[Mandy/was:]rebecca/was: Re: New to Group. Looking for help! PLEASE!!

[Guest guest]

Hi Mandy:

Yeast die off can cause a short interval of less skills. Try removing the multi

for a few days and see if they are the cause of less talking. A lot of kids are

sensitive to something in multivitamins. Although if you originally got more

speech with the addition of the multi, it is probably the yeast dying off.

Check your probiotic to see it doesn't contain casein, since he responded

favorably to the withdrawal of milk. If that is not the case, no casein, that

is, then increase the amount of probiotics slowly to get the yeast under

control. Yeast or yeast die off can mask gains.

Candex, which can be purchased at The Vitamin Shoppe or over the internet, or at

the health food store, is good for yeast. It is an enzyme that you give on an

empty stomach and strips the wall of the yeast so the probiotics can get to it.

Start slowly with just 1/4 capsule on an empty stomach in the am and pm.

Good luck,

[ ] Re: New to Group. Looking for help!

PLEASE!!

>

>

> --- Thanks for responding. I'm not starting the ALA yet, I really

> would like to learn more first. I read on this board to up

Vitamin

> a,b,c, probiotics, epo selenium etc. But, it just seems like so

much

> for a little one. That's why Im only giving him what I am now. I

> looked into the intervention, they say he's too young and too

> wait.It's hard to wait when you KNOW something isn't right. A few

> months ago, I stopped his infant formula and took away milk. He

> improved, He loves potatoes, peas, cereals. Is Acidophilus good

for

> yeast? Started that today and he woke up from nap cranky and

hiccuped

> more today. Should I not do that? Anyways, thanks for responding,

I

> did see here that niacinamide is good for speech, so im thinking

of

> trying that. But your right. I will start slow. Thanks ALOT!!!

>

> In , " Debi " <fightingautism@y...>

wrote:

> >

> > First of all, I would try to slow down and make sure you know

what

> > you're doing before you do it. Giving ALA can't just be

started; you

> > need to make sure you have all the right support supplements

and

> give

> > them for a couple of weeks prior to starting the chelation.

> Secondly,

> > there might be other things going on. Have you considered food

> > allergies/intolerances? I would suggest reading

www.gfcfdiet.com or

> > reading from the message board. Both of these

have

> > really good info about diets affecting those with autism. Also,

I

> > would suggest reading Dr. McCandless's Children with Starving

> Brains,

> > it highlights most of these issues in a layperson format.

> >

> > I'm assuming you want to do the ALA protocol, have you read

about

> all

> > the supplements that need to be given and done calculations

based on

> > his size? Also, have you made sure he isn't too young to begin

> > chelation? I don't know if this is an issue, but I personally

> haven't

> > heard of one that young starting. Doesn't mean you can't, just

want

> > you to make sure you've found all the info you need.

> >

> > Also, have you seeked out help from your local early

intervention

> > system? If not, it sounds as if the lack of babble would

certainly

> > qualify him for some speech services. Doing that while doing the

> > biomedical treatments could signficantly help.

> >

> > HTH,

> > Debi

> >

> >

> > >

> > > Does anyone have any supplement for speech/language

development?

> Right

> > > now I have a 13 month old who I give Nordic naturals omega

> complete 1/4

> > > teaspoon morning and 1/4 afternoon, with vitamin/mineral

> supplement by

> > > Buried Treasure, 1 tablespoon. Also, 1 teaspoon of

Acidophilus in

> the

> > > morning. I haven't had him tested for high mercury, although

I

> suspect

> > > a problem due to lack of babbling and bad reaction at 4

months

> old. I

> > > new to all this, im learning alot. Just need a little help on

how

> I can

> > > help him. He is young, but I know something is wrong, he has

> loose

> > > bowels, pink ring, I see him frusturated at times and I dont

know

> why.

> > > How can I help him? I bought ALA today, but afraid how

dosage?

> what to

> > > do.Any input please?

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

--- No casein, I think its the multivitamin/mineral, when I started

that he decreased babbling during the day. How can I supplement him

if I dont use the multi?

