Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Posted June 29, 2006 Hi Greta, I saw the same reaction with my daughter starting enzymes - die off and some adjustments for her. She responds the best to Zyme Prime and can't eat anything without it, although No Fenol has had the most impact on her yeast problem, which is pretty tenacious. Congratulations on the improvements already! I saw the same thing with my kids - very noticeable changes, right away. Where are you located? I am also the only one in either of my kids' schools doing biomedical, and we're in Chicago Amy > > Hi, my name is Greta, my son will be 4 next Thursday and we have had > his High functioning ASD diagnosis since last November. We have done > GFCF and found that the gluten is not a problem but Casein is for our > entire family. We started him on enzymes last Saturday and did notice a > lot of extra BM and very " yeasty " I think. I am still not quite sure > exactly what that would be like, but he smells like a public restroom > and it was lighter in color and mushier.( sorry so graphid) i was > wondering if this is normal. We have also noticed a big improvement > in his spontaneous Language, including asking a few questions and > requesting to wear underpants, WOW!! He is still not keeping them > completely clean but is noticing when he starts to pee then suddenly > stops and and says he has to go to the potty. This is great. We have > our first DAN appointment on Friday and I hope it goes well. He was > constipated all the time as a baby I nursed for 11 months. He went > straight to milk and guzzled it all the time. He does fine without it > and is happy with soy. Does anyone else have any suggestions for us. > We are the only one that we know of in our town working on this through > diet and alt. therapy. His teacher thinks it's great but, it's hard to > not have someone local to question. Greta:) > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Posted June 29, 2006 I'm in Red Wing,MN. Yesterday his teacher told me he has been a bit off and won't sit and attend but, he's been wearing underpants for almost 3 days and he's only had a few accidents so I figure its a trade off for right now. He is also at school in the afternoon instead of the mornings when he was there during the regular school year. I'm hoping this will be a good sign. We see the DAN! OD tomorrow and hope it goes well. Greta:) -- In , " Amy " <noahsmom7898@...> wrote: > > Hi Greta, > I saw the same reaction with my daughter starting enzymes - die off > and some adjustments for her. She responds the best to Zyme Prime > and can't eat anything without it, although No Fenol has had the > most impact on her yeast problem, which is pretty tenacious. > Congratulations on the improvements already! I saw the same thing > with my kids - very noticeable changes, right away. > > Where are you located? I am also the only one in either of my kids' > schools doing biomedical, and we're in Chicago > > Amy > > > > > > Hi, my name is Greta, my son will be 4 next Thursday and we have > had > > his High functioning ASD diagnosis since last November. We have > done > > GFCF and found that the gluten is not a problem but Casein is for > our > > entire family. We started him on enzymes last Saturday and did > notice a > > lot of extra BM and very " yeasty " I think. I am still not quite > sure > > exactly what that would be like, but he smells like a public > restroom > > and it was lighter in color and mushier.( sorry so graphid) i was > > wondering if this is normal. We have also noticed a big > improvement > > in his spontaneous Language, including asking a few questions and > > requesting to wear underpants, WOW!! He is still not keeping them > > completely clean but is noticing when he starts to pee then > suddenly > > stops and and says he has to go to the potty. This is great. We > have > > our first DAN appointment on Friday and I hope it goes well. He > was > > constipated all the time as a baby I nursed for 11 months. He > went > > straight to milk and guzzled it all the time. He does fine > without it > > and is happy with soy. Does anyone else have any suggestions for > us. > > We are the only one that we know of in our town working on this > through > > diet and alt. therapy. His teacher thinks it's great but, it's > hard to > > not have someone local to question. Greta:) > > > Quote
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