weak liver and/or yeast??!!

[Guest guest]

My son has SOOOO many food sensitities, I am just going out of my mind. We just

lost

blueberries and hummos which is an everyday snack for him and has been for a

year now.

We have been on all three houstons for 8 months and his food intolerances are

still

increasing. In fact, it's like the no-fenol isn't as effective as it once was.

He was doing so

great with language, answering questions, talking about things that were

relevant and

occupational therapy but now he is scripting most of the time and big time

obsessing and

waking up at night scritpting from his books. He has always been VERY phenol

sensitive

and he becomes very autistic when I give him any of the B vitamins. So-I heard

the

phenol/B vitiamin sensitivity could be caused by a weak liver and I also think

the recent

regression must be a yeast issue. We have never treated for yeast except for

enzymes and

pro biotics. How do I unravel this current puzzle? yeast first? with candidase

or (our DAN

doc says prescriptions work better). How do I help strengthen my son's ability

to detox

and take some of the load off his liver, if that's what the case is? Is

chelation hard on the

liver? So far we have kept his care very natural and simple, using only

homeopathy but our

current course is just not as effective as it once was. I'm really bummed and

exhausted, it's

like I know what's negativly affecting my little boy but I just don't know how

to get rid of it.

[Guest guest]

> My son has SOOOO many food sensitities, I am just going out of my mind.

My son tolerated nothing. I used HNI enzymes and rotated foods to

learn what he tolerated with the enzymes.

> We have been on all three houstons for 8 months and his food

intolerances are still

> increasing. In fact, it's like the no-fenol isn't as effective as it

once was.

What other supplements do you give? Is yeast under control? Have you

chelated?

I know one child who had intolerances that even enzymes did not

address. She is doing well with Pentasa.

>>now he is scripting most of the time and big time obsessing and

> waking up at night scritpting from his books.

At my house, this was eliminated with yeast control, anti-virals, and

mB12/TMG/folic acid/carnitine.

>>He has always been VERY phenol sensitive

> and he becomes very autistic when I give him any of the B vitamins.

B vitamins tend to cause yeast overgrowth. What does the yeast

protocol look like?

>>How do I unravel this current puzzle? yeast first? with candidase or

(our DAN

> doc says prescriptions work better).

Try biotin and GSE. Other ideas here

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

>> How do I help strengthen my son's ability to detox

> and take some of the load off his liver,

Give milk thistle and taurine. Biotin will help control the yeast.

>>Is chelation hard on the

> liver?

Depends on the chelator. I used ALA, which actually supports the liver.

Dana