Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 For liver problems which my one son and I have....we take milk thistle, lecithin, phosphatidyl choline and watching allergens and chemicals..... We are GF/cf ls/lph and more...so we just do our best to follow what we can eat and use the above....but we do not eat out or use processed foods in boxes or can if we can get along without it....from scratch is safest for us. hth jmho Ronni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 I have a question.....am I the only mom here dealing with a phenol issue? Man I wish I could give my kids these things.... That would be fantastic.... They will take almost anything if I get firm and tell this is what is going to be done.....but man the reactions that we would have to all these phenols......argh!!! Even with no-fenol..... Is this unusual.... tia Ronni From: " Suze Fisher " <s.fisher22@...> Subject: How to make coconut oil yummy (was: Digest Number 4173) >On Nov 22, 2005, at 9:02 PM, lauriemagic@... wrote: >> How do you manage to ingest that stuff!!! I take cocunut oil but it >> tastes >> like lard and I hav etouble getting it down--ny thoughts on how to >> make it >> palatable?? TIA Laurie Oh, that's easy - chocolate coconut candies! This is a type of superfood in fact with all nourishing ingredients. 2 cups virgin organic high quality coconut oil (Nutiva, Nature's Blessings, Wilderness Family Naturals, Quality First, etc) 5-6 Tbsp. pure cocoa powder (I prefer Green and Black's) 1-2 Tbsp. raw honey (not for infants under 1 or 2? years of age due to botulism - this goes for ALL honey) 1 cup shredded coconut OPTIONAL 1. nuts (almonds, pecans, etc.) that have been soaked overnight (to remove the digestion-inhibiting compounds all nuts contain) 2. Freeze-dried berry powder (adds a great flavor!) 3. 3-4 Tbsp. virgin RED palm oil 4. I Tbsp. GF real vanilla extract I usually add the freeze dried berry powder, the palm oil, and just recently the vanilla. These are absolutely *delicious*! I eat them every day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 In a message dated 11/24/2005 2:37:53 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, writes: my 17 month old has been on diflucan for about 2 months and ever since then she has had problems with strept. I think clearing out the yeast has made the bacteria problems worse, so now we are having to treat with antibiotics for the past 10 days which I think is killing her stomach and making her not want to eat. She can't afford this because she's already underweight, any help please???? Thanks, can she take probiotics.....how about olive leaf extract. If these are possible...I know she is tiny...so I am not sure about the olive leaf...but the probiotics might help and if she can take the olive leaf...that might help with some of the bacteria issues.....altho it is a different and more specific problem......but every help is one more thing to your arsenol....at least that is where I start... I think I would try some bifido factor for her in whatever form she can handle....we had to go with hypo-allergenic types.....but whatever she needs may help her.. hth Ronni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 In a message dated 11/24/2005 5:58:20 PM Mountain Standard Time, HISSPECIALTOUCH@... writes: I have a question.....am I the only mom here dealing with a phenol issue? Man I wish I could give my kids these things.... That would be fantastic.... They will take almost anything if I get firm and tell this is what is going to be done.....but man the reactions that we would have to all these phenols......argh!!! Even with no-fenol..... Is this unusual.... tia Nope, you are most certainly not the only one dealing with a phenol issue. It is so bad for us that even trying to reintroduce a small amount of tomato sauce on a gf/cf pizza crust with 2 No-Fenols is impossible. He tolerates nothing phenolic, include topical lotions, etc. Our ND said to expect this for the rest of his life...that this particular depth of phenolic issue will most likely not ever go away. again, Argh!!! -- Helen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 Hi Ronni, Thanks for responding. She is on probiotics and I am thinking of starting the olive leaf extract--does that cause die off? Re: Digest Number 4178 In a message dated 11/24/2005 2:37:53 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, writes: my 17 month old has been on diflucan for about 2 months and ever since then she has had problems with strept. I think clearing out the yeast has made the bacteria problems worse, so now we are having to treat with antibiotics for the past 10 days which I think is killing her stomach and making her not want to eat. She can't afford this because she's already underweight, any help please???? Thanks, can she take probiotics.....how about olive leaf extract. If these are possible...I know she is tiny...so I am not sure about the olive leaf...but the probiotics might help and if she can take the olive leaf...that might help with some of the bacteria issues.....altho it is a different and more specific problem......but every help is one more thing to your arsenol....at least that is where I start... I think I would try some bifido factor for her in whatever form she can handle....we had to go with hypo-allergenic types.....but whatever she needs may help her.. hth Ronni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2005 Report Share Posted November 24, 2005 Dear Ronni, My son too seems to be phenol intolerant. I limit what I see he reacts to and give it with quite a bit of No-Fenol and even with that, he is hyper active and has mushy poop most of the time. He loves fruits and eats so little. He is significantly underweight and fruits that I serve with food helps open his appetite. I too make everything at home from scratch. Nothing processed, no chemical, organic or all natural diet and still am having a lot of issues. My son is GFCF, trace amount of soy or corn with all three of Houston enzymes at every meal and snack. I have thought about Fiengold diet in addition, but feel I can't eliminate more or he will waste away. You are not alone. Haleh --- HISSPECIALTOUCH@... wrote: > > I have a question.....am I the only mom here dealing with a phenol issue? > Man I wish I could give my kids these things.... That would be > fantastic.... > They will take almost anything if I get firm and tell this is what is going > > to be done.....but man the reactions that we would have to all these > phenols......argh!!! Even with no-fenol..... Is this unusual.... > tia > Ronni > > From: " Suze Fisher " <s.fisher22@...