Re: child giving off a sewage smell

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we had a smell like this on our first 2 rounds. It was pretty horrible (breath,

gas, and bm's all smelled the same...even his skin seemed to smell)

Any new supps? I finally figured out my son's smell came every time he drank

large quanities of orange juice while chelating. I don't have any science to

back that up, but when I stopped the OJ, the smell nevere returned.

jgray1025 <jgray1025@...> wrote:

He does not smell like his bowel movements. He smells like a broken sewer

pipe. I smell it

from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is slight, but enough to be

offensive. What could

be causing that? (4 years old)

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[Guest guest]

we are not chelating, never have, but this smell is

making me think that maybe we really need to.....

--- Maggie O'rourke <maggie_orourke@...> wrote:

> we had a smell like this on our first 2 rounds. It

> was pretty horrible (breath, gas, and bm's all

> smelled the same...even his skin seemed to smell)

>

> Any new supps? I finally figured out my son's

> smell came every time he drank large quanities of

> orange juice while chelating. I don't have any

> science to back that up, but when I stopped the OJ,

> the smell nevere returned.

>

>

>

> jgray1025 <jgray1025@...> wrote:

> He does not smell like his bowel movements. He

> smells like a broken sewer pipe. I smell it

> from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is

> slight, but enough to be offensive. What could

> be causing that? (4 years old)

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Is the smell sulfur-like? You might want to do a search of old posts and see

what other's did for something like this.

No new foods or infractions or anything? Everything else (behavior, bm's) the

same?

Gray <jgray1025@...> wrote:

we are not chelating, never have, but this smell is

making me think that maybe we really need to.....

--- Maggie O'rourke wrote:

> we had a smell like this on our first 2 rounds. It

> was pretty horrible (breath, gas, and bm's all

> smelled the same...even his skin seemed to smell)

>

> Any new supps? I finally figured out my son's

> smell came every time he drank large quanities of

> orange juice while chelating. I don't have any

> science to back that up, but when I stopped the OJ,

> the smell nevere returned.

>

>

>

> jgray1025 wrote:

> He does not smell like his bowel movements. He

> smells like a broken sewer pipe. I smell it

> from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is

> slight, but enough to be offensive. What could

> be causing that? (4 years old)

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

I think that can also be a sign of bacteria.

Maggie O'rourke <maggie_orourke@...> wrote: Is the smell

sulfur-like? You might want to do a search of old posts and see what other's did

for something like this.

No new foods or infractions or anything? Everything else (behavior, bm's) the

same?

Gray <jgray1025@...> wrote:

we are not chelating, never have, but this smell is

making me think that maybe we really need to.....

--- Maggie O'rourke wrote:

> we had a smell like this on our first 2 rounds. It

> was pretty horrible (breath, gas, and bm's all

> smelled the same...even his skin seemed to smell)

>

> Any new supps? I finally figured out my son's

> smell came every time he drank large quanities of

> orange juice while chelating. I don't have any

> science to back that up, but when I stopped the OJ,

> the smell nevere returned.

>

>

>

> jgray1025 wrote:

> He does not smell like his bowel movements. He

> smells like a broken sewer pipe. I smell it

> from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is

> slight, but enough to be offensive. What could

> be causing that? (4 years old)

>

>

>

>

> ------------------------------------

>

>

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>

[Guest guest]

If it smells like rotten eggs it could be hydrogen Sulfide (H2S).

Another word typically used to describe this aroma might be " septic " .

H2S is typically the by-product gas of anaerobic bacteria digestion.

Molecular decomposition through bacteria.

The odor threshold, or aerial concentration at which the human nose

can detect it, for H2S varies. I have read anywhere from 0.0005–0.010

parts per million.

Gas smells can be elusive. Smell the ears and nose also. Tussle his

hair a second or two then smell them again. You can play around for a

few minutes until he is breathing from his mouth in order to smell

his breath.

If you are sure you've isolated this to the mouth you can look around

inside to see if there's some food trapped between teeth rotting

away, or at age four it's not impossible a baby tooth is rotting away

stinking things up. Septic colors are dark.

If there's a spot in the mouth that you suspect might be the problem

you might consider applying a Q-Tip soaked with Listerine or other

anti-septic to it to spot kill the problem.

Make sure he drinks enough water for a while which helps to flush the

human sewer conduit that runs from the mouth to the tailpipe. Plenty

of fluids can prevent natural gas traps from being by-passed by back-

flowing liquids and gases.

What do you suppose might happen if you gave him a glass of water

with a small peck of baking soda in it? Influencing pH that way could

possibly knock down over-production amongst gut flora.

