Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

[Guest guest]

We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more nutritional

info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using the

right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we get

them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and eaten.

Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face. Not

hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and some

more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil soap

which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old soap

to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I am

not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing but I

am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action either

way.

[Guest guest]

We've never had that reaction here. I use mostly canola and olive

oil here, with a little sesame oil thrown in occasionally for Asian

dishes. There is probably some sunflower oil in the processed stuff,

too, and of course the ubiquitous soybean oil. Do you have a link

about canola and sunflower oils? Does this problem include non-GMO

canola oil? On Mercola.com, canola is on the list of modified foods,

and he recommends using only non-GMO products when possible.

As always, the reaction could be a coincidence. Could be a virus or

something else. My third gets one red pimple when he's getting a

tooth! (The tooth pimple recently became infected and turned into a

boil, which required a course of antibiotics. Lovely. I am never

going to get a Christmas card picture.)

in NJ

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> We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

nutritional

> info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

the

> right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we

get

> them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

eaten.

> Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

> sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

Not

> hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

some

> more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

soap

> which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old

soap

> to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I

am

> not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

but I

> am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

either

> way.

>

[Guest guest]

Liz,

Charlie has bumps on his cheeks. They come and go. DAN! said it is hard to

say what is from something he is eating, probably. Doing a metals test on

hair will let you know the results!

Colleen

[ ] Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more nutritional

info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using the

right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we get

them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and eaten.

Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face. Not

hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and some

more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil soap

which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old soap

to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I am

not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing but I

am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action either

way.

[Guest guest]

Well, I think we can rule out the oils. The only thing new for him

was the oils but I was cooking broccoli in them. We tested the oils

in isolation...no new bumps and the ones he had faded in fact. We are

testing broccoli. If it is broccoli we won't be super shocked.

Broccoli is a calcium source and calcium pulls fluoride...could be

part of that. We shall see. I doubt we will know for sure. If it is

the broccoli we will just pursue moderation. The good news is he has

finally leveled out and become more himself again. I have those hair

tests sitting in my livingroom, along with the other DAN tests I am

too chicken to run. I admire your ability to push forward. I am so

paralyzed lately!

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> Liz,

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> Charlie has bumps on his cheeks. They come and go. DAN! said it is

hard to

> say what is from something he is eating, probably. Doing a metals

test on

> hair will let you know the results!

>

> Colleen

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> [ ] Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

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>

> We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

nutritional

> info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

the

> right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we

get

> them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

eaten.

> Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

> sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

Not

> hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

some

> more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

soap

> which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old

soap

> to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I

am

> not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

but I

> am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

either

> way.

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[Guest guest]

If you read my posts you can tell we have had a series of strange

reactions in this house. At one point I seriously wondered if he was

getting the chicken pox. He is happy and pleasant but these things

still alarm me. A kid on the next street gets these wierd things like

this near his eye and the infectious disease dr. who doubles as our

allergist prescribes an antiviral for them, the same antiviral given

to me when I was pregnant with chicken pox. That kid got the same

vaccines at the same old pediatrician who we all wonder if she had

old stuff so then I think measles but I doubt it...more like pox. On

his face, and one upper thigh and buttocks.

If you type in good fats on Mercola's site the article and some of

Mercola's thoughts on these oils should be on there. The gyst, if I

recall, was that canola and olive oil (the two I had been using)

become toxic when heated. So hard to follow these rules...like one

bad game of hokey pokey meets musical chairs, the music stopped and

you realize all your efforts aimed at helping your kid hurt them yet

again. Oh I hate that!

> >

> > We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

> nutritional

> > info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

> the

> > right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms

we

> get

> > them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

> eaten.

> > Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil

and

> > sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> > switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

> Not

> > hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

> some

> > more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

> soap

> > which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and

old

> soap

> > to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this.

I

> am

> > not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

> but I

> > am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

> either

> > way.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Liz,

When I get a second in a day or so, I will email you and everyone else a

detailed evaulation of our DAN! appt. The good news is that the right kidney

has gone from a 78 to a 48. 50 is normal! Yeast, the same... significantly

reduced. So our detox worked!! Which is why we saw such an increase in

speech. Stopped the detox and moving toward DMZ for now. It opens the

pathways for speech. Starting it slowly and giving with B6. DMZ causes

hyperactivity and B6 is the calming thing. We are still doing the fish oil,

Vit E, Phosphaline, IGG, Zinc.

