Re: Enzymes and high pitched noises?

[Guest guest]

Well, that depends. Is this new for him? Is it an increase

in 'stimming'? Or if he was non-verbal, this might be very good?

It is common that while the person is adjusting to enzymes, he might

be more sensitive, dealing with more sensory input. Or adjusting to

feeling better. Or die-off, etc. A little hard to say right off

without knowing more about the child's disposition. It has been

reported in the past though.

What else is going on with your son since starting enzymes?

.

[Guest guest]

We have this issue too though with increased screaming when

excited. It seems worse since getting the sdc enzymes though stools

are formed. The screaming is making me nuts.

> Well, that depends. Is this new for him? Is it an increase

> in 'stimming'? Or if he was non-verbal, this might be very good?

>

> It is common that while the person is adjusting to enzymes, he

might

> be more sensitive, dealing with more sensory input. Or adjusting

to

> feeling better. Or die-off, etc. A little hard to say right off

> without knowing more about the child's disposition. It has been

> reported in the past though.

>

> What else is going on with your son since starting enzymes?

>

> .

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is new, I mean he always talked kind of in a weird pitch but

I wouldn't call it a high pitch. He is somewhat verbal. We can

understand certain phrases he has and words he uses quite often. His

speech is sometimes unintelligible.

He has had a good couple of school days since we started the enzymes,

no really major problems. I forgot to take his enzyme to school

today, I had a doc appt for one of the other kids and waiting for my

daughter to come home from preschool it slipped my mind, and they

said afternoon was harder for him (after lunch.)

His behavior seems to be better, not by any means perfect, but better

all around. If I could just get him to stop " dragging me " after

school. Sometimes I need to stand and talk to the teacher for just a

minute and he will be pulling me away. It is a chore to talk, listen

and contain him at the same time. He wants to be more independent, I

wish I could let him.

Dwan

>

> > Well, that depends. Is this new for him? Is it an increase

> > in 'stimming'? Or if he was non-verbal, this might be very good?

> >

> > It is common that while the person is adjusting to enzymes, he

> might

> > be more sensitive, dealing with more sensory input. Or adjusting

> to

> > feeling better. Or die-off, etc. A little hard to say right off

> > without knowing more about the child's disposition. It has been

> > reported in the past though.

> >

> > What else is going on with your son since starting enzymes?

> >

> > .