> > Subject: How to make coconut oil yummy (was: Digest Number 4173) > > >On Nov 22, 2005, at 9:02 PM, lauriemagic@... wrote: > >> How do you manage to ingest that stuff!!! I take cocunut oil but it > >> tastes > >> like lard and I hav etouble getting it down--ny thoughts on how to > >> make it > >> palatable?? TIA Laurie > > > Oh, that's easy - chocolate coconut candies! This is a type of superfood in > fact with all nourishing ingredients. > > 2 cups virgin organic high quality coconut oil (Nutiva, Nature's Blessings, > Wilderness Family Naturals, Quality First, etc) > > 5-6 Tbsp. pure cocoa powder (I prefer Green and Black's) > > 1-2 Tbsp. raw honey (not for infants under 1 or 2? years of age due to > botulism - this goes for ALL honey) > > 1 cup shredded coconut > > OPTIONAL > > 1. nuts (almonds, pecans, etc.) that have been soaked overnight (to remove > the digestion-inhibiting compounds all nuts contain) > > 2. Freeze-dried berry powder (adds a great flavor!) > > 3. 3-4 Tbsp. virgin RED palm oil > > 4. I Tbsp. GF real vanilla extract > > > I usually add the freeze dried berry powder, the palm oil, and just > recently > the vanilla. These are absolutely *delicious*! I eat them every day. > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 25, 2005 Report Share Posted November 25, 2005 > Nope, you are most certainly not the only one dealing with a phenol issue. > It is so bad for us that even trying to reintroduce a small amount of tomato > sauce on a gf/cf pizza crust with 2 No-Fenols is impossible. He tolerates > nothing phenolic, include topical lotions, etc. Our ND said to expect this for > the rest of his life...that this particular depth of phenolic issue will > most likely not ever go away. My son's phenol issues were ENORMOUS, and ironically, they were the first of his issues to disappear when I started chelating him. They went away during the first 10 rounds of ALA chelation. However, certain high phenol foods [orange and green, certain red and yellow foods] did not go away until the very end of chelation. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 Hi listmates: In regard to the estrogen question: I have managed women's bio-identical hormone replacement programs for many years as part of my anti-aging work (what I was doing before autism struck my life via my granddaughter). I now have at least 20 women on various combinations of estrogen, and/or progesterone, and/or testosterone, including myself for 3 years now IN COMBINATION WITH LDN and have had only one woman on hormones who did not love LDN and stopped it, even after taking her down to smaller doses. Many of these women do not have diseases other than aging and stress; I now consider LDN part of my anti-aging regimen for those over 60 - I hear stories of more energy, rarely catching infections, more libido, easier relating. I have a few Hashimoto's, 2 with fibromyalgia, 2 with chronic fatigue syndrome, 1 MS, 1 Sjogren's, and 5 Crohn's, and always start them out right away on 4.5mg except for the MS patient. When I did my clinical study on autistic children and their parents I had 40 adults and 20 kids, all started right away on full dose nightly, with rarely a need to back down and start lower. Thousands of autistic children have been started on full dose with a small percent having to back down and start lower. When I first started working with autistic children, Dr. Bihari was saying that getting up to full dose as quickly as possible was preferable and gave shorter negative reaction times, and I followed his advice and have found that to be true with few exceptions. In my research study on HIV+ with 250 patients, 160 of whom will be on LDN, they will be started out on 4.5mg right away - they are screened for other diseases other than HIV+. As this board is mostly MS'ers, just wanted to let you know about other groups who do not have the spasticity issues so most don't need to start low and can combine LDN with their bio-identical hormones without problems in my experience. Dr. JM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 20, 2007 Report Share Posted October 20, 2007 Thanks for sharing all that!! Re: [low dose naltrexone] Digest Number 4178 Hi listmates: In regard to the estrogen question: Ihave managed women's bio-identical hormone replacementprograms for many years as part of my anti-aging work(what I was doing before autism struck my life via mygranddaughter). I now have at least 20 women onvarious combinations of estrogen, and/or progesterone,and/or testosterone, including myself for 3 years nowIN COMBINATION WITH LDN and have had only one woman onhormones who did not love LDN and stopped it, evenafter taking her down to smaller doses. Many of thesewomen do not have diseases other than aging andstress; I now consider LDN part of my anti-agingregimen for those over 60 - I hear stories of moreenergy, rarely catching infections, more libido,easier relating. I have a few Hashimoto's, 2 withfibromyalgia, 2 with chronic fatigue syndrome, 1 MS, 1Sjogren's, and 5 Crohn's, and always start them outright away on 4.5mg except for the MS patient.When I did my clinical study on autistic children andtheir parents I had 40 adults and 20 kids, all startedright away on full dose nightly, with rarely a need toback down and start lower. Thousands of autisticchildren have been started on full dose with a smallpercent having to back down and start lower. When Ifirst started working with autistic children, Dr.Bihari was saying that getting up to full dose asquickly as possible was preferable and gave shorternegative reaction times, and I followed his advice andhave found that to be true with few exceptions. In myresearch study on HIV+ with 250 patients, 160 of whomwill be on LDN, they will be started out on 4.5mgright away - they are screened for other diseasesother than HIV+.As this board is mostly MS'ers, just wanted to let youknow about other groups who do not have the spasticityissues so most don't need to start low and can combineLDN with their bio-identical hormones without problemsin my experience. Dr. JM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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