Re: New nocturnal bruxism - DANA

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Hi Dana,

Can there be immproper fat absorption even though

stool analysis showed no problem with fat absorption?

Just wondering, because we did have that checked.

He is allergic to milk and we removed that - but, he

still getting the excessive ear wax at times.

If this mito cocktail will have any chance of helping,

I'll definitely think about adding it.

Amy

--- danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> > had excessive ear wax diagnosed in July 2006,

> which

> > means, he sees his regular doc for ear wax removal

> > every three months

>

>

> My son's ear wax was caused by improper fat

> absorption. When I added

> mito cocktail, the problem was eliminated

>

> http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>

> Dana

>

>

>

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I have heard that excessive ear was can be related to EFA deficiency.

Anne

> > > had excessive ear wax diagnosed in July 2006,

> > which

> > > means, he sees his regular doc for ear wax removal

> > > every three months

> >

> >

> > My son's ear wax was caused by improper fat

> > absorption. When I added

> > mito cocktail, the problem was eliminated

> >

> > http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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We added cod liver oil and coromega already...

--- anneecbrynn <anneecbrynn@...> wrote:

> I have heard that excessive ear was can be related

> to EFA deficiency.

>

> Anne

>

>

> > > > had excessive ear wax diagnosed in July 2006,

> > > which

> > > > means, he sees his regular doc for ear wax

> removal

> > > > every three months

> > >

> > >

> > > My son's ear wax was caused by improper fat

> > > absorption. When I added

> > > mito cocktail, the problem was eliminated

> > >

> > > http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

> > >

> > > Dana

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

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>

> Hi Dana,

> Can there be immproper fat absorption even though

> stool analysis showed no problem with fat absorption?

I don't know, but probably. Tests are only about 80% accurate.

> He is allergic to milk and we removed that - but, he

> still getting the excessive ear wax at times.

> If this mito cocktail will have any chance of helping,

> I'll definitely think about adding it.

For my son, CoQ10, carnitine, and taurine [the primary supps in mito

cocktail] eliminated the ear wax problem entirely, and allowed my son

to properly absorb fats [major behavioral issues, as well as ear wax

and acne, with any fats before I added this]. I had stopped all the

mito supps but carnitine about a year ago because he no longer needed

them, but about 2 months ago the wax and acne returned, so I added

back the CoQ10 and taurine, and within 2 days the ear wax and acne was

gone again.

Dana

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Dana,

Wow I'm definitely going to try that then.

Amy

--- danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> >

> > Hi Dana,

> > Can there be immproper fat absorption even though

> > stool analysis showed no problem with fat

> absorption?

>

>

> I don't know, but probably. Tests are only about

> 80% accurate.

>

>

> > He is allergic to milk and we removed that - but,

> he

> > still getting the excessive ear wax at times.

> > If this mito cocktail will have any chance of

> helping,

> > I'll definitely think about adding it.

>

>

> For my son, CoQ10, carnitine, and taurine [the

> primary supps in mito

> cocktail] eliminated the ear wax problem entirely,

> and allowed my son

> to properly absorb fats [major behavioral issues, as

> well as ear wax

> and acne, with any fats before I added this]. I had

> stopped all the

> mito supps but carnitine about a year ago because he

> no longer needed

> them, but about 2 months ago the wax and acne

> returned, so I added

> back the CoQ10 and taurine, and within 2 days the

> ear wax and acne was

> gone again.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Please excuse my ignorance on this subject, but what does excess ear

wax indicate? My son has ALWAYS had excess earwax!! Does it mean

improper fat absorption? What test do you run to assess that?

Thank you for your patience and help!

Willsmomstacie

> > >

> > > Hi Dana,

> > > Can there be immproper fat absorption even though

> > > stool analysis showed no problem with fat

> > absorption?

> >

> >

> > I don't know, but probably. Tests are only about

> > 80% accurate.

> >

> >

> > > He is allergic to milk and we removed that - but,

> > he

> > > still getting the excessive ear wax at times.

> > > If this mito cocktail will have any chance of

> > helping,

> > > I'll definitely think about adding it.

> >

> >

> > For my son, CoQ10, carnitine, and taurine [the

> > primary supps in mito

> > cocktail] eliminated the ear wax problem entirely,

> > and allowed my son

> > to properly absorb fats [major behavioral issues, as

> > well as ear wax

> > and acne, with any fats before I added this]. I had

> > stopped all the

> > mito supps but carnitine about a year ago because he

> > no longer needed

> > them, but about 2 months ago the wax and acne

> > returned, so I added

> > back the CoQ10 and taurine, and within 2 days the

> > ear wax and acne was

> > gone again.

