Guest guest Posted March 20, 2006 Report Posted March 20, 2006 Hello all, i have been folllowing the list for quite sometimes and started the enzyms in July, my son was on the gfcf deit for two years and i didnt see any wow with the deit, i kept doing it for health and yeast problems and to feel that i am trying everything possible to recover my son. he will be 7 in april he is high functioning very verbal mostly at home . I wanted to get advice regarding laughter , i see that he laugh and cant control himself, just to himself , he said that he is thinking about something funny . with the deit he never had that problem, he was watchilng movies and enjoying them and during the day he had silly talk and scripting and playing with his hands but not loughter . the first three months with the enzyms and off the deit he did great, i thought that he was doing better than with the deit itself and he needed less suplaments, but since november he developed that laough and i see that he wants to control it but cant. i give him peptis and no funnel .i am not sure if to put him back on the deit. it is hard to go back to it but i am even thinking of the scd. i am so depressed about the behavier the most, he is smart and social and verbal and happy boy, the behavier is stoping him from learning and from looking at him as a high functioning boy. any sugestion? is it posible that after three months the haney moon of enzym and off deit desapired? dana if you have any sugestion or anyone who has any expiriance with that. ora Quote
Guest guest Posted March 22, 2006 Report Posted March 22, 2006 > he will be 7 in april he is high functioning very verbal mostly at > home . I wanted to get advice regarding laughter , i see that he > laugh and cant control himself, For my son, this meant either phenol intolerance or yeast overgrowth http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm Dana Quote
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