wearing glasses, AFP, chelation

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I Know this is off topic but my son 8 yrs. old stopped wearing his

glasses for strabismus and farsightedness about 2 years ago now after

wearing them since 10 months old perfectly. I have been to two

different opth. dr. and they think it is just sensory he doesn't like

wearing them and is too low functioning to see the benift of wearting

them. Anyone else experience this?

Also my son has been doing very very well on peptizyded afp. But I

still can't give him a variety of foods as I had hoped . Corn seems

to upset him still yogurt also.

Lastly, can you chelate with only ala? I saw somewhere that you

could and not use dsma but not sure. I still think maybe that is

what will really help my son start progressing. He is so low

functioning not potty trained and has very little means for

communicating. Has no skills to speak of, very oral. Cannot speak,can

only shake his head yes. He does

understand a lot of what you say to him though. thansk for any info

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> I Know this is off topic but my son 8 yrs. old stopped wearing his

> glasses for strabismus and farsightedness about 2 years ago now

after

> wearing them since 10 months old perfectly. I have been to two

> different opth. dr. and they think it is just sensory he doesn't

like

> wearing them and is too low functioning to see the benift of

wearting

> them. Anyone else experience this?

My son was dx as -2.5 myopic several years ago, and he never did like

wearing his glasses. His dx is strange to me, because he can count

individual birds flying high in the sky, even without glasses. Maybe

your son just basically realized that he can see better without his

glasses?

> Also my son has been doing very very well on peptizyded afp. But I

> still can't give him a variety of foods as I had hoped . Corn seems

> to upset him still yogurt also.

My kids use Zyme Prime for corn. Whole kernal will still pass thru

them undigested unless they chew it thoroughly, but no behavior or

other problems.

Yoghurt generally has additional ingredients which I don't think the

Pep helps. There is culture, there is usually also fruit or something

similar. Also, I found that No-Fenol is required for myself with

phenol foods [like milk products], otherwise the other enzymes will

digest the food okay but I still have phenol symptoms.

> Lastly, can you chelate with only ala?

This is what I do. Here is my son's chelation story, he also started

out very low functioning.

http://www.autismchannel.net/dana/myson.htm#chelation

Dana