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

>

> Please excuse my ignorance on this subject, but what does excess ear

> wax indicate? My son has ALWAYS had excess earwax!! Does it mean

> improper fat absorption?

For my son, yes, it meant he was not properly digesting and absorbing

fats. I gave him mito cocktail [primarily CoQ10, carnitine, and

taurine] and that eliminated the wax.

>>What test do you run to assess that?

I tested by observation. If you want, ask a doctor to test for

mitochondrial dysfunction.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana and all,

Sorry, wasn't following this closely - busy helping #1 move into her new

house, and not seeming relative to my son I just deleting most of the

messages in this topic. But, then the earwax hit me as I went to hit

delete, so I'm starting with what I hadn't deleted. Bruxism BIG TIME in

my NT daughter. When she would sleep with me, I was constantly releasing

her jaw with my finger to get her to stop. She also has massive amounts

of ear wax. I always tease that she is in competition with her Dad for

most ear wax production. So, from what I'm gathering, these are

related? She also has been plagued for years with mealtime stomach

aches, even occasional vomiting. We added enzymes and probiotics to her

routine and it eased the stomach aches, but they are still a back seat

lingerer. Then on this post the acne was mentioned too So, now, I'm

really wondering about this. She has just turned 13 and had a massive

explosion of acne. She's taking the enzymes and probiotics (both

Natural Factors) as well as C, A, D, Cal/Mag, Zinc and a pretty lame

multi that has basic minerals. We eat mostly organic, little refined

anything, and have not had a hair test done for her. So far her dad is

the only one we've done a hair test for.

The question - the mito-cocktail is what I'm gathering I might try with

her next? I guess if I get a chance tomorrow, I really need to reread

this whole thread online - since I deleted most of the messages in my

inbox. Life's been crazy. Sorry if the question is redundant or seems

out of the stream of the conversation. I'm just trying to get some

bearings here and maybe head in the right direction.

This group is really great, but I seem to go into information overload

if I don't keep completely caught up reading the messages. I hate

deleting any, always wonder what I'm missing now that I should have known.

Thanks for any help.

willsmomstacie wrote:

>

> Please excuse my ignorance on this subject, but what does excess ear

> wax indicate? My son has ALWAYS had excess earwax!! Does it mean

> improper fat absorption? What test do you run to assess that?

> Thank you for your patience and help!

> Willsmomstacie

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Hi Dana,

> > > > Can there be immproper fat absorption even though

> > > > stool analysis showed no problem with fat

> > > absorption?

> > >

> > >

> > > I don't know, but probably. Tests are only about

> > > 80% accurate.

> > >

> > >

> > > > He is allergic to milk and we removed that - but,

> > > he

> > > > still getting the excessive ear wax at times.

> > > > If this mito cocktail will have any chance of

> > > helping,

> > > > I'll definitely think about adding it.

> > >

> > >

> > > For my son, CoQ10, carnitine, and taurine [the

> > > primary supps in mito

> > > cocktail] eliminated the ear wax problem entirely,

> > > and allowed my son

> > > to properly absorb fats [major behavioral issues, as

> > > well as ear wax

> > > and acne, with any fats before I added this]. I had

> > > stopped all the

> > > mito supps but carnitine about a year ago because he

> > > no longer needed

> > > them, but about 2 months ago the wax and acne

> > > returned, so I added

> > > back the CoQ10 and taurine, and within 2 days the

> > > ear wax and acne was

> > > gone again.

> > >

> > > Dana

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> Dana and all,

>>Bruxism BIG TIME in

> my NT daughter.

My #1 had this problem. He needed copper and calcium, and vitamin K

for proper absorption of the calcium.

>>She also has massive amounts

> of ear wax.

Mito cocktail eliminated that at my house

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>>I always tease that she is in competition with her Dad for

> most ear wax production. So, from what I'm gathering, these are

> related?

Both biomedical, not the same thing tho.

>>She also has been plagued for years with mealtime stomach

> aches, even occasional vomiting. We added enzymes and probiotics to

her

> routine and it eased the stomach aches, but they are still a back seat

> lingerer.

Eating fats without mito cocktail can do this.

>>Then on this post the acne was mentioned too

Mito cocktail eliminated acne here.

>> So, now, I'm

> really wondering about this. She has just turned 13 and had a massive

> explosion of acne.

My 13yo has acne if I skip his mito cocktail. In the past, it has

been related to other food intolerances also, and yeast overgrowth.

But right now it is related to mito.

> The question - the mito-cocktail is what I'm gathering I might try with

> her next?

Definitely sounds like something to consider.

Dana