We will continue to detox again next month per the hair test.

Lets keep moving forward together! You can do it. Take a break, enjoy your

kids and the holidays. Thats my motto. Then back at it!

Colleen

Mother of Charlie 28 months

[ ] Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

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> We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

nutritional

> info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

the

> right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we

get

> them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

eaten.

> Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

> sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

Not

> hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

some

> more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

soap

> which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old

soap

> to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I

am

> not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

but I

> am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

either

> way.

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[Guest guest]

We use olive oil. What should I use then?

[ ] Re: Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

If you read my posts you can tell we have had a series of strange

reactions in this house. At one point I seriously wondered if he was

getting the chicken pox. He is happy and pleasant but these things

still alarm me. A kid on the next street gets these wierd things like

this near his eye and the infectious disease dr. who doubles as our

allergist prescribes an antiviral for them, the same antiviral given

to me when I was pregnant with chicken pox. That kid got the same

vaccines at the same old pediatrician who we all wonder if she had

old stuff so then I think measles but I doubt it...more like pox. On

his face, and one upper thigh and buttocks.

If you type in good fats on Mercola's site the article and some of

Mercola's thoughts on these oils should be on there. The gyst, if I

recall, was that canola and olive oil (the two I had been using)

become toxic when heated. So hard to follow these rules...like one

bad game of hokey pokey meets musical chairs, the music stopped and

you realize all your efforts aimed at helping your kid hurt them yet

again. Oh I hate that!

> >

> > We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

> nutritional

> > info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

> the

> > right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms

we

> get

> > them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

> eaten.

> > Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil

and

> > sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> > switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

> Not

> > hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

> some

> > more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

> soap

> > which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and

old

> soap

> > to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this.

I

> am

> > not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

> but I

> > am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

> either

> > way.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Coconut oil is supposed to be the cooking oil. Olive oil as sald

dressing.

[Guest guest]

Bumps or pimples? I have seen bumps before, at the beginning of detox

when we added calcium. One each in both kids. When we added coconut

oil I got a pock that was itchy, very much like a chicken pock on my

hand. What has now is more like pimples. I think it is a

detox thing. I am trying not to over do anything as a result. Aside

from his face he has one on the tush and another on his upper thigh.

They do not itch and are fading despite the offenders remaining in

diet so I think it is detox and a matter of moderation. He is happy

and talking more though not quite at the level he was on fish oil and

E but the nose bleeds stopped. Not trashing fish oil and E here but

remember, my kid, if he is apraxic, is mild as he could imitate, and

allergy and malabsorption are a huge part of our deal. I think there

is a place for fish oil in him. E is questionable for him at this

point and I can't do either without checking platelet levels and

coagulation. It is a tough spot to be in because E alone did great

things but I have to be safe. I am banking on the reversible stuff

found in ph.

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> Liz,

>

> Charlie has bumps on his cheeks. They come and go. DAN! said it is

hard to

> say what is from something he is eating, probably. Doing a metals

test on

> hair will let you know the results!

>

> Colleen

>

> [ ] Bumps...allergic reaction, detox....

>

>

>

> We have been rotating new cooking oils after reading more

nutritional

> info. from the Weston Price Foundation on the importance of using

the

> right fats. It said that canola and sunflower oil, in the forms we

get

> them, are bad and can become toxins in the body when cooked and

eaten.

> Since those were the ones I was using I switched to cocumut oil and

> sesame seed oil. I am not sure if it was a case of too swift of a

> switch, too mich too soon, or what but son has bumps on his face.

Not

> hives and not itchy but bumps. We switched back to olive oil and

some

> more came out overnight but that was after a bath with olive oil

soap

> which brings these things out. I am going back to old oils and old

soap

> to level him out but was wondering if anyone ever heard of this. I

am

> not sure it is a true allergic reaction so much as a detox thing

but I

> am not sure it matters as it needs mnitoring and swift action

either

> way.

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