/was: Re: strange behaviors lately - links to DMSA chelation?

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Hi ,

I just looked over your supp list, and I think a big part of the

problem may be the amount of calcium Even is getting. Our kids need

more like 1000 to 1500 mg of calcium per day, especially when they

are chelating. While removing toxic metals, chelation also strips

the minerals. Most of our kids are caseine free and are getting no

calcium from dairy sources. Also, few of them consume the proper

foods that furnish the daily requirements of calcium that they need.

Noah definately falls into this catagory. He hates the taste of

calcium in his drinks. He also hates the gummi chews (unlike the

gummi vitamins). My new mission in life is to find a way of

delivering enough calcium into this kid as I really worry about the

consequences if he continues to be deficient here. I just bought a

powdered calcium shake. I'm going to experiment with smoothies using

dairy free and gf/cf chocolate.

If anyone has any good suggestions out there, I would appreciate

them, too. I wanted to try Water Oz. Our DAN! said that it is good,

but still not enough. Tried baking it in cookies, but he doesn't eat

enough to even put a dent in what he needs. Sooooooo....sugestions

for us???

-Trish

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> Lately, over the past 2 months or so I have been seeing some new

behaviors in Evan, not bad, but they are concerned especially in

school because he allegedly is constantly engaging in these. I don't

see it at home as much, and really don't recall some of them

existing at all until about 2 months ago. This does seem to coincide

with our DMSA start date. Anyhow, here's what I have been seeing and

what I think of them:

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> 1. chin-pushing - asked about this before; zinc deficiency? will

start supplementing with this over the weekend again, as I am slowly

reintroducing each supplement this week. - not brand new behavior,

about 2 months maybe, but occurring daily

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> 2. occassional eye-pushing. Will especially do this in darker or

very bright places; sunglasses or my husband's glasses will

alleviate this issue!!!!!! we are going to see an vision specialist

next week! - not brand new behavior, seems to come and go

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> 3. spitting/raspberries play - yeast, right? ongoing behavior

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> 4. clearning of throat - some days constantly - could be yeast? or

some allergies? actully have gotten much better over the past 2-3

days since ouor allergy treatments through NAET

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> 5. sitting in chairs - seeing sensory input in rear area.

occassional touching/pushing the groin area, not genitals - very new

behavior - 3-4 weeks, more intense over the past 2 weeks

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> 6. squeezing into pillows, rubbing body into pillows - this is not

new behavior

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> These are the most pronounced ones - I appreciate any input on

these. Could they be chelation related? any other deficiency?

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> Thanks in advance!!

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