Re: Re: New to the group. Seeing amazing changes

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>From: selena edwards jacobs <edwards_jacobs@...>

>Date: Thu Apr 06 10:14:16 CDT 2006

>

>Subject: Re: New to the group. Seeing amazing changes

Selena,

What a coinkedink!! Dr Buttar will be speaking this weekend at the Washington DC

DAN! conference but I believe his topic will be chelation. It's a special last

minute arrangement for him so I'm hoping I can see him while I am there. Is

anyone else from this list attending. Thanks for the tip, I'll try to google

him and Neubrander.

,

Dad to Jordan

>, that is wonderful to hear, there is definitely

>hope. Enzymes serves many purposes that they are

>discovering more each day. our Dan did as Haleh's but

>I need to better and order capsules since my son stop

>taking the chewables. Neubrander, Buttar and many

>others are posting results of remakable recoveries

>with older kids. I have read two more just this week.

>So keep plugging, and this group is a God send for

>support and advice.

>

>--- haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

>

>> Congratulations,

>> I am so moved and happy for you and hope the gains

>> keep coming.

>>

>> I wonder why your DANs never suggested enzymes. Ours

>> not only recommends them

>> but she actually carry Houston and Kirkman enzymes

>> and she has 's book on

>> her recommended reading list.

>>

>> I am so happy for your son and your family.

>> Best,

>> Haleh

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> --- " G. " <gradygroup@...> wrote:

>>

>> > Hi everyone, We have been crawling through the

>> autism maze for

>> > almost 15 years and have recently been exploring

>> enzymes. I am

>> > amazed that two DAN!s have not put any emphasis on

>> using digestive

>> > enzymes. We began giving Jordan HNI enzymes in a

>> willy nilly

>> > fashion not understanding all of the potential

>> benifits until I read

>> > 's book Enzymes for Autism... This would

>> explain why his good

>> > and bad days were like a roller coaster. Soooo

>> frustrating because

>> > we could never figure out what we did right when

>> he had a good day.

>> >

>> > Jordan is almost 15 so I'll try to keep it short.

>> We have done many

>> > of the therapies, suppliments (tons), recent

>> chelation, and diets

>> > with little improvement. He has been SCD for over

>> a year and we are

>> > still fighting a bad yeast overgrowth. Believe it

>> or not, he has

>> > never had D or C and has one to two BM's a day.

>> He also has never

>> > had any bloating or pain in the tummy area.

>> >

>> > Since Jordan had been getting HNI enzymes

>> sprinkled on most meals I

>> > figured he was ready for more. He now gets ZYME

>> and PEPTIZYDE at

>> > each meal and NO-FENOL between meals and with

>> fruit. The change was

>> > almost immediate. In one day, he went from

>> grumpy, growling,

>> > defient, stimmy behavior, to a completely

>> different person. He

>> > wakes up happy, is more conversational, doesn't

>> insist on watching

>> > his DVD's for the zillionth time. Want's to help

>> with house chores

>> > like vacuuming, sweeping, folding his clothes. He

>> is beginning to

>> > do things in an excited way such as button his own

>> shirt, washing

>> > his own hair and body in the shower, peel his

>> apple, put the food on

>> > his plate. These are all things we have had to do

>> in the past.

>> >

>> > Typically, from what I have read, this is not the

>> response one would

>> > expect from a 15 year old. Suddenly, I have

>> renewed strength and

>> > optimism to keep going. This is the improvement

>> that I have been

>> > hoping for for so many years. The changes we have

>> seen in the past

>> > week have been incredible. Jordan has really been

>> able to verbally

>> > express himself this week. The other day he said

>> " Cheer up Dad, I

>> > know it's hard on you " . I had to go into another

>> room to have a

>> > joyful cry.

>> >

>> > ,

>> >

>> > Dad to Jordan

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>>

>>

>

>

>__________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

,

Buttar is doing a lot IV Chelation as well as other treatments with older

kids. Uroterapy is new one for example for immune system, and there are all

kinds of report, both ways. Some kids do great with him and some don't do as

well at lest for quite sometime. I have been lurking on TD-DMPS site for 9

months or more with minimal participation as we are not chelating yet. It is

great to research him and go listen to him. He is very bright and charismatic.

Another great hope for older kids is Amy Yasko. She is too very expensive but

so is Buttar. She is at least as brilliant if not far more.

Before being impressed with the brilliance of these doctors, research both to

see which one resonate the most. I am sure your son will do great either way

as he seems a responder but it is best to know all the treatment modalities

and options.

