Re: what is going on stims weird and high???

[Guest guest]

Could be yeast die off that is causing the stims.

Betty in Central California

----- Original Message -----

> last weekend I started MSM, magnesium, probiotic gold ( had been using

> kirkman's reg acidopholis) and enzymes.

> norrah

> nwhitney@...

[Guest guest]

Norrah and others:

My older son seems to be going through a regression of sorts. He's been

very perserverative in that when he wants something, that's all he can

think about - like nothing else in the world can come between his desires

and their immediate gratification. He's really been pushing our buttons

and we also get that short, intense scream for no reason. He also has

been playing on the sit and spin more than I've ever seen him do, but not

spinning around by himself anymore. I think I've been very careful with

his diet; the only thing different is that he had a flu and I gave him

Tylenol Bubblegum flavor a few times before I realized it wasn't on the

GFCF list, then I switched to grape flavor Tylenol oral suspension. I

really don't know what it is, but I've been reading so many reports of

kids having a really hard time right now. Any thoughts other than

they're responding to the election weirdness?

( & Malachi's mom)

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

It could be fall allergies, but it may also be time to go to the next step

in the diet. If my son had grape flavor Tylenol or anything like that, he

would probably be off the wall too. We ended up having to eliminate

artificial colors and flavors--all that Feingold stuff -- see

www.feingold.org

Those kind of sensitivities didn't really become apparent until we had been

GFCF for a little while.

Good luck,

[Guest guest]

<< the only thing different is that he had a flu and I gave him

Tylenol Bubblegum flavor a few times before I realized it wasn't on the

GFCF list, then I switched to grape flavor Tylenol oral suspension. I

really don't know what it is, but I've been reading so many reports of

kids having a really hard time right now. Any thoughts other than

they're responding to the election weirdness? >>

My son also regressed after he had the flu a couple months ago...I didn't

give him any meds, he didn't have a fever, just throwing up and diarrhea. It

took about 3 weeks to get his constipation cleared up afterwards.

[Guest guest]

>My son has been sick this week and we have been giving him pediatric

>Robitussin,

>tylenol(grape) and motrin(bubble gum flavor). Do any of these products

>contain

>gluten, casein or anything else that may bother children on the GFCF >diet/with

>autism??

>I have noticed that he is very difficult this week and I am wondering if >the

>tylenol/motrin has something to do with it??

>Does anyone know??

Grapes and artificial flavors are part of the Feingold diet. My son

gets very hyper, stimmy and spacey when he eats artificial flavors &

colors, apples, plums, grapes and tomatoes which are all things to avoid

on the feingold diet.

Dave

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/10/2000 11:59:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,

grhose@... writes

Hi I don't know how long ago you gave tylenol , but if you remember alot of

these kids have sulfation problems that directly affect the way they handle

meds. cytochrome 450 p is an enzyme that deals with meds in the liver and

within a couple of minutes after tylenol it is used up. So maybe that is it

Look into romemary waring studies in the uk.

kelly

< the only thing different is that he had a flu and I gave him

Tylenol Bubblegum flavor a few times before I realized it wasn't on the

GFCF list, then I switched to grape flavor Tylenol oral suspension. I

really don't know what it is, but I've been reading so many reports of

kids having a really hard time right now. Any thoughts other than

they're responding to the election weirdness? >>

My son also regressed after he had the flu a couple months ago...I didn't

give him any meds, he didn't have a fever, just throwing up and diarrhea.

It

took about 3 weeks to get his constipation cleared up afterwards. >>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 11/10/2000 11:59:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,

grhose@... writes

Hi I don't know how long ago you gave tylenol , but if you remember alot of

these kids have sulfation problems that directly affect the way they handle

meds. cytochrome 450 p is an enzyme that deals with meds in the liver and

within a couple of minutes after tylenol it is used up. So maybe that is it

Look into romemary waring studies in the uk.

kelly

< the only thing different is that he had a flu and I gave him

Tylenol Bubblegum flavor a few times before I realized it wasn't on the

GFCF list, then I switched to grape flavor Tylenol oral suspension. I

really don't know what it is, but I've been reading so many reports of

kids having a really hard time right now. Any thoughts other than

they're responding to the election weirdness? >>

My son also regressed after he had the flu a couple months ago...I didn't

give him any meds, he didn't have a fever, just throwing up and diarrhea.

It

took about 3 weeks to get his constipation cleared up afterwards. >>