Another question

[Guest guest]

If I give my son the enzymes (zyme prime) after he has been eating for

awhile will it work or is it too late? I open them and mix with juice.

karen

[Guest guest]

The enzymes will work in the gut until the stomach empties...about 90

minutes. If it is within 90 minutes you may probably get some value,

but not much after that.

.

p.s. we sure are getting a bunch of karen's here. Cool.

[Guest guest]

Most neuros want the 'hard scientific proof', and since there is only anecdotal proof, most attribute improvement to a placebo-effect or some fluke of some kind. If you show any hard improvement and have any success getting the neuro to take a stand out of the ordinary, let us know how you did it! Most of us are pretty much on our own. If we are lucky, our docs will say something like, "Stick with whatever you are doing because it seems to be working."

Marcie

In a message dated 10/14/2004 9:22:24 PM Central Daylight Time, laketa@... writes:

Has anyone's neuro documented any "hard" evidence that the LDN is working in their favor? Such as changed (or non-changed) MRI's, changes in their disability rating, improved physicals?

[Guest guest]

>

> My daughter has a relux problem where she spits up and chokes

> sometimes comes out of her nose. Has anyone elses babies experienced

> this? Maybe its related?

>

My daughter Ella also had reflux, it was very scary, but once we

diagnosed it and got some thickeners for her milk, we did better,and

she grew better and felt better. She took baby gaviscon to

coat her tummy and esophagus, in case she vomited, it would not be

so bitter, then we thickened her milk with baby rice cereal. They

offered us a corn starch thickener, but the rice tastes so much better

and was an actual food. My milk had dried up from stress at this point

so we were on formula. She grew out of it at almost 1 year to the day,

she stopped squeaking, choking and everything. She is 3.8 now, and

just the same size as the rest of the gang around her. Her BPES

does not slow her down one bit, and she does well with school and

friends, has not been picked on once yet, we praise God for that, as

kids are not so kind sometimes. God Bless , Suzanne Heatwole

[Guest guest]

Th original poster was asking about the Autism Scholarship program.

When you utilize that program, the IEP is maintained by your resident

school district. The scholarship program is completely different than

charter, private, or any of the programs such as OHDELA for example.

[Guest guest]

When I get an asthma attack that just won't stop, my asthma seems to be

aggravated by constant post nasal drip. What will stop this? Dr.'s

office suggested Mucinex which doesn't help at all! I use a lot of

Beconase and that helps very little.

[Guest guest]

Ask your doc if you can have an anticholinergic. Let him or her know

the mucinex is not improving the PND. They help dry up the mucus

without allowing it to stick around and get infected. there's an

inhaled one that you can take, like any other nasal inhaler. I take

a combo drug - Rescon MX - that has a little antihistamine, a lot of

sudafed, and an anticholinergic in it. I find it's very helpful. I

would still recommend you take mucinex during the day, in order to

try to keep that nasty mucus on the move and not stuck in your

sinuses infecting things. Again, ask your doctor.

Addy

Group co-owner

--- In , " royalashtonvp " <Oneroyal@...>

wrote:

>

> When I get an asthma attack that just won't stop, my asthma seems

to be

> aggravated by constant post nasal drip. What will stop this? Dr.'s

> office suggested Mucinex which doesn't help at all! I use a lot of

> Beconase and that helps very little.

>

[Guest guest]

what kind of exercise and describe the tightness in a little more detail

On Sep 27, 2010, at 4:53 AM, franniboy@... wrote:

> I've been on the sideline here for a couple of years and thanks to both

> Dave and , my GB has calmed down per their advises, although I haven't

> done a flush in a while. Renewed interest in my GB emails is preparing the

> way to do a couple soon..

>

> I used to do the grapefruit, epsom, lemon and olive oil flush and I've

> recently been reading about variations in that formula... so, where can I see

> those other mixtures people have referenced?

>

> Also, even tho my GB has tamed down, I can still acknowledge the presence

> of stones (diagnosed years ago with a 11mm stone) during physical exertion.

> Is this a common symptom to feel, say, tightness under the right rib cage

> during exercise?

>

> Thanks.

>

> -F

>

>

[Guest guest]

Do not believe the exercise is affecting your GB at least not in a negative way

- how is your weight? do u drink plenty of fluids and are you taking AF Beta

food? Also, recommend u include beets into your diet- lightly steamed or raw-

preferably organic- try and eat organic as much as possible

Also, recommend you check out Dr Esselstyn's book on how to Prevent and Cure

Heart Disease- and to try his diet for 4 to 6 weeks - I am fairly certain it

will take care of your problem - a month is not a long time-- it will go by

quickly- after that if inclined you can return to your normal diet - I tried it

and as u can tell am a big fan as the results were outstanding.

Good luck

On Sep 27, 2010, at 6:16 AM, franniboy@... wrote:

> Generally any kind of aerobic with light lifting as if the internal organs

> are pressing upon and exacerabating the GB. Also, knowing that pizza and

> soda are not good for one or the GB, I do have it occasionally and it has

> been known to similarly stir up the GB for a brief time afterwards as does the

> exercise.

>

>

> In a message dated 9/27/2010 9:12:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> fbattaglia@... writes:

>

> what kind of exercise and describe the tightness in a little more detail

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thought I'd chime in here as well... In addition to the beets and water that

mentions, adding in radishes, artichokes, apples, and turmeric (in curry,

etc.) should help.

Here's an article on some other foods for gallbladder help:

http://ezinearticles.com/?Natural-Diet-For-Gallstones---The-Top-5-Foods-to-Reduc\

e-Your-Gallstone-Symptoms-and-Pain & id=4580040

http://www.gallbladderhelp.com

>

> Thanks, , you're always helpful. Weight is real good. Fluid intact

> varies, although I try to drink a lot of water at night. Know about AF Beta,

> but haven't ordered yet. I eat beets whenever possible. I will check out the

> book and save this email. Gotta run. Thanks.

>

> -F

>

>

> In a message dated 10/3/2010 12:24:31 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> fbattaglia@... writes:

>

> Do not believe the exercise is affecting your GB at least not in a

> negative way - how is your weight? do u drink plenty of fluids and are you

taking

> AF Beta food? Also, recommend u include beets into your diet- lightly

> steamed or raw- preferably organic- try and eat organic as much as possible

>

> Also, recommend you check out Dr Esselstyn's book on how to Prevent and

> Cure Heart Disease- and to try his diet for 4 to 6 weeks - I am fairly

> certain it will take care of your problem - a month is not a long time-- it

> will go by quickly- after that if inclined you can return to your normal diet

> - I tried it and as u can tell am a big fan as the results were

> outstanding.

>

>

>