive to it, he will not beat it back without help. And if you are not careful, because he is constantly exposed, it will regrow. If your son has not been treated for yeast, it is safe to try it using the methods Theresa has mentioned. Saccharomyces boulardii (you can get it at decent health food stores) is a probiotic that is anti yeast and very safe. If you see an improvement in his eczema, you have helped. Please see eczema as an alarm indicator by the body. It is not just a " skin thing " . It is the skin's manifestation of whole body sensitization. You see the attack on the skin. What you cannot see is the sensitization elsewhere in the body. This could be asthma, bedwetting, stomach cramps, irritability, weight gain, lowered immune resistance, or another symptom. Everybody expresses body inflammation differently. If two or three weeks go by and there is no improvement, you have lost nothing but 2 or three weeks, and your son has missed out on candy. If he improves some but not all, it probably means that yeast is a factor, but you either need to get more aggressive or you have a second problem that the yeast took advantage of to gain ground. It sounds like he cannot tolerate a regular diet yet. Some kids who have been on GFCF can come off it occasionally, but cannot sustain a huge load of gluten and casein for extended period of time because over the days and weeks their gut flora changes. Others can come off permanently, others can come partway off. You have to see what your kid can tolerate. And you have a handy dandy " thermometer " that tells you how he's doing--if the eczema gets worse, his body is inflamed. I will tell you that your pediatrician is not looking at these responses to yeast. The only reaction to yeast your pediatrician is looking for is cheesy white spots in the mouth or a yeast rash in the groin. That is all they teach us in medical school. Otherwise we are taught that yeast is no problem. It is only if we go for biomed training like DAN! or others and see it work in our patients that we learn differently. I used to think as your pediatrician did. I know better now, but not because the medical community gave me the information. The Yeast Connection is a good book, and I also like Special Diets for Special Kids, and any casual search on the net will yield tons of info. The Autism Research Institute website has a lot. Good luck On Mar 31, 2010, at 8:23 AM, <airbucket@... > wrote: > > Theresa, > > Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I > believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older > reactions) and it showed yeast " off the charts " the biomed doctor at > the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's > regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, > and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that > kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT > SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not > indicate ANY problem with yeast. > > I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti > yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right > and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. > > From: badillo9@... > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all > important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in > 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast > dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... > contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G > and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products > almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days > and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work > effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use > stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big > difference. > > In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie@... > writes: > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommie@... > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn your pediatrician is right up to a point. A high IgG means that your son had a reaction in the past. How far past? No way to know. But IgG usually decreases as the threat goes away. Think of IgG as a dog barking to a sound outside. They continue to bark even after the sound stops, for a while and gradually quiet down. If the dog continues to bark at high level and you don't hear anything, you might consider there is still an intruder that they can hear and you can't. In other words, if the IgG is still sky high, your son is still being exposed to yeast at a high enough level to keep the IgG " barking " and he is very sensitive to it. Number one place to look is his gut. Yeast is everywhere. We all have it in our digestive tracts. It is usually kept in check by healthy bacteria in our guts. If the healthy bacteria die off, the yeast will take advantage of that and go hog wild. This can happen if we get sick, or if we take antibiotics, or if we do not get the right food to feed the good bacteria or if we eat foods that irritate our guts and feed yeast. Sugar feeds yeast. If your son is sensitive to a food (note: different than allergic) the gut will be irritated and yeast will grow. If it has set up housekeeping in your son and he is sensitive to it, he will not beat it back without help. And if you are not careful, because he is constantly exposed, it will regrow. If your son has not been treated for yeast, it is safe to try it using the methods Theresa has mentioned. Saccharomyces boulardii (you can get it at decent health food stores) is a probiotic that is anti yeast and very safe. If you see an improvement in his eczema, you have helped. Please see eczema as an alarm indicator by the body. It is not just a " skin thing " . It is the skin's manifestation of whole body sensitization. You see the attack on the skin. What you cannot see is the sensitization elsewhere in the body. This could be asthma, bedwetting, stomach cramps, irritability, weight gain, lowered immune