Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Anyone reading my posts knows I have a few balls in the air. I abruptly went GFCFSF about 10 weeks ago and ditched fluoridated baby water 8 weeks ago. It seems to me milk is an issue for son as was the water and very quickly he " woke up. " Still, even before that, some of his proonunciation on the few words he would say was perfect but he would lose them. After the dietary stuff he just plain talked more, was more interactive, lost nearly all of his tone stuff but articulation lagged. Ever the purist, I was holding fast to diet without really understanding the role of fish oils and E and thinking we just needed to wait longer for a die off effect to cause a language surge. Plus, the idea of regression scared me. Instead we have had peaks and valleys. Many of the peaks are related to eggs and calcium. One day, in particular, my son said, I go I go when we were headed outside. It was in direct reponse to something that was said and he used the G sound which was previously a difficult thing to make. I directly attributed that to the only thing he ate that day...eggs and spinach. I have had trouble replicating it with diet. With the limited fish oil I have given him I have seen sound improvement (ms and ks) but not a great articulation boost. I think I may have a clue I did not have before. The spinach egg thing worked likely because, I did not realize it at the time, but the eggs I was using at that time were filled with 1000 mg omega 3 and 25% RDA of E per egg. This happened when we first went GFCFSF and all he ate more eggs. He has since backed off the omlettes and mostly eats them in pancakes. The spinach may have been a coincidence. If it helped it may just be that the kid is likely calcium deficient. I plan on addressing that with a supplement. I am in the process of getting a better multi with more E. I am also going to bump up the fish oil, which, as I now understand it, may require more E. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I still have metal testing to get back and I think I have to head to the DAN! if for no other reason than to get a base E plasma level, perhaps a vitamin K level since I don't see how I can get it another way. Any thoughts on the theory? Any thoughts on this plan? Any thoughts on the safest E. (I do know not to get the synthetic)? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 Hi Liz, I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on the EFAs and E? We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things when you supplement. BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he was open to a lot of ideas. He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files (electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. Gotta run, > > Anyone reading my posts knows I have a few balls in the air. I abruptly > went GFCFSF about 10 weeks ago and ditched fluoridated baby water 8 > weeks ago. It seems to me milk is an issue for son as was the water and > very quickly he " woke up. " Still, even before that, some of his > proonunciation on the few words he would say was perfect but he would > lose them. After the dietary stuff he just plain talked more, was more > interactive, lost nearly all of his tone stuff but articulation lagged. > Ever the purist, I was holding fast to diet without really understanding > the role of fish oils and E and thinking we just needed to wait longer > for a die off effect to cause a language surge. Plus, the idea of > regression scared me. Instead we have had peaks and valleys. Many of the > peaks are related to eggs and calcium. One day, in particular, my son > said, I go I go when we were headed outside. It was in direct reponse to > something that was said and he used the G sound which was previously a > difficult thing to make. I directly attributed that to the only thing he > ate that day...eggs and spinach. I have had trouble replicating it with > diet. With the limited fish oil I have given him I have seen sound > improvement (ms and ks) but not a great articulation boost. I think I > may have a clue I did not have before. > > The spinach egg thing worked likely because, I did not realize it at the > time, but the eggs I was using at that time were filled with 1000 mg > omega 3 and 25% RDA of E per egg. This happened when we first went > GFCFSF and all he ate more eggs. He has since backed off the omlettes > and mostly eats them in pancakes. The spinach may have been a > coincidence. If it helped it may just be that the kid is likely calcium > deficient. I plan on addressing that with a supplement. > > I am in the process of getting a better multi with more E. I am also > going to bump up the fish oil, which, as I now understand it, may > require more E. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I still have > metal testing to get back and I think I have to head to the DAN! if for > no other reason than to get a base E plasma level, perhaps a vitamin K > level since I don't see how I can get it another way. > > Any thoughts on the theory? Any thoughts on this plan? Any thoughts on > the safest E. (I do know not to get the synthetic)? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2007 Report Share Posted August 13, 2007 You did not miss much other than I was chicken, then moved to a point of trying the kids 369 as if it were a sometimes fish meal (still in denial again I suppose) and saw some improvement. It got too painful to realize I could help him more and was not. I am over the fear of fish oil and have moved on to a fear of E yet at the same time since he has none in his diet I have to supplement. Soy is more my daughter's issue so I may try Country Life. I sort of woke up from a fog today (perhaps it is the fish oil I'm now taking) and realized the following: 1) I have to go to the DAN! I will send the paperwork in tomorrow and get a starting appt for son. His problems are due to metal ( and God knows what else but antimony, lead, and aluminum are my top suspects). Yes the diet is helping, yes supplementation will help but from what I am seeing more E and fish oil is needed and I need a direct plasma level of E and guidance on what E to use, how much, etc. I need the hair test back and I need a doc to do the urine test. That doc is the DAN! No way around that. 2) I made an appt with Dr. Agin. I need a diagnosis of dyspraxia and if for some reason he has something that is different from that and I am all wet, Dr. Agin is still probably the only one I'd trust if they told me. She will also give me credibility with my pediatrician. 3) I then need to do #1 and #2 with my daughter. #1 is more important at this juncture so I'll send in her paperwork too. If you look at my posts I generally say may daughter is NT. She is generally but there are things that make me wonder. I think the metal test will help me decide if I am nuts or not. She is getting one too. Have I mentioned I hate this? I am not freaking as usual. Just a little pissed that it can't happen tomorrow and have only myself to blame for the foot dragging. CF is way easier than GF. I wonder too if the DAN thing will be anticlimactic. We do cover a lot of ground on the board. I am glad your husband was happy with it. I really need to work on my presentation before I see another dr. The impatience and frustration seem to come through. I may just write a script and let my husband do the talking (as if I could shut up!). Any good feedback from the PR guy? Have an awesome vacation! wrote: >Hi Liz, >I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on >the EFAs and E? >We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything >free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's >been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things >when you supplement. > >BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on >vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to >limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first >time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into >gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for >toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he >was open to a lot of ideas. >He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files >(electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he >is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk >to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that >we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. > >Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I >have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything >he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct >labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with >us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. >Gotta run, > > > > >>Anyone reading my posts knows I have a few balls in the air. I >> >> >abruptly > > >>went GFCFSF about 10 weeks ago and ditched fluoridated baby water 8 >>weeks ago. It seems to me milk is an issue for son as was the water >> >> >and > > >>very quickly he " woke up. " Still, even before that, some of his >>proonunciation on the few words he would say was perfect but he >> >> >would > > >>lose them. After the dietary stuff he just plain talked more, was >> >> >more > > >>interactive, lost nearly all of his tone stuff but articulation >> >> >lagged. > > >>Ever the purist, I was holding fast to diet without really >> >> >understanding > > >>the role of fish oils and E and thinking we just needed to wait >> >> >longer > > >>for a die off effect to cause a language surge. Plus, the idea of >>regression scared me. Instead we have had peaks and valleys. Many >> >> >of the > > >>peaks are related to eggs and calcium. One day, in particular, my >> >> >son > > >>said, I go I go when we were headed outside. It was in direct >> >> >reponse to > > >>something that was said and he used the G sound which was >> >> >previously a > > >>difficult thing to make. I directly attributed that to the only >> >> >thing he > > >>ate that day...eggs and spinach. I have had trouble replicating it >> >> >with > > >>diet. With the limited fish oil I have given him I have seen sound >>improvement (ms and ks) but not a great articulation boost. I think >> >> >I > > >>may have a clue I did not have before. >> >>The spinach egg thing worked likely because, I did not realize it >> >> >at the > > >>time, but the eggs I was using at that time were filled with 1000 >> >> >mg > > >>omega 3 and 25% RDA of E per egg. This happened when we first went >>GFCFSF and all he ate more eggs. He has since backed off the >> >> >omlettes > > >>and mostly eats them in pancakes. The spinach may have been a >>coincidence. If it helped it may just be that the kid is likely >> >> >calcium > > >>deficient. I plan on addressing that with a supplement. >> >>I am in the process of getting a better multi with more E. I am >> >> >also > > >>going to bump up the fish oil, which, as I now understand it, may >>require more E. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I still >> >> >have > > >>metal testing to get back and I think I have to head to the DAN! if >> >> >for > > >>no other reason than to get a base E plasma level, perhaps a >> >> >vitamin K > > >>level since I don't see how I can get it another way. >> >>Any thoughts on the theory? Any thoughts on this plan? Any thoughts >> >> >on > > >>the safest E. (I do know not to get the synthetic)? >> >> >> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 Liz...You should talk to . I think she sent a videotape ahead of time. That sounded like a good idea to me. Aggie Re: [ ] Re: Telling on myself You did not miss much other than I was chicken, then moved to a point of trying the kids 369 as if it were a sometimes fish meal (still in denial again I suppose) and saw some improvement. It got too painful to realize I could help him more and was not. I am over the fear of fish oil and have moved on to a fear of E yet at the same time since he has none in his diet I have to supplement. Soy is more my daughter's issue so I may try Country Life. I sort of woke up from a fog today (perhaps it is the fish oil I'm now taking) and realized the following: 1) I have to go to the DAN! I will send the paperwork in tomorrow and get a starting appt for son. His problems are due to metal ( and God knows what else but antimony, lead, and aluminum are my top suspects). Yes the diet is helping, yes supplementation will help but from what I am seeing more E and fish oil is needed and I need a direct plasma level of E and guidance on what E to use, how much, etc. I need the hair test back and I need a doc to do the urine test. That doc is the DAN! No way around that. 2) I made an appt with Dr. Agin. I need a diagnosis of dyspraxia and if for some reason he has something that is different from that and I am all wet, Dr. Agin is still probably the only one I'd trust if they told me. She will also give me credibility with my pediatrician. 3) I then need to do #1 and #2 with my daughter. #1 is more important at this juncture so I'll send in her paperwork too. If you look at my posts I generally say may daughter is NT. She is generally but there are things that make me wonder. I think the metal test will help me decide if I am nuts or not. She is getting one too. Have I mentioned I hate this? I am not freaking as usual. Just a little pissed that it can't happen tomorrow and have only myself to blame for the foot dragging. CF is way easier than GF. I wonder too if the DAN thing will be anticlimactic. We do cover a lot of ground on the board. I am glad your husband was happy with it. I really need to work on my presentation before I see another dr. The impatience and frustration seem to come through. I may just write a script and let my husband do the talking (as if I could shut up!). Any good feedback from the PR guy? Have an awesome vacation! wrote: >Hi Liz, >I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on >the EFAs and E? >We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything >free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's >been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things >when you supplement. > >BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on >vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to >limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first >time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into >gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for >toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he >was open to a lot of ideas. >He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files >(electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he >is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk >to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that >we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. > >Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I >have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything >he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct >labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with >us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. >Gotta run, > > > > >>Anyone reading my posts knows I have a few balls in the air. I >> >> >abruptly > > >>went GFCFSF about 10 weeks ago and ditched fluoridated baby water 8 >>weeks ago. It seems to me milk is an issue for son as was the water >> >> >and > > >>very quickly he " woke up. " Still, even before that, some of his >>proonunciation on the few words he would say was perfect but he >> >> >would > > >>lose them. After the dietary stuff he just plain talked more, was >> >> >more > > >>interactive, lost nearly all of his tone stuff but articulation >> >> >lagged. > > >>Ever the purist, I was holding fast to diet without really >> >> >understanding > > >>the role of fish oils and E and thinking we just needed to wait >> >> >longer > > >>for a die off effect to cause a language surge. Plus, the idea of >>regression scared me. Instead we have had peaks and valleys. Many >> >> >of the > > >>peaks are related to eggs and calcium. One day, in particular, my >> >> >son > > >>said, I go I go when we were headed outside. It was in direct >> >> >reponse to > > >>something that was said and he used the G sound which was >> >> >previously a > > >>difficult thing to make. I directly attributed that to the only >> >> >thing he > > >>ate that day...eggs and spinach. I have had trouble replicating it >> >> >with > > >>diet. With the limited fish oil I have given him I have seen sound >>improvement (ms and ks) but not a great articulation boost. I think >> >> >I > > >>may have a clue I did not have before. >> >>The spinach egg thing worked likely because, I did not realize it >> >> >at the > > >>time, but the eggs I was using at that time were filled with 1000 >> >> >mg > > >>omega 3 and 25% RDA of E per egg. This happened when we first went >>GFCFSF and all he ate more eggs. He has since backed off the >> >> >omlettes > > >>and mostly eats them in pancakes. The spinach may have been a >>coincidence. If it helped it may just be that the kid is likely >> >> >calcium > > >>deficient. I plan on addressing that with a supplement. >> >>I am in the process of getting a better multi with more E. I am >> >> >also > > >>going to bump up the fish oil, which, as I now understand it, may >>require more E. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I still >> >> >have > > >>metal testing to get back and I think I have to head to the DAN! if >> >> >for > > >>no other reason than to get a base E plasma level, perhaps a >> >> >vitamin K > > >>level since I don't see how I can get it another way. >> >>Any thoughts on the theory? Any thoughts on this plan? Any thoughts >> >> >on > > >>the safest E. (I do know not to get the synthetic)? >> >> >> > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2007 Report Share Posted August 14, 2007 generously gaveme the 411. Thanks! Gene and Aggie Birocco wrote: >Liz...You should talk to . I think she sent a videotape ahead of time. That sounded like a good idea to me. Aggie > Re: [ ] Re: Telling on myself > > > You did not miss much other than I was chicken, then moved to a point of > trying the kids 369 as if it were a sometimes fish meal (still in denial > again I suppose) and saw some improvement. It got too painful to realize > I could help him more and was not. I am over the fear of fish oil and > have moved on to a fear of E yet at the same time since he has none in > his diet I have to supplement. Soy is more my daughter's issue so I may > try Country Life. > > I sort of woke up from a fog today (perhaps it is the fish oil I'm now > taking) and realized the following: > > 1) I have to go to the DAN! I will send the paperwork in tomorrow and > get a starting appt for son. His problems are due to metal ( and God > knows what else but antimony, lead, and aluminum are my top suspects). > Yes the diet is helping, yes supplementation will help but from what I > am seeing more E and fish oil is needed and I need a direct plasma level > of E and guidance on what E to use, how much, etc. I need the hair test > back and I need a doc to do the urine test. That doc is the DAN! No way > around that. > > 2) I made an appt with Dr. Agin. I need a diagnosis of dyspraxia and if > for some reason he has something that is different from that and I am > all wet, Dr. Agin is still probably the only one I'd trust if they told > me. She will also give me credibility with my pediatrician. > > 3) I then need to do #1 and #2 with my daughter. #1 is more important at > this juncture so I'll send in her paperwork too. If you look at my posts > I generally say may daughter is NT. She is generally but there are > things that make me wonder. I think the metal test will help me decide > if I am nuts or not. She is getting one too. > > Have I mentioned I hate this? I am not freaking as usual. Just a little > pissed that it can't happen tomorrow and have only myself to blame for > the foot dragging. > > CF is way easier than GF. I wonder too if the DAN thing will be > anticlimactic. We do cover a lot of ground on the board. I am glad your > husband was happy with it. I really need to work on my presentation > before I see another dr. The impatience and frustration seem to come > through. I may just write a script and let my husband do the talking (as > if I could shut up!). > > Any good feedback from the PR guy? > > Have an awesome vacation! > > wrote: > > >Hi Liz, > >I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on > >the EFAs and E? > >We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything > >free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's > >been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things > >when you supplement. > > > >BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on > >vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to > >limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first > >time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into > >gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for > >toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he > >was open to a lot of ideas. > >He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files > >(electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he > >is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk > >to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that > >we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. > > > >Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I > >have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything > >he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct > >labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with > >us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. > >Gotta run, > > > > > > > > > >>Anyone reading my posts knows I have a few balls in the air. I > >> > >> > >abruptly > > > > > >>went GFCFSF about 10 weeks ago and ditched fluoridated baby water 8 > >>weeks ago. It seems to me milk is an issue for son as was the water > >> > >> > >and > > > > > >>very quickly he " woke up. " Still, even before that, some of his > >>proonunciation on the few words he would say was perfect but he > >> > >> > >would > > > > > >>lose them. After the dietary stuff he just plain talked more, was > >> > >> > >more > > > > > >>interactive, lost nearly all of his tone stuff but articulation > >> > >> > >lagged. > > > > > >>Ever the purist, I was holding fast to diet without really > >> > >> > >understanding > > > > > >>the role of fish oils and E and thinking we just needed to wait > >> > >> > >longer > > > > > >>for a die off effect to cause a language surge. Plus, the idea of > >>regression scared me. Instead we have had peaks and valleys. Many > >> > >> > >of the > > > > > >>peaks are related to eggs and calcium. One day, in particular, my > >> > >> > >son > > > > > >>said, I go I go when we were headed outside. It was in direct > >> > >> > >reponse to > > > > > >>something that was said and he used the G sound which was > >> > >> > >previously a > > > > > >>difficult thing to make. I directly attributed that to the only > >> > >> > >thing he > > > > > >>ate that day...eggs and spinach. I have had trouble replicating it > >> > >> > >with > > > > > >>diet. With the limited fish oil I have given him I have seen sound > >>improvement (ms and ks) but not a great articulation boost. I think > >> > >> > >I > > > > > >>may have a clue I did not have before. > >> > >>The spinach egg thing worked likely because, I did not realize it > >> > >> > >at the > > > > > >>time, but the eggs I was using at that time were filled with 1000 > >> > >> > >mg > > > > > >>omega 3 and 25% RDA of E per egg. This happened when we first went > >>GFCFSF and all he ate more eggs. He has since backed off the > >> > >> > >omlettes > > > > > >>and mostly eats them in pancakes. The spinach may have been a > >>coincidence. If it helped it may just be that the kid is likely > >> > >> > >calcium > > > > > >>deficient. I plan on addressing that with a supplement. > >> > >>I am in the process of getting a better multi with more E. I am > >> > >> > >also > > > > > >>going to bump up the fish oil, which, as I now understand it, may > >>require more E. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it. I still > >> > >> > >have > > > > > >>metal testing to get back and I think I have to head to the DAN! if > >> > >> > >for > > > > > >>no other reason than to get a base E plasma level, perhaps a > >> > >> > >vitamin K > > > > > >>level since I don't see how I can get it another way. > >> > >>Any thoughts on the theory? Any thoughts on this plan? Any thoughts > >> > >> > >on > > > > > >>the safest E. (I do know not to get the synthetic)? > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2007 Report Share Posted August 21, 2007 Long story but I am first trying sun butter for E. If that fails I am getting the E you use. There is no soy-free E so I am doing it. Plus, I don't think he has a soy thing...daughter and I do and I was keeping it simple. Email me if you need some recipes (if you knew me before all of this you would be falling off your chair laughing!). Casein free is the easier of the two. I did men to ask you, what lab is he using? I got a massage this week and thought of you and your prudent instructions to BREATHE! It is now becoming a regular thing. Got to go tend to the talker:) wrote: >Hi Liz, >I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on >the EFAs and E? >We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything >free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's >been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things >when you supplement. > >BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on >vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to >limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first >time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into >gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for >toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he >was open to a lot of ideas. >He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files >(electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he >is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk >to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that >we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. > >Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I >have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything >he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct >labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with >us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. >Gotta run, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 21, 2007 Report Share Posted August 21, 2007 Liz - there is a soy-free E d-alpha and d-gamma combo that uses, but you'll need to look at message number 58892 to see that it may not work for you. But then again, it may. > > >Hi Liz, > >I may have missed this (sorry if I did) but why are you waiting on > >the EFAs and E? > >We've been using Country life Natural Vitamin E - It is everything > >free EXCEPT soy. So you may have to look further. It's great he's > >been responding to dietary Omegas and E. It could mean amazing things > >when you supplement. > > > >BTW - we start Casein free this week - or next week. We are going on > >vacation at the end of the week for a week and it might be hard to > >limit - esp. when we are just starting. We saw our DAN for the first > >time today and we are going to start with milk protein and work into > >gluten and then maybe soy. We also are doing some baselines for > >toxicity, yeast, viruses, fat absorbtion, etc. I liked him a lot he > >was open to a lot of ideas. > >He is going to take a few weeks to look through some files > >(electronic) and see if he has any ideas about 's research (he > >is involved in different aspects of different research). We will talk > >to him again after the tests come back - about two weeks. After that > >we will look at some typical blood work and nutritional analyses. > > > >Given all the research we've all done and shared with each other. I > >have to say the appt was anti-climatic for me. I had heard everything > >he suggested before - but he was able to hook us up with the correct > >labs and then he will be able to interprete the results and work with > >us on a 'perscription'. My husband was very enthralled. > >Gotta run, > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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