URGENT

[Guest guest]

Being NO expert at all on chemistry, that looks crazy high to me,

especially for an unprovoked test. Any recent exposure that you know

of?

You don't say what lab you used, but my DDI urine test values come

back in ug/g creatinine, with a note at the bottom of the page

saying " Toxic metals are reported as ug/g creatinine to account for

urine dilution variations. " -- if that gets to your question at all.

For mercury, their reference range is <3, so 33.1 is 11 times out of

whack.

I'd call the lab and whoever ordered the test ASAP and try to find

out more.

PS ug=microgram; I don't know the ascii code for the micro symbol.

> In my earlier post, 36304 that was 33.1 ug/g of Hg. How can urine

> have results on a weight/weight basis.

[Guest guest]

mwagnit@... wrote:

> We had a random urine analysis done, unchallenged. I collected the

> sample first thing in the morning using a lab provided specimen cup.

> The results came back at 33.1 ug/gram. What does this mean?

>

33.1ug/gram of what?

[Guest guest]

Hg as creatinine

-- In @y..., Mueller <yardist@k...> wrote:

>

>

> mwagnit@y... wrote:

>

> > We had a random urine analysis done, unchallenged. I collected the

> > sample first thing in the morning using a lab provided specimen

cup.

> > The results came back at 33.1 ug/gram. What does this mean?

> >

>

> 33.1ug/gram of what?

[Guest guest]

> Thanks.... Trying hard to enjoy GF COOKING... Leanne

>

9x5 bread pan lined with parchment

1 3/4 c rice flour (I subbed millet and sorghum quite satisfactorily)

1/2 c arrowroot or potato starch

1/2 c tapioca starch

2 T sugar

2 1/2 t guar or xanthan gum

2 t yeast

3/4 c water (110 degrees)

1 1/4 t salt

2 t apple cider vinegar

2 T olive oil

2 eggs

I whipped the eggs while I mixed the dry ingredients, added the rest of the

wet and kneaded in the dry for 4 minutes. Let rise 1 hour and bake at 350

for 30-45 minutes.

[Guest guest]

>There must and I mean MUST be a recipe that is very close to real

>bread.... I have tried so many..... everything turns out like a

>brick..... I have also tried using kefir as the water content in most

>recipes. But find that they end up very runny. I think I read

>somewhere when you use kefir you should reduce liquid content by 1/2.

>ANY HELP OUT THERE!!!!!

>

>Thanks.... Trying hard to enjoy GF COOKING... Leanne

Sounds urgent to me! Here is my family's favorite. It's pretty forgiving. Just

make sure the water is HOT. You can add nut meal to make it more

" interesting " looking (almond meal adds a nice taste too, about 1/2 cup).

I haven't tried it with kefir ... I think it would work ok if the kefir was HOT.

White Bread

2 cups corn starch

1/2 cup rice flour

1/2 cup potato starch

1/4 cup tapioca starch

1/4 cup sugar

4 1/2 tsp. dry yeast

1 1/2 tsp xanthan gum

1 1/2 tsp salt

Mix those up. You can store them in baggies or jars for later.

Now heat 2 cups of water up to 150 degrees (not quite boiling,

but as hot as you can stand). While the mixer is running,

add the hot water to the mix. You may use up most of the 2 cups,

or less, depending. You want a batter that is about like a nice

spreadable frosting after you add the egg and oil.

Add one egg and 2 Tablespoons oil or melted butter, keep mixing.

Put it in a bread pan, let it rise to double it's bulk (which happens

faster than you think!). Or spread it into pita bread size loaves

on a greased cookie sheet, or in a pizza pan for pizza. Or in muffin

tins for muffins/rolls.

For banana bread, add one banana, honey, nuts, cardamom, cinnimon,

nutmeg, raisins, and whatever. THAT is really yummy!

>

Heidi Jean

[Guest guest]

Hi Noel-

My boys have both been off meds for a couple of years

now, after being on them not quite 3 years. Both did

well. My ASD son has not regressed from his

improvemetns, but I just restarted my youngest son on

SSRI and Tenex. He was having a period of chronic

illness and tiredness and having difficulty at school,

and was whiney... etc etc. Finally we added that back

and he has really perked up.

TENEX really helps offset the stimmy and sleeplessness

and hyperness that an SSRI can add. And it has a

biologically beneficial role. It is a vasodilator,

and allows the blood vessels in the brain to open up

some - has a lot of positive immune effects.

I know it sounds awful to add " another med " ... but

the SSRI/Tenex combo was excellent for my boys. It's

very inexpensive, very old, and used to be used often

in ADD. But it has a lot of benefits to it. It's

good stuff. I think the restricted blood vessels allow

the blood to " backup " into the deeper part of the

brain where those symptoms reside.