In , <Ladyshrink111@p...> wrote:

>

> Hi Mandy:

>

> Yeast die off can cause a short interval of less skills. Try

removing the multi for a few days and see if they are the cause of

less talking. A lot of kids are sensitive to something in

multivitamins. Although if you originally got more speech with the

addition of the multi, it is probably the yeast dying off.

>

> Check your probiotic to see it doesn't contain casein, since he

responded favorably to the withdrawal of milk. If that is not the

case, no casein, that is, then increase the amount of probiotics

slowly to get the yeast under control. Yeast or yeast die off can

mask gains.

>

> Candex, which can be purchased at The Vitamin Shoppe or over the

internet, or at the health food store, is good for yeast. It is an

enzyme that you give on an empty stomach and strips the wall of the

yeast so the probiotics can get to it. Start slowly with just 1/4

capsule on an empty stomach in the am and pm.

>

> Good luck,

>

>

>

> [ ] Re: New to Group. Looking for help!

> PLEASE!!

> >

> >

> > --- Thanks for responding. I'm not starting the ALA yet, I

really

> > would like to learn more first. I read on this board to up

> Vitamin

> > a,b,c, probiotics, epo selenium etc. But, it just seems like

so

> much

> > for a little one. That's why Im only giving him what I am

now. I

> > looked into the intervention, they say he's too young and too

> > wait.It's hard to wait when you KNOW something isn't right. A

few

> > months ago, I stopped his infant formula and took away milk.

He

> > improved, He loves potatoes, peas, cereals. Is Acidophilus

good

> for

> > yeast? Started that today and he woke up from nap cranky and

> hiccuped

> > more today. Should I not do that? Anyways, thanks for

responding,

> I

> > did see here that niacinamide is good for speech, so im

thinking

> of

> > trying that. But your right. I will start slow. Thanks ALOT!!!

> >

> > In , " Debi "

<fightingautism@y...>

> wrote:

> > >

> > > First of all, I would try to slow down and make sure you

know

> what

> > > you're doing before you do it. Giving ALA can't just be

> started; you

> > > need to make sure you have all the right support

supplements

> and

> > give

> > > them for a couple of weeks prior to starting the chelation.

> > Secondly,

> > > there might be other things going on. Have you considered

food

> > > allergies/intolerances? I would suggest reading

> www.gfcfdiet.com or

> > > reading from the message board. Both of

these

> have

> > > really good info about diets affecting those with autism.

Also,

> I

> > > would suggest reading Dr. McCandless's Children with

Starving

> > Brains,

> > > it highlights most of these issues in a layperson format.

> > >

> > > I'm assuming you want to do the ALA protocol, have you read

> about

> > all

> > > the supplements that need to be given and done calculations

> based on

> > > his size? Also, have you made sure he isn't too young to

begin

> > > chelation? I don't know if this is an issue, but I

personally

> > haven't

> > > heard of one that young starting. Doesn't mean you can't,

just

> want

> > > you to make sure you've found all the info you need.

> > >

> > > Also, have you seeked out help from your local early

> intervention

> > > system? If not, it sounds as if the lack of babble would

> certainly

> > > qualify him for some speech services. Doing that while

doing the

> > > biomedical treatments could signficantly help.

> > >

> > > HTH,

> > > Debi

> > >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > Does anyone have any supplement for speech/language

> development?

> > Right

> > > > now I have a 13 month old who I give Nordic naturals

omega

> > complete 1/4

> > > > teaspoon morning and 1/4 afternoon, with vitamin/mineral

> > supplement by

> > > > Buried Treasure, 1 tablespoon. Also, 1 teaspoon of

> Acidophilus in

> > the

> > > > morning. I haven't had him tested for high mercury,

although

> I

> > suspect

> > > > a problem due to lack of babbling and bad reaction at 4

> months

> > old. I

> > > > new to all this, im learning alot. Just need a little

help on

> how

> > I can

> > > > help him. He is young, but I know something is wrong, he

has

> > loose

> > > > bowels, pink ring, I see him frusturated at times and I

dont

> know

> > why.

> > > > How can I help him? I bought ALA today, but afraid how

> dosage?

> > what to

> > > > do.Any input please?

> > > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > =======================================================

> >