Re: To Hall Cutler. 9 year old non-verbal girl, Unexplained ear pain.

[Guest guest]

10-4 ..We will just call you Andy Cutler. Thanks for your advice. How did you

become interested in this subject? Answering all thse questions must be a

full-time job. Tim.

[ ] Re: To Hall Cutler. 9 year old

non-verbal girl, Unexplained ear pain.

>

>

> 1. Find someone who does cranial therapy (also called cranial

sacral

> therapy) and bring her in for an evaluation.

>

> 2. what is the chelation schedule and supplements?

>

> 3. adderall heightens pain sensitivity - does she have the

problems

> 2-5 hours after taking it, or at some other time?

>

> Andy . . . . .. .

>

> > To Hall Cutler and to all Mercury-Autism parents. I was

> > advised to contact you by my good friend Hokkanen. My wife

and

> > I need your help regarding our autistic daughter's unexplained

ear

> > pain. For the last month Sheryl has had random screaming and

crying

> > fits during which she covers her ears and burys her face into

the

> bed

> > or couch. She seems to be in severe physical pain but three

doctors

> > have not been able to find any apparent physical cause. These

> " fits "

> > are a new behavior which has us very worried. Her ear doctor

thinks

> > it is an autistic behavior but her personal school aide believes

she

> > is in physical pain. My wife and I think she is in physical

pain.

> > When we ask her " show me the owee " she will point to her ears.

> > Sheryl is on zoloft, risperdal, adderall, and several chelation

> > medicines and supplements. She has been on chelation therapy for

> > close to a year and up to this point has tolerated it very well.

We

> > wonder if she has headaches or ringing of the ears. Does anybody

> have

> > an idea of what could be going on here? These screaming/crying

> fits

> > come and go for no apparent reason. Could the mercury in her

system

> > be causing this pain? Also.. When she has these

screaming/crying

> > fits she will breathe in and out very fast as if she is trying

to

> > relieve some kind of pressure in her ears.. Does this sound

> familiar

> > to anybody? We would really appreciate your advice. sincerely,

Tim

> > and Rose Ziegeweid, Eau , Wis

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Actually, I would not opt for Provocation/Neutralization again.

I would prepare myself to do EPD (in this country Environmental Illness MDs

now do LDA (sp?) instead of EPD.

EPD is " enzyme potentiated desensitization " . (you can find it through a search

engine).

It permanently cures many auto-immune diseases, allergies, and is said to work

for autism (you could research this more...)

However, you have do really have the candida, dysbiosis, parasites, gut stuff

really healed, and the nutrient deficiencies corrected, etc. before starting it

for it to really do what it can do. I don't know if you have to already have

addressed heavy metals.

I know that people (including kids) often get the shots, once every eight weeks

at most, for 2-3 years. Often, shots are not needed after the first few shots

more often than every 4, 6 or 8 or so months. Some people have to get the shots

longer. But they started doing this treatment in Europe in about 1963, and it

does do miracles. They followed people with auto-immune diseases & problems like

lupus and hyperactivity for 25 year studies after finishing the shots, and their

symptoms

did not come back. They said that some people had to get a booster shot at

the 10 year point.

I meet a woman who's 9 year old adopted daughter had not ever spoken, and lots

of other behaviors and movements. She told me that within one week after the

first shot that her daughter had spoken three words; and that at the time I was

visiting with the mother, that the girl had received shots for a year (about 4-5

shots) and that she was at that time " speaking 40 words, going to school on the

school bus, and was the biggest ham in the household " . I believe that she told

me at the time that her daughter was reading and writing, also, but I find that

hard to believe, so maybe I don't remember it correctly. This woman and her

husband had adopted 7 children with " problems " , and the results for the four

of these children were so dramatic that the state of Kansas which had originally

agreed to cover the children's medical bills had decided to pay for EPD for all

seven of her children.

My cousin's child slept in a bed with his cousins & the dog and cat a week after

he got his first shot and had no asthma.

EPD or LDA is a somewhat difficult path, but one that interests me.

It is said to truly help epilepsy, autism, and all kinds of auto-immune

diseases.

EPD creates new families of T3 or T8 suppressor cells which naturally turn off

allergic reactions. Because it creates new permanent parts of the immune system

it is a permanent cure.

Provocation/Neutralization testing and injections are not a cure, you just keep

doing

the shots for a long time, maybe for ever. I don't know if they help you to

heal

or get better so that you don't have to take them anymore.

NAET is not invasive (as EPD is), and probably one of the better paths if it

works

for you. EPD is good in that it can address thousands of substances that one

might be allergic to: molds, pollens, dusts, danders, foods, and chemicals.

However, NAET also address minerals and vitamins and your DNA and RNA

(I think), and your skin (I think), and all kinds of interesting things that you

could

be reacting to. I believe that I'm reacting to my hormones which are chemicals.

The " American version " of EPD, which I believe is called LDA, might now address

some of these things that NAET is addressing, but I don't know. I do know that

I personally have known people that over the course of nine months have made

miraculous changes of life-long illnesses and allergies doing NAET. I was told

that NAET works best if the practioner follows all the rules, such as insisting

on

treating the " basic 15 " allergens first before doing all kinds of other

allergens.

to

[ ] Re: To Hall Cutler. 9 year old non-verbal

girl, Unexplained ear pain.

This is interesting and relevant.

I actually had this done when I was really really really sick - severe

allergy was part of my problem - and it was very helpful.

The problem was that it was also very expensive. I needed to have

drops made up every few months to the tune of just short of $1,000.

While they did work wonderfully, I did other things instead after

about six months simply due to the cost.

Given what is going on with some of you and your kids it may well be

worth looking into, but it is a big production that requires the kid

to be compliant, sit still, and let someone stick needles in them

repeatedly. The sticks generally are not painless, either. . . .. . .

. . . . . . . . . . .

Andy . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .

> I feel catious about mentioning the following. I really don't know

if it is wanted or

> not wanted on this site, but I will put the information out there in

case it is accepted

> or desired by someone.

>

> In my early 40's (I am a 51 year old female) I did

Provactation/Neutralization testing

> with an Environmental Allergy MD.

> This is an allergy technique in which a small amount of stock

solution is injected

> under the skin, and then often, if you are allergic to the

substance, you have

> a full blown expression of your symptoms. Dr. Doris Rapp, MD is a

pediatric

> allergist who does this, has written books on it, and has video

taped children

> having the technique. The allergist then gives smaller and smaller

does of the

> same stock solution, and at a particular concentration, smaller

dose, the allergic

> reaction stops. She's taped three year old children being given a

dose of corn

> solution, then the child starts screaming with her usual stomach

pains, and then

> Dr. Rapp gives the child smaller and smaller doses, and at a

particular dose, the

> child's stomach pain goes away.

>

> I was tested with this technique 4 days a week for 4 months. I had

outrageous

> reactions. The nurse told me that out of 3000 patients, only one

had had as severe

> reactions as I had. But when I asked the doctor what my reactions

were (they

> were so sterotypical, so extreme, and I was afraid what he was going

to say)

> he said that they were " autistic symptoms and tourettes " . These

were my reactions to foods, molds, pollens, chemicals, etc. One woman

in the testing room

> taught autistic children, and has an autistic son, and she asked me

" what was your childhood like? " , and would I come to her city to talk

to other parents of

> autistic children in a grou