Re: Question for Devin or anyone re. enzymes & temperament issues

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--Michele,

have you eer considered having him tested for heavy metals? My son is

EXACTLY the same as you described and e tested positive for high

antimony,lead and middle of the road for mercury. This behavior is

classic of heavy metals. It might be something to check out if only to

rule it out.

Patti

- In @y..., mmklhughes@c... wrote:

> I posted last night about my 3.5 yr old & his temperament issues &

wondering

> if enzymes were appropriate for this sort of thing. If so I wanted

to get him

> going quickly but am wondering how to start or if it's the same for

him as

> for his 7yr old asd brother? Is there a limit to how much he should

work up

> to at his age? Is it something his body would come to rely on or

could it

> help somehow with these issues for a while in case there is something

> metabolic going on? I'm not sure being he has different issues from his

> brother.

>

> A little run down on him is he's very bright & sweet, but then he

often has a

> bad temper & gets very cranky & obstinate. He also doesn't listen

well, has

> little regard for authority much of the time & is impulsive. He's

having

> trouble with potty training right now as well; could be

developmental but I'm

> not sure. When he's doing well he's a joy to be around, but much of

the time

> he's draining because of his cranky, obstinate behavior. Discipline

doesn't

> mean a whole lot to him either, but sometimes it seems like he can't

help

> himself.

>

> I was worried too because I took a lot of blue-green algae stuff while

> pregnant with him. He had a difficult birth & a quiver lip for

months that

> still happens only if he's extremely upset. The ped said it's normal

but

> something to do with the nervous system. I'm wondering if I was

detoxing & he

> suffered some consequences.

>

> Anyone can e-mail me privately about this if you'd like.

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Michele