HTH-

--- Noel Schneider <schneid99@...> wrote:

> Question regarding SSRI use..I am really concerned

> using an SSRI drug

> in a three year old? my son who was sleeping, now

> on ssri,zoloft,

> won't go to sleep., becoming more aggressive and

> stimmy. Any info on

> the justification for its use would be greatly

> appreciated. Also, how

> many years do these kids have to be on these drugs.

> Mine is on Nizoral,

> valtrex and zoloft. DO they ever come off? thanks

> for any feedback.

> Noel

>

>

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[Guest guest]

My son was 3 when we started (he's 4 now) and he had a bit of

sleeplessness and hyperactivity when we first started. It went away

after about 2 weeks. If it doesn't go away, it's possible that it's

not the right drug and you need a switch. Just make sure you keep

Dr. G posted on what's going on so he's aware because he may decide

to switch it.

Cheryl

On Jan 21, 2008, at 2:10 PM, Noel Schneider wrote:

> Question regarding SSRI use..I am really concerned using an SSRI drug

> in a three year old? my son who was sleeping, now on ssri,zoloft,

> won't go to sleep., becoming more aggressive and stimmy. Any info on

> the justification for its use would be greatly appreciated. Also, how

> many years do these kids have to be on these drugs. Mine is on

> Nizoral,

> valtrex and zoloft. DO they ever come off? thanks for any feedback.

> Noel

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I would not give tylenol as it depletes gluyathione. Motrin would be better.

Maybe others can recommend something better than motrin.

Arias wrote:

> she is getting a really bad headache from the flagyl and she said

it

> started after she had a really strong thought or image in her head.

> would it be ok to give a little tylenol for the pain? we gave this

> stuff once before and i don't remember this reaction

>

[Guest guest]

I would skip the Tylenol. It depletes glutathione. You could try Motrin or

Advil.

Pamela

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Arias

Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 2:30 PM

Subject: [ ] Urgent

she is getting a really bad headache from the flagyl and she said it

started after she had a really strong thought or image in her head.

would it be ok to give a little tylenol for the pain? we gave this

stuff once before and i don't remember this reaction

[Guest guest]

>

> she is getting a really bad headache from the flagyl and she said it

> started after she had a really strong thought or image in her head.

This would have meant yeast overgrowth in the head/brain at my house.

Dana

[Guest guest]

getting a headache from flagyl (for bacteria) could mean yeast

overgrowth? not sure i get it. is it becasue the flagyl is killing

bad bacteria and making more room for yeast to grow?

On Oct 17, 2008, at 9:35 AM, danasview wrote:

>

> >

> > she is getting a really bad headache from the flagyl and she said it

> > started after she had a really strong thought or image in her head.

>

> This would have meant yeast overgrowth in the head/brain at my house.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> getting a headache from flagyl (for bacteria) could mean yeast

> overgrowth? not sure i get it. is it becasue the flagyl is killing

> bad bacteria and making more room for yeast to grow?

Giving antibiotics generally tends to upset the gut balance, and

increase yeast. I have had yeast [and bad bacteria] in my head, and

it causes a major nasty headache.

Dana

[Guest guest]

your OK! even AC says it's OK to go 4 hours at night. You can do 5am

if that helps keep your schedule straight, or 5.45 .

-Jenna

Arias wrote:

>

> i gave my dd the ALA dose 45 minutes late. it was suppose to be at 2am

> and i gave it at 2:45 by mistake.

> can i continue and if so, do i give her next dose at 5am or at 5:45am?

> did i do any harm in giving it 45 minutes late?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh thanks! I just posted this question and now I see that you

answered it already

On Oct 24, 2008, at 3:24 AM, Jenna wrote:

> your OK! even AC says it's OK to go 4 hours at night. You can do 5am

> if that helps keep your schedule straight, or 5.45 .

>

> -Jenna

>

> Arias wrote:

> >

> > i gave my dd the ALA dose 45 minutes late. it was suppose to be

> at 2am

> > and i gave it at 2:45 by mistake.

> > can i continue and if so, do i give her next dose at 5am or at

> 5:45am?

> > did i do any harm in giving it 45 minutes late?

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

As long as he/she is not feverish or lethargic, you are OK.  Keep chelating.

From: Arias <thinkingheads@...>

Subject: [ ] URGENT

Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 5:38 PM

I know Dana said she chelated with out the supplements, but was the

for just the firs dose? I am trying to get the individual vitamins on

board, but they are all not there yet. Is it OK to chelate several

times without having the vitamins in place. I don't know if I should

stop this round. I gave the ALA 3 times already.

[Guest guest]

I would keep going. Your dosing every 3 hours right?

If your following Cutler protocol in terms of timing and dose size, then

I would keep going.

You can always pump them full of vitamins and minerals after the end of

the round if you are wanting to watch for reactions to particular

vitamins or minerals.

Arias wrote:

>

> I know Dana said she chelated with out the supplements, but was the

> for just the firs dose? I am trying to get the individual vitamins on

> board, but they are all not there yet. Is it OK to chelate several

> times without having the vitamins in place. I don't know if I should

> stop this round. I gave the ALA 3 times already.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I know Dana said she chelated with out the supplements, but was the

> for just the firs dose?

