Re: Horrible diarhea! Help!

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Consider NAET for corn. www.naet.com Was it organic corn?

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My 5 year old has been chelating with oral dmsa/ala on the AC protocol for over

a year with tremendous success. In fact, she lost her official diagnosis, but we

still have some issues.<BR>

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In the last several months, we've slowly been introducing more foods, after

being gf/cf/sf for over a year. No problems were noted. I thought we were in for

smooth sailing.<BR>

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Wrong!<BR>

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Last Tuesday, we had corn-on-the-cob...something she hasn't had in over a year.

We had perfect bm's on Monday and Tuesday afternoon. By Wednesday night of last

week, horrible diarhea. It somewhat cleared over the weekend, although still

very loose and fluffy but formed, but was pure liquid again yesterday.<BR>

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We were up until 2 in the morning last night with her going to bathroom every 10

minutes. She was screaming in pain that her but was burning. On the last

bout...not to be gross...there was corn! Is that possible? One week later?<BR>

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In the meantime, she has developed horrible excema all over her body and her

receptive and expressive skills have dulled.<BR>

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I am so heartbroken and nervous. Is this purely a reaction to the corn? yeast?

Can corn cause yeast? Suggestions?<BR>

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I should add we stopped supplementing for a few days because I didn't know if

that was making it worse and wanted to isolate what was going in her. We use

probiotics, enzymes, and have done Nystatin in the past for 6 months.<BR>

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Thanks,<BR>

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> I am so heartbroken and nervous. Is this purely a reaction to the

corn? yeast? Can corn cause yeast? Suggestions?

My son had a nasty reaction to corn until the very end of ALA

chelation. Not even enzymes helped with this. So yes, it can be corn.

Dana