Re: What type of doctor can help with environmental issues?

[Guest guest]

chemical sensstivity is a liver function issue i think but you would

want to keep away from doctors on this. bile could be a problem,

since this appears to be the magor detox route for the liver.

sweating may help if the bile route is not working so well.

do you have a hair test?

bascially its just an overall approach i think and things should

improve over about a year.

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> Do you know what type of doctor I can take my 6 year old to who can

> help us with chemical issues? Would like to talk to someone who

> understands what her body is experiencing. She cannot process

> colors nor perfumes, along with other things. A contact, whether

> ingested or through the air/skin creates lack of focus,

> irritability, anxiety, sometimes laughing at inappropriate times,

> walking on toes more, acting a little more odd socially, and poor

> sleep. Thankfully, unlike ingesting Soy which has an affect for up

> to a couple of weeks for some reason, even with AFP Peptizyde,

these

> environmental contacts usually don't last longer than a couple of

> days, but I'm noticing that as she gets older, and more involved

> socially with others, it's harder to avoid these environmental

> issues.

>

> I'm not sure if there's a supplement that can help with this, or

> just passing of time, or whether this will be a lifelong challenge

> for her body...looking for guidance...thanks so much!

>

> Gretchen

[Guest guest]

> Do you know what type of doctor I can take my 6 year old to who can

> help us with chemical issues? Would like to talk to someone who

> understands what her body is experiencing. She cannot process

> colors nor perfumes, along with other things. A contact, whether

> ingested or through the air/skin creates lack of focus,

> irritability, anxiety, sometimes laughing at inappropriate times,

> walking on toes more, acting a little more odd socially, and poor

> sleep. Thankfully, unlike ingesting Soy which has an affect for up

> to a couple of weeks for some reason, even with AFP Peptizyde,

these

> environmental contacts usually don't last longer than a couple of

> days, but I'm noticing that as she gets older, and more involved

> socially with others, it's harder to avoid these environmental

> issues.

>

> I'm not sure if there's a supplement that can help with this, or

> just passing of time, or whether this will be a lifelong challenge

> for her body...looking for guidance...thanks so much!

>

> Gretchen.. Have you tried a good naturapath ,my one knows all about

chemical sensitivities and the like.HTH Madeleine ...

[Guest guest]

Hi Gretchen

I beleive this is called MCS - Multiple Chemical Sensitivity. I have read

about it on the Autism Mercury board. I am the same way with smells - instant

headache ++++, perfumes and cleaning substances are the worst offenders here.

I think its connected with the livers ability to detox and heavy metal

toxicity. Have you ever had a hiar test done? Milk Thistle, PC and Taurine help

support the liver. I feel great on PC but the one I use which is el cheapo and

within my budget is derviced from soy, many of them are. Sounds like that may be

a problem for you. Do you do Epsom Salts

MAndi in UK

> Do you know what type of doctor I can take my 6 year old to who can

> help us with chemical issues? Would like to talk to someone who

> understands what her body is experiencing. She cannot process

> colors nor perfumes, along with other things. A contact, whether

> ingested or through the air/skin creates lack of focus,

> irritability, anxiety, sometimes laughing at inappropriate times,

> walking on toes more, acting a little more odd socially, and poor

> sleep. Thankfully, unlike ingesting Soy which has an affect for up

> to a couple of weeks for some reason, even with AFP Peptizyde, these

> environmental contacts usually don't last longer than a couple of

> days, but I'm noticing that as she gets older, and more involved

> socially with others, it's harder to avoid these environmental

> issues.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi-- I know in our state there is at least one " Environmental

Medicine " specialist. Have you tried googling that term along with

your state abbreviations

ex.

Environmental Medicine and WA

and then see if anything comes up.

W

> Do you know what type of doctor I can take my 6 year old to who can

> help us with chemical issues? Would like to talk to someone who

> understands what her body is experiencing. She cannot process

> colors nor perfumes, along with other things. A contact, whether

> ingested or through the air/skin creates lack of focus,