I started anti-fungals [GSE] at about round 10. My son started

tolerating supplements at about round 50.

>>I am trying to get the individual vitamins on

> board, but they are all not there yet. Is it OK to chelate several

> times without having the vitamins in place. I don't know if I should

> stop this round. I gave the ALA 3 times already.

If he is doing okay, I would say you can continue. Keep adding in

supplements as they are tolerated.

Dana

[Guest guest]

>

> we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

bacteria rather than yeast.

Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

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

Dana

[Guest guest]

she got a sore throat and cold after the ear starting hurting. i was

sick too, so i though she caught mine. she is mean, i don't know what

to do. i can't get her back on track. i think there was chlorine in

the pool, I believe... but i am treating her for yeast and its not

working.

On Dec 23, 2008, at 9:19 AM, danasview wrote:

>

> >

> > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

>

> Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

>

> If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> bacteria rather than yeast.

>

> Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

>

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

>

> Dana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

the pool water was really clean. i am pretty sure i smelled chlorine.

so perhaps its yeast, but nothing i try is helping.

On Dec 23, 2008, at 9:19 AM, danasview wrote:

>

> >

> > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

>

> Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

>

> If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> bacteria rather than yeast.

>

> Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

>

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

>

> Dana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Have you tried activated charcoal?  The problem may be die-off.  When you kill

yeast, it often causes irritation (die-off effect).

 

Another thing which causes this is chelation.  If chelating, are you giving

minerals (at least on off days)?

 

Good luck.

>

> >

> > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

>

> Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

>

> If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> bacteria rather than yeast.

>

> Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

>

> http://www.danasvie w.net/chlorine. htm

>

> Dana

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

what would the names of some minerals be?

On Dec 23, 2008, at 12:57 PM, AK wrote:

> Have you tried activated charcoal? The problem may be die-off.

> When you kill yeast, it often causes irritation (die-off effect).

>

> Another thing which causes this is chelation. If chelating, are

> you giving minerals (at least on off days)?

>

> Good luck.

>

>

>

> >

> > >

> > > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> > > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> > > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

> >

> > Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

> >

> > If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> > bacteria rather than yeast.

> >

> > Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

> >

> > http://www.danasvie w.net/chlorine. htm

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I mean multi-minerals.  The one I use is called Minerall:

 

http://www.kirkmanlabs.com/ViewProductDetails@Product_ID129 (DOT) aspx

 

You can use many other mineral products.

 

 

Another thing that causes aggresiveness is excessive " Carnaware " .

http://www.carn-aware.com/

 

Too much carnosine causes aggressiveness.

 

You should also consider reaction to foods -- but that's not likely but worth

looking into.

 

Good luck

>

> >

> > >

> > > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

> > > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

> > > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

> >

> > Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

> >

> > If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> > bacteria rather than yeast.

> >

> > Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

> >

> > http://www.danasvie w.net/chlorine. htm

> >

> > Dana

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

On Dec 23, 2008, at 1:31 PM, AK wrote:

> I mean multi-minerals. The one I use is called Minerall:

>

> http://www.kirkmanlabs.com/ViewProductDetails@Product_ID129 (DOT) aspx

>

> You can use many other mineral products.

>

>

> Another thing that causes aggresiveness is excessive " Carnaware " .

> http://www.carn-aware.com/

>

> Too much carnosine causes aggressiveness.

>

> You should also consider reaction to foods -- but that's not likely

> but worth looking into.

>

> Good luck

>

>

> >

> > >

> > > >

> > > > we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really

> mean. i

> > > > havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine

> before we

> > > > left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool.

> > >

> > > Swimming pool chlorine tends to cause yeast overgrowth.

> > >

> > > If there was no chlorine [or substitute] in the pool, consider bad

> > > bacteria rather than yeast.

> > >

> > > Or, taurine if the chlorine caused a chemical sensitivity issue

> > >

> > > http://www.danasvie w.net/chlorine. htm

> > >

> > > Dana

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Chlorine pool water used to worsen my son's behavior.

I've read that swallowing chlorinated water kills beneficial bacteria in the

intestine, so you'll need to give probiotics such as lactobacillus etc.

Also try dissolving a cup or so of epsom salts (magnesium sulfate) in the

bathwater.

Definitely keep an eye on the progress of that ear infection.

- Hokkanen

Urgent

Posted by: " Arias " thinkingheads@... denise_arias

Tue Dec 23, 2008 7:07 am (PST)

we just got back from costa rica 4 days ago. she is really mean. i

havent changed a thing since we left. she was doing fine before we

left. she has an ear ache from swimming in the pool. i took her to the

doctor and he said give high doeses of vit. D for the infection. he

said it doesn't look bad. she is so mean and uncontollable. is there

anything you can think of. it the infection in her brain, or perhaps

she got bitten by a mosquito. i can't control her.

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