Guest guest Posted February 10, 2006 Report Posted February 10, 2006 With that subject header, I thought you were going to offer me a beer! =) > I have two questions. > If a child is going to develope red cheeks from a food that he's eaten, > how long after eating that food will the red cheeks appear? Depends on the child, but usually within 2 hours. > Today is day #5 on OLE, day #2 on a whole capsule. Would OLE make red > cheeks? Yes, it can. It is high phenol. >> would it make the child very difficult and whiny and shrieky? > Or, is mine difficult and whiny and shrieky for a different reason? That can be caused by the OLE itself, or the viral " die off " , or the yeast overgrowth that generally accompanies viral " die off " . > The last 2 nights, he has slept better- hurray! but his poop is still > liquid mush. Sleep is always a good thing! Try giving the OLE with No-Fenol, see if that helps. Dana Quote
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