2 year old witih food intolerances now on spectrum

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My 2yo had issues at birth that put him on antibiotics. Within 4m,

he started developing eczema. I was nursing him so me going off

dairy, soy, & corn helped a bit. Then going off potatoes cleared up

his body. His face was still flaming & he stopped gaining weight at

6m. He couldn't eat solids as he wasn't interested but when he tried

he gagged on everything (not chunky stuff either). He had 2

respitory bouts at 8m old; the second landed him in the hospital &

he had another round of antibiotics. Got him to a natural dr on some

vits & he got stronger. CLO helped heal his skin as well.

By 1 year his skin was clear but he was underweight. Last Fall we

went on SCD & he started eating well & gained a bit. Early this year

I weaned him due to another preg. with twins & he started gaining a

lot, even though he really wasn't eating much more.

He's now 30lbs at 2yrs old.

However, he still cannot tolerate any of those foods, & a test came

back that he was intolerant to everything he's presently eating as

well.

He gets periodic rashes here & there, they come & go. His face gets

red at times then clears up. His diet never changes.

All detergents etc are " free " , natural etc.

He tested positive for yeast overgrowth.

On Diflucan he ended up with respitory bout again; first one in 1-

1/2yrs. I'm switching to good probiotic & possibly Threelac & /or

GSE; haven't tried yet though.

He is speech delayed & on the spectrum.

My 13yo severe son gets Houston's No Fenol & Zyme at meals. I've

tried Pep & AFP Pep, even in very low dosages & he could never

tolerate them.

With 2yo issues I decided to give it a try again for him too.

Neither of them could tolerate it at all.

My 2yo felt sick on them so I stopped. That was months ago.

Presently with just a probiotic he's lethargic & laying around a

lot. Tried Candex last week & it also brought on a bit of respitory

issue & constipation.

I'm not sure what to do next for him & if enzymes would help or not

anymore.

Thanks, Michele

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> However, he still cannot tolerate any of those foods, & a test came

> back that he was intolerant to everything he's presently eating as

> well.

Yeast overgrowth can cause this. Does he tolerate enzymes? You can

also try apple cider vinegar. I have a friend whose child was

intolerant [severe intolerances, epi-pen, hospitalization, etc] and

now can eat many of those foods with the medication Pentasa.

> He gets periodic rashes here & there, they come & go. His face gets

> red at times then clears up. His diet never changes.

I would suspect viruses.

Dana