Re: questions about my son

[Guest guest]

Hello , I wanted to say how sorry I am that your little boy

is sick. I wish I had more to offer and you might have to re post

your question -I really want to hear what Andy Cutler has to say

about your son problems. I think Andy has heard it all - so repost

if he does not answer you soon.

There is another group you might want to post your question at here

at sid_dsi you might join that group also.

Good Luck Ann

[Guest guest]

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Welcome to the list. Do the DDI hair analysis and apply counting rules for the

affected twin (and if in the budget for yourself and the asymptomatic twin as

well). Can anyone else touch this child's face or does he touch it with

anything? Getting close enough for a kiss may mean because of his

hypersensitive sense of smell he's smelling something which others may not

notice (he may be able to smell the food you ate earlier in the day just exuding

from your skin). I'm curious which foods he will eat.

Have you heard about NAET? Does he have dark circles under his eyes?

S

--- On Sat 05/10, joemom88 < joemom88@... >

I have an appointment with a <BR>

nat. doc in 2 weeks.  I am wondering what tests I should ask for <BR>

right off.  I definitely want to do heavy metal, mineral, adrenal <BR>

function....any other suggestions? <

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[Guest guest]

Ann, Thanks for the nice post and the heads up on the other group. I'll

definitely be joining that one, too. God bless.

anncrow49740 <anncrow@...> wrote:Hello , I wanted to say how

sorry I am that your little boy

is sick. I wish I had more to offer and you might have to re post

your question -I really want to hear what Andy Cutler has to say

about your son problems. I think Andy has heard it all - so repost

if he does not answer you soon.

There is another group you might want to post your question at here

at sid_dsi you might join that group also.

Good Luck Ann

[Guest guest]

, thanks for the reply! He will touch his face...puts his hands in his

mouth a lot. But no one else is allowed to. He wipes his mouth if I am

wrestling with him and kiss him when he isn't ready for it. I know his sense of

smell is acute. I have to brush my teeth before I talk to him in the

morning.....giving me a complex! hee hee His main food is toast with

butter...wants it with every meal. He will tolerate peanut butter and jelly,

pears, macaroni and cheese, soup with noodles only, applesauce, yogurt and

crackers. That is really about it (besides candy, of course....but he doesn't

get much of it.) No dark circles....I am going to read about NAET right now.

Funny, I thought I should get his twin tested as well. He showed some

sensitivity when he was younger, but it has since vanished. Interesting, huh?

Thanks for the testing information. It will help me immensely to know what I am

doing before I go to the doc.God bless.....

Shepard <_Shepard@...> wrote:

,

Welcome to the list. Do the DDI hair analysis and apply counting rules for the

affected twin (and if in the budget for yourself and the asymptomatic twin as

well). Can anyone else touch this child's face or does he touch it with

anything? Getting close enough for a kiss may mean because of his hypersensitive

sense of smell he's smelling something which others may not notice (he may be

able to smell the food you ate earlier in the day just exuding from your skin).

I'm curious which foods he will eat.

Have you heard about NAET? Does he have dark circles under his eyes?

S

--- On Sat 05/10, joemom88 < joemom88@... >

I have an appointment with a

nat. doc in 2 weeks. I am wondering what tests I should ask for

right off. I definitely want to do heavy metal, mineral, adrenal

function....any other suggestions? <

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[Guest guest]

response interspersed...

He will touch his face...puts his hands in his mouth a lot.  But no one else is

allowed to.  He wipes his mouth if I am wrestling with him and kiss him when he

isn't ready for it.  I know his sense of smell is acute.  I have to brush my

teeth before I talk to him in the morning.....giving me a complex!

*So, it's apparently his sense of smell issue rather than tactile issues with

his face. Are their any smells he seeks out?

>

His main food is toast with butter...wants it with every meal.  He will tolerate

peanut butter and jelly, pears, macaroni and cheese, soup with noodles only,

applesauce, yogurt and crackers.  That is really about it (besides candy, of

course....but he doesn't get much of it.)

