Hyperness

[Guest guest]

I have been giving my kids the enzymes on and off for a month interspersed with

the

Kirkman DPP-IV enzmes, but began in earnest last week (and dropped the Kirkman

enzymes). I have noted hyperness in the 3.4 yr old (sensory issues) and in the

19

month old (NT but w/urine profile of AS kid). Looking back at D.'s book,

bad

stuff that comes with good is still OK. My 3.4 yr old asked his first " why "

question

today and I feel he is doing well. My 19 month old has never had any problems

and

talks like a 2 year old. No regression. But, hyper, hyper, hyper.

Also I started given Magnesium last week which was lacking from their millions

of

supplements before. I have kind of tailored back their billions of supplements

and

rechecked and cross-checked them against the billions of tests that were run so

I am

not giving too much and am only giving the minimum required.

Of note, 3.4 yr old's cheeks turn red after getting supplements and eatting. Do

food

allergies get worse? His cheeks turned red after a nitrate free hot dog he

always eats

with some ketchup and then they really turned red after a GF/SF/CF milk shake

basically consisting of coconut milk and almond meat, etc. He does have a 2+

IgG

allergy to almond. He normally wouldn't have a response like this. Is it the

supplements now being absorbed too much? Is this an exacerbated allergy

response?

Is this a problem? Can it be a reaction to the enzymes? Will this go away?

Also, pardon my speaking of this, but close around where their poop comes out,

it is

red for both kids (this is newer for the 19 month old). Can this be yeast that

is being

pushed out by enzymes or from the lactobacillus supplementation. They both have

1+ candida, which isn't bad and the 19 month old has two other yeasty readings

that

are only 1+. Can I be giving too many probiotics? Is this a reaction to the

enzymes or

an adjustment to them? Can this small about of yeast be being taken care of?

I

thought only the No-Fenol + GSE took care of yeast. Do I need to take care of

the

yeast?

I kind of need so guidance or support here. I don't want to be making my 3.4 yr

old

more hyper than he already is (generally not to bad but leaning towards that

tendency) or create problems with my second son. I know there is a lot of stuff

going

on here, but any input is welcome.

Thanks, Maureen

[Guest guest]

you should join the group of ldn for autists and put the question there.probably

they will tell you to clean the diet.gluten,milk,soy,sugar or candida

Autism_LDN/

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> My 4 year old son has been on LDN for 3 weeks now (He is autistic) and I was

told that he would become hyper, however I did not realize that the hyperness

would continue, I thought it would last only for a week. Can someone help me.

He had started getting very calm with the yeast free diet, also I am not sure if

it's too early for me to expect to see any changes, I have not noticed any.

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