The research in biomed and autism is just not where it used to be. Though we

are at the tip of the iceberg, it has come a long way since perhaps your son's

dx. Yet parents are responsible to not only research the supplements, but the

new treatment modalities.

My neighbor who I just met has a 13 year old sweet and delightful autistic

daughter and I am helping her get back on biomed and newer protocols for older

kids seem very promising at last...Buttar, Yasko and others.

Keep it up. The options and hope for full recovery is just growing. The

financial resources are a problem as these are only for financially privileged

but I would go in debt before giving up.

Best and keep the good reports coming, we all need to hear them.

Haleh

--- <gradygroup@...> wrote:

> >From: selena edwards jacobs <edwards_jacobs@...>

> >Date: Thu Apr 06 10:14:16 CDT 2006

> >

> >Subject: Re: New to the group. Seeing amazing changes

>

> Selena,

>

> What a coinkedink!! Dr Buttar will be speaking this weekend at the

> Washington DC DAN! conference but I believe his topic will be chelation.

> It's a special last minute arrangement for him so I'm hoping I can see him

> while I am there. Is anyone else from this list attending. Thanks for the

> tip, I'll try to google him and Neubrander.

>

> ,

> Dad to Jordan

> >, that is wonderful to hear, there is definitely

> >hope. Enzymes serves many purposes that they are

> >discovering more each day. our Dan did as Haleh's but

> >I need to better and order capsules since my son stop

> >taking the chewables. Neubrander, Buttar and many

> >others are posting results of remakable recoveries

> >with older kids. I have read two more just this week.

> >So keep plugging, and this group is a God send for

> >support and advice.

> >

> >--- haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

> >

> >> Congratulations,

> >> I am so moved and happy for you and hope the gains

> >> keep coming.

> >>

> >> I wonder why your DANs never suggested enzymes. Ours

> >> not only recommends them

> >> but she actually carry Houston and Kirkman enzymes

> >> and she has 's book on

> >> her recommended reading list.

> >>

> >> I am so happy for your son and your family.

> >> Best,

> >> Haleh

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> --- " G. " <gradygroup@...> wrote:

> >>

> >> > Hi everyone, We have been crawling through the

> >> autism maze for

> >> > almost 15 years and have recently been exploring

> >> enzymes. I am

> >> > amazed that two DAN!s have not put any emphasis on

> >> using digestive

> >> > enzymes. We began giving Jordan HNI enzymes in a

> >> willy nilly

> >> > fashion not understanding all of the potential

> >> benifits until I read

> >> > 's book Enzymes for Autism... This would

> >> explain why his good

> >> > and bad days were like a roller coaster. Soooo

> >> frustrating because

> >> > we could never figure out what we did right when

> >> he had a good day.

> >> >

> >> > Jordan is almost 15 so I'll try to keep it short.

> >> We have done many

> >> > of the therapies, suppliments (tons), recent

> >> chelation, and diets

> >> > with little improvement. He has been SCD for over

> >> a year and we are

> >> > still fighting a bad yeast overgrowth. Believe it

> >> or not, he has

> >> > never had D or C and has one to two BM's a day.

> >> He also has never

> >> > had any bloating or pain in the tummy area.

> >> >

> >> > Since Jordan had been getting HNI enzymes

> >> sprinkled on most meals I

> >> > figured he was ready for more. He now gets ZYME

> >> and PEPTIZYDE at

> >> > each meal and NO-FENOL between meals and with

> >> fruit. The change was

> >> > almost immediate. In one day, he went from

> >> grumpy, growling,

> >> > defient, stimmy behavior, to a completely

> >> different person. He

> >> > wakes up happy, is more conversational, doesn't

> >> insist on watching

> >> > his DVD's for the zillionth time. Want's to help

> >> with house chores

> >> > like vacuuming, sweeping, folding his clothes. He

> >> is beginning to

> >> > do things in an excited way such as button his own

> >> shirt, washing

> >> > his own hair and body in the shower, peel his

> >> apple, put the food on

> >> > his plate. These are all things we have had to do

> >> in the past.

> >> >

> >> > Typically, from what I have read, this is not the

> >> response one would

> >> > expect from a 15 year old. Suddenly, I have

> >> renewed strength and

> >> > optimism to keep going. This is the improvement

> >> that I have been

> >> > hoping for for so many years. The changes we have

> >> seen in the past

> >> > week have been incredible. Jordan has really been

> >> able to verbally

> >> > express himself this week. The other day he said

> >> " Cheer up Dad, I

> >> > know it's hard on you " . I had to go into another

> >> room to have a

> >> > joyful cry.