resistance, or another symptom. Everybody expresses body inflammation differently. If two or three weeks go by and there is no improvement, you have lost nothing but 2 or three weeks, and your son has missed out on candy. If he improves some but not all, it probably means that yeast is a factor, but you either need to get more aggressive or you have a second problem that the yeast took advantage of to gain ground. It sounds like he cannot tolerate a regular diet yet. Some kids who have been on GFCF can come off it occasionally, but cannot sustain a huge load of gluten and casein for extended period of time because over the days and weeks their gut flora changes. Others can come off permanently, others can come partway off. You have to see what your kid can tolerate. And you have a handy dandy " thermometer " that tells you how he's doing--if the eczema gets worse, his body is inflamed. I will tell you that your pediatrician is not looking at these responses to yeast. The only reaction to yeast your pediatrician is looking for is cheesy white spots in the mouth or a yeast rash in the groin. That is all they teach us in medical school. Otherwise we are taught that yeast is no problem. It is only if we go for biomed training like DAN! or others and see it work in our patients that we learn differently. I used to think as your pediatrician did. I know better now, but not because the medical community gave me the information. The Yeast Connection is a good book, and I also like Special Diets for Special Kids, and any casual search on the net will yield tons of info. The Autism Research Institute website has a lot. Good luck On Mar 31, 2010, at 8:23 AM, <airbucket@... > wrote: > > Theresa, > > Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I > believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older > reactions) and it showed yeast " off the charts " the biomed doctor at > the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's > regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, > and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that > kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT > SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not > indicate ANY problem with yeast. > > I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti > yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right > and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. > > From: badillo9@... > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all > important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in > 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast > dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... > contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G > and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products > almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days > and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work > effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use > stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big > difference. > > In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie@... > writes: > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommie@... > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 Dawn your pediatrician is right up to a point. A high IgG means that your son had a reaction in the past. How far past? No way to know. But IgG usually decreases as the threat goes away. Think of IgG as a dog barking to a sound outside. They continue to bark even after the sound stops, for a while and gradually quiet down. If the dog continues to bark at high level and you don't hear anything, you might consider there is still an intruder that they can hear and you can't. In other words, if the IgG is still sky high, your son is still being exposed to yeast at a high enough level to keep the IgG " barking " and he is very sensitive to it. Number one place to look is his gut. Yeast is everywhere. We all have it in our digestive tracts. It is usually kept in check by healthy bacteria in our guts. If the healthy bacteria die off, the yeast will take advantage of that and go hog wild. This can happen if we get sick, or if we take antibiotics, or if we do not get the right food to feed the good bacteria or if we eat foods that irritate our guts and feed yeast. Sugar feeds yeast. If your son is sensitive to a food (note: different than allergic) the gut will be irritated and yeast will grow. If it has set up housekeeping in your son and he is sensitive to it, he will not beat it back without help. And if you are not careful, because he is constantly exposed, it will regrow. If your son has not been treated for yeast, it is safe to try it using the methods Theresa has mentioned. Saccharomyces boulardii (you can get it at decent health food stores) is a probiotic that is anti yeast and very safe. If you see an improvement in his eczema, you have helped. Please see eczema as an alarm indicator by the body. It is not just a " skin thing " . It is the skin's manifestation of whole body sensitization. You see the attack on the skin. What you cannot see is the sensitization elsewhere in the body. This could be asthma, bedwetting, stomach cramps, irritability, weight gain, lowered immune resistance, or another symptom. Everybody expresses body inflammation differently. If two or three weeks go by and there is no improvement, you have lost nothing but 2 or three weeks, and your son has missed out on candy. If he improves some but not all, it probably means that yeast is a factor, but you either need to get more aggressive or you have a second problem that the yeast took advantage of to gain ground. It sounds like he cannot tolerate a regular diet yet. Some kids who have been on GFCF can come off it occasionally, but cannot sustain a huge load of gluten and casein for extended period of time because over the days and weeks their gut flora changes. Others can come off permanently, others can come partway off. You have to see what