Re: Apraxia, Red Ears, and Feingold Diet

[Guest guest]

Hi Rose, I was wondering if you could tell me more about your sons red

ears........I have never heard of this......but my sons ears are always both

red as well.....never even thought about it till I saw your post....LOL

My guys have no speech are 29 months receive speech therapy; but no effect

yet!!!!! Have been going for over a year!!!!!!

We are going to be starting ProEfa as soon as the nest shipment comes to

Ontario......

Thanks.

-Mom to Aidan and Devlin; desperate to hear MOMMY!!

[Guest guest]

> Hi Rose, I was wondering if you could tell me more about your sons

>red

> ears........I have never heard of this......but my sons ears are

>always both

> red as well.....never even thought about it till I saw your

>post....LOL

> My guys have no speech are 29 months receive speech therapy; but no

>effect

> yet!!!!! Have been going for over a year!!!!!!

> We are going to be starting ProEfa as soon as the nest shipment

>comes to

> Ontario......

> Thanks.

> -Mom to Aidan and Devlin; desperate to hear MOMMY!!

[Guest guest]

-, my son is 17; he was normal until he had the MMR booster

at age 12. He became very agressive about 20 days after the shot, so

we put him on the gfcf diet, which helped tremendously in this area;

in fact, it took all agression away. I am chelating him with lipoic

acid for mercury poisoning which we put on hold for a while, until I

can determine the cause of his red ears. Lately, it seems that his

ears have become very red; some days more than others. I started him

on pro-efa's about a week and a half ago to see if it would help him

to talk better. His ears were already red before this. I have seen

the correlation that when his nose runs, his ears get congested or

very red, and then he has this speech retrieval problem. It seems

this inner ear problem, probably due to a pst deficiency, causes him

to have trouble retrieving his words. He seems to have so much to

say, but just can't say it. He also developed dyslexia about this

time that he has had trouble with his ears and runny nose. I am

fixing to start him on the Feingold diet next week. I was going

through the Feingold recipe archives finding recipes to make the

Feingold Diet taste better. I have a little brushing up to do on

trying to remember what spices he can or cannot have, etc. I know I

am giving him too many salicylates in the form of spices in trying to

hide the taste of his supplements.

There is a psychiatrist,I believe his name is Levinson, who believes

that inner ear problems lead to a variety of problems, including

dyslexia and fearfulness. I believe this fearfulness could lead to

word retrieval problems. He has examined many children with this

problem. He puts them on anti-motion medication and medications like

Benadryl, in super strong doses, to help with the problem. He says,

with his program, the dyslexia and fearfulness go away. He also

mentioned that each time the ear has fluid, it may take up to 3

months to clear it. I think he has a website.

Anyway to make a long story short, the Feingold Diet is supposed to

get rid of the cause of many allergies and clear up ear infections,

etc. I hope to start next week and see for myself. Rose

[Guest guest]

Thanks for getting back to me Rose I had no idea I am going to look up the

web site

LOL

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Feingold may well help! - if not look at www.autismmedical.com.

Lots of our kids had and lost this symptoms using GFCF. Charlies

only flare if he has phenols !

Good luck - it is a weird symptom isn't it !

Regards

Deborah

> Hi Rose, I was wondering if you could tell me more about your sons

red

> ears........I have never heard of this......but my sons ears are

always both

> red as well.....never even thought about it till I saw your

post....LOL

> My guys have no speech are 29 months receive speech therapy; but no

effect

> yet!!!!! Have been going for over a year!!!!!!

> We are going to be starting ProEfa as soon as the nest shipment

comes to

> Ontario......

> Thanks.

> -Mom to Aidan and Devlin; desperate to hear MOMMY!!

[Guest guest]

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Hi, thanks for your response. He is already on a gfcf diet, but I do

think he is very sensitive to phenols. I plan to start him on the

Feingold diet incorporated into the gfcf diet. Rose

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> Hi ,

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> Feingold may well help! - if not look at www.autismmedical.com.

> Lots of our kids had and lost this symptoms using GFCF. Charlies

> only flare if he has phenols !

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> Good luck - it is a weird symptom isn't it !

> Regards

> Deborah

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