>

*Sounds like phenols may be an issue, possibly yeast, and I bet gluten and

casein. Dana has good info on phenols and yeast, as do others.

>

No dark circles ....

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*I asked because they often indicate allergies.

>

I am going to read about NAET right now.

>

* www.naet.com

It may sound far-fetched when you first read it so read with an open mind.

>

Funny, I thought I should get his twin tested as well.  He showed some

sensitivity when he was younger, but it has since vanished.  Interesting, huh? 

Thanks for the testing information.

>

Sounds like the asymptomatic twin eats a wider variety of foods. This may play

a significant role in his ability to detox the metals. Out of curiosity do you

recall when having the twins vaccinated did the doc usually do them in the same

order, i.e. twin A always first? Does either twin have mercury amalgam dental

fillings?

>

It will help me immensely to know what I am doing before I go to the doc.God

bless.....<BR>

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[Guest guest]

Is he thin, anxious, hyperactive, stress intolerant?

Hyperacute senses of smell, taste, and being extra sensitive to pain

are signs of an adrenal problem (among about 1,000,000 other possible

conditions).

Andy . . ..

> , thanks for the reply! He will touch his face...puts his

hands in his mouth a lot. But no one else is allowed to. He wipes

his mouth if I am wrestling with him and kiss him when he isn't ready

for it. I know his sense of smell is acute. I have to brush my teeth

before I talk to him in the morning.....giving me a complex! hee hee

His main food is toast with butter...wants it with every meal. He

will tolerate peanut butter and jelly, pears, macaroni and cheese,

soup with noodles only, applesauce, yogurt and crackers. That is

really about it (besides candy, of course....but he doesn't get much

of it.) No dark circles....I am going to read about NAET right now.

Funny, I thought I should get his twin tested as well. He showed some

sensitivity when he was younger, but it has since vanished.

Interesting, huh? Thanks for the testing information. It will help

me immensely to know what I am doing before I go to the doc.God

bless.....

>

> Shepard <_Shepard@e...> wrote:

> ,

> Welcome to the list. Do the DDI hair analysis and apply counting

rules for the affected twin (and if in the budget for yourself and the

asymptomatic twin as well). Can anyone else touch this child's face or

does he touch it with anything? Getting close enough for a kiss may

mean because of his hypersensitive sense of smell he's smelling

something which others may not notice (he may be able to smell the

food you ate earlier in the day just exuding from your skin). I'm

curious which foods he will eat.

> Have you heard about NAET? Does he have dark circles under his eyes?

> S

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> --- On Sat 05/10, joemom88 < joemom88@y... >

> I have an appointment with a

>

> nat. doc in 2 weeks. I am wondering what tests I should ask for

>

> right off. I definitely want to do heavy metal, mineral, adrenal

>

> function....any other suggestions? <

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[Guest guest]

, I also wondered too about whether or not M had more viruses

or fewer viruses than his twin... some of the autistic kids on the

boards have not been sick in YEARS, which is a sign of an abnormal

immune system... but if he has been sick MORE than his twin, then it

is possible that his immune system is weak/dysfunctional and he may

not be dealing with things well and that could be contributing to how

his body is responding to the food dyes/toxins/chemical triggers. I

also am wondering if some " anxiety " is connected to his sensitivities

in that he anticipates things happening, which then puts his body

into more of a fight/flight problem and that starts a whole chain of

events that then MAKE him even more sensitive to the odors of

food/seeing people eating, etc.

W

-- In , " Shepard "

<_Shepard@e...> wrote:

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[Guest guest]

My son has sound sensitivity again with his fingers in his ears. He has had

it off and on since he was first diagnosed with autistic spectrum disorder 8

years ago. I notice it whenever he is " detoxing " such as chelation or

treating viruses. Has anyone come up with anything to lessen sound

sensitivity during detoxification?

Ken