your kid can tolerate. And you have a handy dandy " thermometer " that tells you how he's doing--if the eczema gets worse, his body is inflamed. I will tell you that your pediatrician is not looking at these responses to yeast. The only reaction to yeast your pediatrician is looking for is cheesy white spots in the mouth or a yeast rash in the groin. That is all they teach us in medical school. Otherwise we are taught that yeast is no problem. It is only if we go for biomed training like DAN! or others and see it work in our patients that we learn differently. I used to think as your pediatrician did. I know better now, but not because the medical community gave me the information. The Yeast Connection is a good book, and I also like Special Diets for Special Kids, and any casual search on the net will yield tons of info. The Autism Research Institute website has a lot. Good luck On Mar 31, 2010, at 8:23 AM, <airbucket@... > wrote: > > Theresa, > > Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I > believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older > reactions) and it showed yeast " off the charts " the biomed doctor at > the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's > regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, > and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that > kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT > SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not > indicate ANY problem with yeast. > > I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti > yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right > and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. > > From: badillo9@... > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all > important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in > 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast > dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... > contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G > and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products > almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days > and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work > effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use > stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big > difference. > > In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie@... > writes: > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommie@... > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 frequently a steroid which will make yeast problems worse. > > the only comment I would have on that is that if she wants to find > out the ROOT cause of it, a derma probably wont help with that. In > most cases a typical allopathic derma will just give an Rx for some > cream to subdue symptoms. > > From: Karp > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 11:46 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > Dawn, > > Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? > > > > > > > To: sList > Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AM > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as > the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy > testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you > didn’t see any improvements? > > From: Dawn Gelenski > Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM > To: sList@ yahoogroups. com > Subject: Eczema > > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 frequently a steroid which will make yeast problems worse. > > the only comment I would have on that is that if she wants to find > out the ROOT cause of it, a derma probably wont help with that. In > most cases a typical allopathic derma will just give an Rx for some > cream to subdue symptoms. > > From: Karp > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 11:46 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > Dawn, > > Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? > > > > > > > To: sList > Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AM > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as > the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy > testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you > didn’t see any improvements? > > From: Dawn Gelenski > Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM > To: sList@ yahoogroups. com > Subject: Eczema > > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 frequently a steroid which will make yeast problems worse. > > the only comment I would have on that is that if she wants to find > out the ROOT cause of it, a derma probably wont help with that. In > most cases a typical allopathic derma will just give an Rx for some > cream to subdue symptoms. > > From: Karp > Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 11:46 AM > To: sList > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > Dawn, > > Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? > > > > > > > To: sList > Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AM > Subject: Re: Eczema > > > > I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as > the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy > testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you > didn’t see any improvements? > > From: Dawn Gelenski > Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM > To: sList@ yahoogroups. com > Subject: Eczema > > > > Hi all > I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to > find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him > off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to > much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really > bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he > might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let > me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he > would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI > doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats > something? > Thanks you for any information > Dawn > Weighted Blankets by Dawn > bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net > 3 sizes avaliable > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 My experience has been these are 2 different tests. The IgG test demonstrates allergy/sensitivity to particular foods/substances. That is not the same as the OAT tests DAN docs do which checks byproducts like arabinose which are allegedly present when yeast overgrowth is present in the digestive system. A mainstream doctor understandibly would say what your pediatrician said because it's 2 different issues.Sent from my iPhone Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9aol Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 My experience has been these are 2 different tests. The IgG test demonstrates allergy/sensitivity to particular foods/substances. That is not the same as the OAT tests DAN docs do which checks byproducts like arabinose which are allegedly present when yeast overgrowth is present in the digestive system. A mainstream doctor understandibly would say what your pediatrician said because it's 2 different issues.Sent from my iPhone Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9aol Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 My experience has been these are 2 different tests. The IgG test demonstrates allergy/sensitivity to particular foods/substances. That is not the same as the OAT tests DAN docs do which checks byproducts like arabinose which are allegedly present when yeast overgrowth is present in the digestive system. A mainstream doctor understandibly would say what your pediatrician said because it's 2 different issues.Sent from my iPhone Theresa, Wonderful info here. I have a question please - my son had an IgG (I believe it was, it was the one that check for delayed or older reactions) and it showed yeast "off the charts" the biomed doctor at the time said. This was about 2.5 years ago. I asked my son's regular pediatrician, who is NOT into any of the alternative stuff, and he said that the doctor is trying to freak me out because that kind of blood test shows that the child had a reaction to yeast AT SOME POINT IN THEIR LIFE, and could be well in the past and not indicate ANY problem with yeast. I am not sure who to believe so I am hesitant to give him anti yeasts. Do you know anywhere I can read more and decide who is right and do you yourself have an opinion? I really appreciate it. From: badillo9aol Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2010 10:32 AM To: sList Subject: Re: Eczema High yeast triggers eczema. In addition Vit. A, D3, EFAs are all important for the skin. Use CLO2 - www.crownwellness.com 1 drop in 1 ounce of water. Increase very slowly because it will cause yeast dieoff. A special probiotic that gets the yeast in the tissue... contact Hal from Natural Energetics 805 558-4335 - ask for Flora G and Candida G - mention my name and he'll sell his products almost at wholesale to autism moms. Start one Flora G for two days and then take one Candida G. These are very powerful will work effectively. Keep your child on the GFCF diet and watch sugar - use stevia or xylitol - they won't increase yeast. You'll see a big difference. In a message dated 3/31/2010 6:48:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, bzmummie writes: Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema.......what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 While this is a good idea, as my son and I sit in the waiting room of our dermatologist, it's important to note that some, maybe many, don't acknowledge a connection between food and eczema, including ours who initially had no idea what we were talking about. But it's still good sense to rule out any other dx and or potential tx. Not to mention the meds are still helpful during active outbreaks.Sent from my iPhone Dawn, Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? From: "airbucketcomcast (DOT) net" <airbucketcomcast (DOT) net>To: sList Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AMSubject: Re: Eczema I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList@ yahoogroups. com Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2010 Report Share Posted March 31, 2010 While this is a good idea, as my son and I sit in the waiting room of our dermatologist, it's important to note that some, maybe many, don't acknowledge a connection between food and eczema, including ours who initially had no idea what we were talking about. But it's still good sense to rule out any other dx and or potential tx. Not to mention the meds are still helpful during active outbreaks.Sent from my iPhone Dawn, Why not just take him to a dermatologist, a skin expert? From: "airbucketcomcast (DOT) net" <airbucketcomcast (DOT) net>To: sList Sent: Wed, March 31, 2010 9:33:27 AMSubject: Re: Eczema I have read that any food allergen can cause but have seen gluten as the factor in many cases. There has to be some kind of allergy testing he would cooperate with. Are you taking him off because you didn’t see any improvements? From: Dawn Gelenski Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 11:06 PM To: sList@ yahoogroups. com Subject: Eczema Hi all I was wondering if anyone has an idea of who I can take my son to to find out what is causing his eczema. We have been tring to take him off the GFCF diet and it seems to work but then when we give him to much stuff off the diet his Eczema on his elbows flares up really bad. I would like to know what is causing the eczema...... .what he might be having a problem with. If anyone has any ideas please let me know. I have thought of an allergist but do no think that he would coperate with the testing that they would do. Would a GI doctor be good for this as it does seem it happens when he eats something? Thanks you for any information Dawn Weighted Blankets by Dawn bzmommiebellsouth (DOT) net 3 sizes avaliable Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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