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We are seeing an increasing anxiety issue with my 6 year old Aspie son over

the last month and I don't know what to do about it.

It started with us standing at a railroad cossing and the train was

extremely long, he started asking when it was done and slowly but surely

over the next 12 min worked himself into a hyperventilating, crying mess.

Now all of a sudden he has problem with red lights too. Anytime we get stuck

in traffic, waiting for the cross traffic to turn left, he now starts

panicking.

He has never had anxiety before (as far as we know), has no transition

problems, loves to meet new people, sleep in different hotels etc.

When he was 4 he had an issue with TV - he would not watch new TV shows

unless we were with him the first time and then it was ok. But other than

that, I have never seen him break down like that.

The new thing we did this summer is 5 rounds of low dose ALA chelation,

other than that he gets the usual (probiotics, Omegas, all vitamins and

minerals on the ASD appropriate level, enzymes).

Can anybody either explain and/or tell me how to help him. It does not seem

to be something I can talk him through, he starts syaing " When are we

going? " and shuts down.

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> We are seeing an increasing anxiety issue with my 6 year old Aspie

son over

> the last month and I don't know what to do about it.

At my house, anxiety was eliminated with B vitamins, fish oil,

anti-virals, and yeast control.

> The new thing we did this summer is 5 rounds of low dose ALA chelation,

> other than that he gets the usual (probiotics, Omegas, all vitamins and

> minerals on the ASD appropriate level, enzymes).

You may need to increase the yeast protocol and/or the minerals.

Dana

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