Re: hair pulling,squeezing hard,biting..

[Guest guest]

hi, my son is 3yrs. old and is taking some supplements

DMG, SNT from kirkman's lab..diagnosis/PDD, however,

he is into pulling the hair, squeezing hard, hugging

pillows, blankets, and biting..he doesn't seem to do

these things maliciously, somehow it seems like he is

not helping it, like he needs to do this, almost like

a reflex. I was wondering about your child, how old is

he/she and what is the diagnosis? also, did you think

that the behavioral therapy has helped in relieving

these behaviors???

thanks...

--- Kkscharste@... wrote:

> When my child exhibited bad behaviors like hair

> pulling, pinching etc. we

> would say " no (pulling hair " ) while we held him

> firmly with his hands clamped

> together (immobile). Forcing him to be immobile

> not only stopped the

> painful behavior, but was aversive to him , as he

> hated to be restrained. We

> did not release our " gentle restraint " until he

> acknowledged our request,

> stopped fussing, pulling etc. and behaved " good " for

> a moment.

> Kate

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Why did you put him on DMG,SNT etc? Was there any tests done to check

his bioprofile to make sure his " individual body cells " are really in

need of such supplements?

You see, there are parents who blindly assume their children would

also require DMG,SNT etc just because of the various MBs we have now.

That is very dangerous and it would harm the child more than helping

at a molecular cell level. It may alter the genetic transcriptive

reactions in a body inside!

Also, if that child has some NIDs, that needs to be taken care of w

proper medical advice and treatment by a specialist who treats

infectius diseases! Just putting him on these supplements, while the

child may harbor some germs inside may not help but aggrevate a

child's PDD situational behaviors!

Does that make any sense to you? Please always check w a qualified

medical doctor before introducing any diets or supplements etc for

Autism! Your child may not tell you exatly what is happenning to him,

but may show you thru his behaviors!!

> > When my child exhibited bad behaviors like hair

> > pulling, pinching etc. we

> > would say " no (pulling hair " ) while we held him

> > firmly with his hands clamped

> > together (immobile). Forcing him to be immobile

> > not only stopped the

> > painful behavior, but was aversive to him , as he

> > hated to be restrained. We

> > did not release our " gentle restraint " until he

> > acknowledged our request,

> > stopped fussing, pulling etc. and behaved " good " for

> > a moment.

> > Kate

> >

> >

>

>

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