Tonsils can produce stinky gunk while infected.

HTH

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> He does not smell like his bowel movements. He smells like a

broken sewer pipe. I smell it

> from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is slight, but enough

to be offensive. What could

> be causing that? (4 years old)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

For a while I had what I described as a gunpowder odor.

S S

Re: child giving off a sewage smell

Posted by: " " natbill7@... natbill7

Sun Apr 6, 2008 9:18 am (PDT)

I think that can also be a sign of bacteria.

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[Guest guest]

I thin that would be sulphur.

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> For a while I had what I described as a gunpowder odor.

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> Re: child giving off a sewage smell

> Posted by: " " natbill7@... natbill7

> Sun Apr 6, 2008 9:18 am (PDT)

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> I think that can also be a sign of bacteria.

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Hi ,

Just a suggestion other than the sulfur issue, is that it could be a possibility

that he's put something up his nose and is now smelling like this from bacteria.

My son had the same horrible 'stench' which seemed to be coming from everywhere

on his body-skin and especially his mouth. Had no idea that he'd actually put

foam rubber up there, as he wasn't complaining about his nose. Had to see 2

doctors, before they realised 'something' was in his nasal cavity.

Donna.

[ ] child giving off a sewage smell

He does not smell like his bowel movements. He smells like a broken sewer pipe.

I smell it

from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is slight, but enough to be

offensive. What could

be causing that? (4 years old)

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> He does not smell like his bowel movements. He smells like a broken

sewer pipe. I smell it

> from his skin and worse from his mouth. It is slight, but enough to

be offensive. What could

> be causing that? (4 years old)

>

>

>

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****** Can possibly be TMAU, an FM03 Enzyme genetic disorder where the

body can't break down Choline. I have it.

http://www.monell.org/tmau_h.htm

http://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/story?id=2288096

http://hbri.org/TMAuria.htm

Rikko,

L.V, PA

[Guest guest]

My child when he was 16-17 smelled like a casket during chelation. I think it

was because a combination of 1. toxic heavy metals 2. overgrowth of bacteria 3.

yeast

My son is 18 now and does not smell, is no longer chemically sensitive, and is

recovered as far as extreme ocd and autistic behaviors are gone. We did

intensive chelation for 8 months with the andy cutler method for toxic heavy

metals using dmsa and ala plus a miriad of individual supplements. Within two

weeks the chelators stirred up all kinds of yeast. At this time we needed to

institute a stringent yeast protocol that had to continue during the entire time

he underwent chelation. We did a rotation of 2 months each of the following for

a yeast protocol. Uva Ursi 1 cap 3x per day for 2 months, then, MCT oil 1T 3x a

day for 2 mo., then, Grapefruitseed extract 3 drops 3x a day for 2 mo. Then,

begin with Uva Ursi again. Uva Ursi was my favorite, followed by

Grapefruitseed, followed by MCT as far as what seemed to work best and ease of

delivery. Along with this each day he recieved 2 candex in the am away from

meals, custom probiotics after each meal, and for bacteria one super strength

oreganol in the middle of the night. Sometimes we gave him more oreganol up to

3x a day but it has to be given away from everything so this was difficult. I

dosed extra yeast/bacteria fighting supplements at night with chelators or set

alarms for during the night dosing the entire 8 months. We also gave him

Chlorophyl 1 cap 1-3x a day at the very end and that is what finally cleared up

that last little bit of horrible smell from his breath.

A diet that might work for bacteria is the SCD diet. I would be careful by

trialing each food on that diet separately and checking for food allergies,

because I have one child allergic to almost every food on the SCD, and she

became sicker on it as a result. Otherwise, I can't think of a better diet that

would kill off bacteria. We didn't use that diet on my son though. My son would

only eat fast food at the time, so we chelated and did this yeast protocol and

he recovered while eating taco bell, pizza hut, subway, and whoppers with

cheese. We used houstons enzymes with meals.

A funny story is the other day he told me I smelled strongly of nutmeg. After

all these years of him not bathing and smelling like toxic sewage sludge, now he

bathes, brushes his teeth, doesn't smell and complained about me. My how the

tables have turned! We used to have to put a fan in his room to be able to go in

there without gagging, it was so bad. He didn't bathe also, but even when he

did bathe, he still had that horrible smell. Everyone laughed and was amazed

when he complained about me smelling after all we have been through with this

kid.

[Guest guest]

> he recovered while eating taco bell, pizza hut, subway, and whoppers with

cheese.

Thanks for easing my guilt over buying non-organic vegetables today. LOL...