> >> >

> >> > ,

> >> >

> >> > Dad to Jordan

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >__________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

also try to find Stan Kurtz at the conference

and ask him about recovered older kids and who you can

contact from there for a start on your path. Hope this

helps.

selena

--- <gradygroup@...> wrote:

> >From: selena edwards jacobs

> <edwards_jacobs@...>

> >Date: Thu Apr 06 10:14:16 CDT 2006

> >

> >Subject: Re: New to the group. Seeing

> amazing changes

>

> Selena,

>

> What a coinkedink!! Dr Buttar will be speaking this

> weekend at the Washington DC DAN! conference but I

> believe his topic will be chelation. It's a special

> last minute arrangement for him so I'm hoping I can

> see him while I am there. Is anyone else from this

> list attending. Thanks for the tip, I'll try to

> google him and Neubrander.

>

> ,

> Dad to Jordan

> >, that is wonderful to hear, there is

> definitely

> >hope. Enzymes serves many purposes that they are

> >discovering more each day. our Dan did as Haleh's

> but

> >I need to better and order capsules since my son

> stop

> >taking the chewables. Neubrander, Buttar and many

> >others are posting results of remakable recoveries

> >with older kids. I have read two more just this

> week.

> >So keep plugging, and this group is a God send for

> >support and advice.

> >

> >--- haleh niazmand <halniaz@...> wrote:

> >

> >> Congratulations,

> >> I am so moved and happy for you and hope the

> gains

> >> keep coming.

> >>

> >> I wonder why your DANs never suggested enzymes.

> Ours

> >> not only recommends them

> >> but she actually carry Houston and Kirkman

> enzymes

> >> and she has 's book on

> >> her recommended reading list.

> >>

> >> I am so happy for your son and your family.

> >> Best,

> >> Haleh

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >> --- " G. " <gradygroup@...> wrote:

> >>

> >> > Hi everyone, We have been crawling through the

> >> autism maze for

> >> > almost 15 years and have recently been

> exploring

> >> enzymes. I am

> >> > amazed that two DAN!s have not put any emphasis

> on

> >> using digestive

> >> > enzymes. We began giving Jordan HNI enzymes in

> a

> >> willy nilly

> >> > fashion not understanding all of the potential

> >> benifits until I read

> >> > 's book Enzymes for Autism... This would

> >> explain why his good

> >> > and bad days were like a roller coaster. Soooo

> >> frustrating because

> >> > we could never figure out what we did right

> when

> >> he had a good day.

> >> >

> >> > Jordan is almost 15 so I'll try to keep it

> short.

> >> We have done many

> >> > of the therapies, suppliments (tons), recent

> >> chelation, and diets

> >> > with little improvement. He has been SCD for

> over

> >> a year and we are

> >> > still fighting a bad yeast overgrowth. Believe

> it

> >> or not, he has

> >> > never had D or C and has one to two BM's a day.

>

> >> He also has never

> >> > had any bloating or pain in the tummy area.

> >> >

> >> > Since Jordan had been getting HNI enzymes

> >> sprinkled on most meals I

> >> > figured he was ready for more. He now gets

> ZYME

> >> and PEPTIZYDE at

> >> > each meal and NO-FENOL between meals and with

> >> fruit. The change was

> >> > almost immediate. In one day, he went from

> >> grumpy, growling,

> >> > defient, stimmy behavior, to a completely

> >> different person. He

> >> > wakes up happy, is more conversational, doesn't

> >> insist on watching

> >> > his DVD's for the zillionth time. Want's to

> help

> >> with house chores

> >> > like vacuuming, sweeping, folding his clothes.

> He

> >> is beginning to

> >> > do things in an excited way such as button his

> own

> >> shirt, washing

> >> > his own hair and body in the shower, peel his

> >> apple, put the food on

> >> > his plate. These are all things we have had to

> do

> >> in the past.

> >> >

> >> > Typically, from what I have read, this is not

> the

> >> response one would

> >> > expect from a 15 year old. Suddenly, I have

> >> renewed strength and

> >> > optimism to keep going. This is the

> improvement

> >> that I have been

> >> > hoping for for so many years. The changes we

> have

> >> seen in the past

> >> > week have been incredible. Jordan has really

> been

> >> able to verbally

> >> > express himself this week. The other day he

> said

> >> " Cheer up Dad, I

> >> > know it's hard on you " . I had to go into

> another

> >> room to have a

> >> > joyful cry.

> >> >

> >> > ,

> >> >

> >> > Dad to Jordan

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >__________________________________________________

> >