/Dana/was: Glut not needed any more?/playing with saliva

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> thnks, Dana!!!

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> In your other posting you said that playing with saliva happened

when your kids did not need glut any longer....

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> Here's what's been happening to my son. About three to four weeks

ago my son started spitting more (silly game first), we ignored it

puposefully, but it's still going on! the dog of course did not help

it (reinforcing the behavior by cleaning it up...ha-ha-ha)... but

anyhow, Evan has also been playing/touching with his mouth lately...

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This was similar to my son, who would swish and spit foamy saliva onto

his arm, and play with it. It was a sign that he no longer needed the

glut, and also he did this when he no longer needed the TMG.

Dana

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Thanks, Dana, again! I think I am seeing similar things than what you have

observed with your kids, and I am amazed. My son has been MUCH calmer since I

took the Glutathione out, our 2nd day today. He has not played with his saliva

any more than one time yesterday, he looks happier, he is very affectionate and

appropriately playing for the most part. He allowed us to bathe him and is more

flexible regarding putting clothing on him! We hear a lot of succes0sful

verbalizations.

The above makes me think that he does not need the Glutathione any more. Does

that mean that he is getting a little better??

He is still quite stimmy at times, and he has not had a BM (this is his 2rd

day w/out), so that makes me think that he still has a yeast problem, and I need

to do more to help him. I will start him tomorrow on more probiotics and get

other anti-yeast supps.

What's TMG, btw? sorry for not knowing this right off the top of my head...

Thanks again!!

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> The above makes me think that he does not need the Glutathione any

more. Does that mean that he is getting a little better??

For my son, yes.

> He is still quite stimmy at times,

What are the stims?

> What's TMG, btw?

Trimethylglycine

Dana