Re: OT- Are your children pale?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My son has always been pale, he is now 10 and still pale. He also has dark

circles around his eyes and green around his mouth. Interesting to here there

are others wondering about this as I haven't heard it addressed before.

[Guest guest]

My son, 4, is very pale, with very dark cricles around his eyes and

grey around the mouth and nose area. I'm glad to find there are

others of you out there. Nobody, either medical or alternative, can

give me a clue as to what this is all about. We've tried all the

usual possibilities for the dark eyes: phenols,constipation, liver,

etc. etc. Nothing makes them any better. The grey area around the

mouth and nose appeared about 6 months ago, no idea what caused it.

.

> Hi,

> My son has always been pale, he is now 10 and still pale. He also

has dark

> circles around his eyes and green around his mouth. Interesting to

here there

> are others wondering about this as I haven't heard it addressed

before.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My daughter is also very pale, almost ethereal-looking. In the winter she

gets a greenish-white tinge to her skin. In the summer she'll get a brief tan

sometimes, but it disappears quickly. I've wondered about this myself; if

there's

any significance.

>

> Hi Listmates:

>

> My son is so.. pale, wondering if other children with immune dysfunction

> present this way.

> He is not anemic, and does get regular CBC blood tests (monthly) to check

> for

> the basic

> white/red blood cell counts.. etc.. Any other thoughts?

>

> Thanks in advance

> Reen

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Yes, both of my sons are pallid at times. My autistic son can also be grayish

or yellowish at times...Definitely " unwell " looking. They are not anemic

either. Both have high copper, low zinc, and lots of heavy metals issues.

, mom to (8, heavy metals), and (7, autistic)

[ ] OT- Are your children pale?

Hi Listmates:

My son is so.. pale, wondering if other children with immune dysfunction

present this way.

He is not anemic, and does get regular CBC blood tests (monthly) to check for

the basic

white/red blood cell counts.. etc.. Any other thoughts?

Thanks in advance

Reen