need to start from square 1 with suppliments..HELP

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Hi everyone,

My son has really been struggling in school and we have decided to

homeschool him. This is a good time to re-vamp what we are doing with

our biomedical interventions.

I think we need to start on square 1 with all of his suppliments abd

food avoidences/interventions.

We are way off track. I don't know what is working and what is not

working. I don't know if the things he had intolerances to are still

things he reacts to.

I want to cut everything out and start over, with one thing at a time.

We have not had enough success with anything to stop GFCF, so we are

sticking with that.

Do you know of a flow chart or logical sequence of what to add first?

I need to get serious about this because we are all over the place

and I can't even tell what he is reacting to. I suspect a lot of it

is behavioral from school stress, so I may see some relief for him

just from removing that stress. But a lot of it may be biomedical still.

I cannot afford a DAN doc. I do however, have the time with him at

home now to really watch him closely, and record reactions. I have a

hard time seeing reactions sometimes, or recording things, Been

winging it. It's time to get serious.

I have used no-fenol, peptizyde, b6, cysteine cream, epsom baths,

magnesium, OLE, and CLO. He was reactive with blood tests to egg and

corn 3 years ago, although we have added these into his diet somewhat.

We have stopped b12 injections and TMG. Refills ran out and I can't

afford to go back to doc.

He really reacts obviously to high phenol foods.

Also, how do you record the things you are currently watching in your

children?

In the past my son has acted " yeasty " but was negative to this twice

through Great Plains Lab.

Thanks for even reading this.

Dawn in Florida

[Guest guest]

Hello, I hope others will follow with there suggestion here are mine.

I would start by reading this paper and decide from the pie chart

what is most important regarding your son.

http://puterakembara.org/rm/Dr_Jepson.pdf

I would work on calming your son and healing his leaky gut.

http://www.enzymestuff.com/rtsensorygut.htm

http://www.enzymestuff.com/serotonin.htm

http://www.enzymestuff.com/rtaloe.htm

There is lots to read at s web page

http://healingtides.net/brain_and_our_stress_response.htm

If I were you I would stop the CLO for awhile and add several

different EFA's -so you dont have to worrie about too much VIT. A.

http://www.iherb.com/store/ProductDetails.aspx?c=Herbs & pid=SNS-01143

http://www.iherb.com/store/ProductDetails.aspx?c=Herbs & pid=HFS-05096

Contuine enzymes with Lipase and protease and DPP IV.

Give a complete autism Supplement like http://store.myhealth-

store.com/integrative-therapeutics-learner-s-edge.html

There are several companies who have this type of suppelements the

learners edge is what I am using these days

****In the past my son has acted " yeasty " but was negative to this

twice through Great Plains Lab.

http://www.newtreatments.org/Basics/ga/402/Nanobacteria,%20the%

20smalles%20known%20self-replicating%20bacteria

http://www.enzymestuff.com/opiatereceptors.htm

http://www.nutrition4health.org/NOHAnews/NNW95Excitoxins.htm

I hope you will find some help in this message. My 2 Cents Ann

[Guest guest]

>Dawn,

I would stop everything for a couple of days and see how he is doing.

Add back in the enzymes and then the other stuff one at a time a

couple of days apart. Start a very simple diary and also list his

food, bowel and sleep for the day. Keep it simple so that over a week

or two it becomes obvious what he is reacting to.

I have foudn that a simple journal is always how I can tell whats

going on, we just cant count on our memories.

Elaine

> Hi everyone,

>

> My son has really been struggling in school and we have decided to

> homeschool him. This is a good time to re-vamp what we are doing with

> our biomedical interventions.

>

> I think we need to start on square 1 with all of his suppliments abd

> food avoidences/interventions.

> We are way off track. I don't know what is working and what is not

> working. I don't know if the things he had intolerances to are still

> things he reacts to.

>

> I want to cut everything out and start over, with one thing at a time.

> We have not had enough success with anything to stop GFCF, so we are

> sticking with that.

>

> Do you know of a flow chart or logical sequence of what to add first?

> I need to get serious about this because we are all over the place

> and I can't even tell what he is reacting to. I suspect a lot of it

> is behavioral from school stress, so I may see some relief for him

> just from removing that stress. But a lot of it may be biomedical

still.

>

> I cannot afford a DAN doc. I do however, have the time with him at

> home now to really watch him closely, and record reactions. I have a

> hard time seeing reactions sometimes, or recording things, Been

> winging it. It's time to get serious.

>

> I have used no-fenol, peptizyde, b6, cysteine cream, epsom baths,

> magnesium, OLE, and CLO. He was reactive with blood tests to egg and

> corn 3 years ago, although we have added these into his diet somewhat.

> We have stopped b12 injections and TMG. Refills ran out and I can't

> afford to go back to doc.

> He really reacts obviously to high phenol foods.

>

> Also, how do you record the things you are currently watching in your

> children?

>

> In the past my son has acted " yeasty " but was negative to this twice

> through Great Plains Lab.

>

> Thanks for even reading this.

>

> Dawn in Florida

>