Re: Digest Number 1025

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Matt,

My eight year old son's profile is, or was, much as the one you posted

(below). We use ButyrEn, from

Nutricology, which is a calcium-magnesium-butyrate supplement, (100 mg., 100

mg., 815 mg, respectively).

Ecological Formulas also carries a cal/mag butyrate supp. I order this from

NEEDS, www.needs.com

1-800-634-1380.

is approx. 52 lbs. He takes one tablet daily.

Holly Kane

In a message dated 3/28/01 4:39:54 AM, writes:

<< Message: 10

Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 03:57:40 -0000

From: mganey@...

Subject: results from CDSA - interpretations requested :-)

hi group,

results back from great smokies. have seen a couple folks with

similar results:

n-Butyrate 6.4 10-30 normal

fecal pH 8.0 6.0-7.2 normal

chymotrypsin 2.8 6.2 - 41 normal

dysbiosis 19 20 is max (have seen someone post a 29!!)

NO issues with yeast, candida, has good flora, but

have to see the doc for detailed approach, and still waiting for

results on organic urine test, but wanted to see if anyone has seen

this type of test result.

doc's initial suggestion was pancreatic enzymes (found) and n-Butyrate

(haven't been able to find, except for a brand called " ParaZYME " )

also in my clueless search i have noticed alot of linkage between

secretin and the pancreas' normal functioning.

large history of pancreatic cancer in my family.

thanks in advance for any/all thoughts,

matt ganey

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Holly,

Does the cal-mag-buty supp have an odor or bad taste? Gaylen mentioned how bad the buyterate he used was and he is not kidding. If it is the same as ours it was horrible. The smell lingered in the house for awhile. Holly does your son swallow the tablet or do you crush it?

Matt did the report indicate what may have caused the dysbiosis index to be so high? My son had and 18 but he had zero in all three beneficial bacteria's. Galyen also had a good point about the yeast sometimes not showing up on the stool test. I have heard a few people say they showed no yeast on the stool but it showed up on an Organic Acid Test (urine). I have heard positive things about the Great Plains test. Gaylen what kind of trail treatment would you suggest to see if there is a problem?

Thanks

Re: [ ] Digest Number 1025Matt, My eight year old son's profile is, or was, much as the one you posted (below). We use ButyrEn, from Nutricology, which is a calcium-magnesium-butyrate supplement, (100 mg., 100 mg., 815 mg, respectively). Ecological Formulas also carries a cal/mag butyrate supp. I order this from NEEDS, www.needs.com1-800-634-1380. is approx. 52 lbs. He takes one tablet daily.Holly KaneIn a message dated 3/28/01 4:39:54 AM, writes:<< Message: 10 Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 03:57:40 -0000 From: mganey@...Subject: results from CDSA - interpretations requested :-)hi group,results back from great smokies. have seen a couple folks with similar results:n-Butyrate 6.4 10-30 normalfecal pH 8.0 6.0-7.2 normalchymotrypsin 2.8 6.2 - 41 normaldysbiosis 19 20 is max (have seen someone post a 29!!)NO issues with yeast, candida, has good flora, but have to see the doc for detailed approach, and still waiting for results on organic urine test, but wanted to see if anyone has seen this type of test result. doc's initial suggestion was pancreatic enzymes (found) and n-Butyrate (haven't been able to find, except for a brand called " ParaZYME " )also in my clueless search i have noticed alot of linkage between secretin and the pancreas' normal functioning.large history of pancreatic cancer in my family. thanks in advance for any/all thoughts,matt ganey________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________=======================================================

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Regarding hand controls. I have driven for 36 yrs with hand controls.

After they

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The hand

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Can I PLEASE be removed? I was signed up here accidently and I can't figure out

how to get off. Can someone at least send me a link to the page for removal?

J. Kahn

www.wrathofkahn.com

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could do so. You'd be under a bridge somewhere, cooking beans in a can, with

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1 - are you washing all the coloring off of the pills ?

My son is on valtrex but the coloring has to be washed off first

because he's sensitive to blue food coloring.

2 - have you talked with Dr G about this ? he may suggest a different

antiviral, like famvir.

It may also be the paxil. is on celexa as he had a reaction to

paxil

and one of the other SSRIs.

Hyperactivity .... unendless energy ..

" peel the child off the ceiling* type of reaction.

3 - could there be anything in his diet contributing to the reaction?

we're seriously looking at foods containing phenols ...

perhaps just tomatoes (esp ketchup)

doris

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> Message: 3

> Date: Sat, 09 Feb 2002 17:36:29 -0000

> From: " debbie_warwick " <debwarwick@...>

> Subject: Meds Helping?

>

> Hello Everyone:

>

> I need some advice and/or feedback. My son has been with Dr. G.

> since August 2001. At this point we're currently on Valtrex (3x's a

> day), Lamisil and Paxil (10mg 1/3 tablet once a day). It seems to me

> that since we started the Paxil in late December, things have not

> been progressing like I feel they should. My son has become so much

> more tactically defensive (literally pulling off his clothes and

> tantrumming when he has to wear certain pants that bother him). The

> thing that bothers me is that he never used to do this before.

>

> The other day when he received his morning dose of Valtrex he started

> crying and then biting his fingers (clearly becoming more hyper). I

> don't remember him reacting to the Valtrex like this when we first

> started in August, but could this be a combination effect due to the

> other meds (i.e. the paxil?).

>

> I hate to say this, but I can not honestly say that I've noticed an

> improvement in his with any of the meds so far....and what's even

> worse is that my husband is the one that stays at home with him and

> he's starting to say that he's not going to give him the medication

> anymore because it's making him worse...Help! I've explained the

> logic behind Dr. G's protocal, but of course all he knows is what he

> sees. Has anyone else had this kind of situation as far as the meds

> not helping? I have an appmt. with Dr. G on Monday, so we'll see

> what happens.

>

> Thanks

>

> Debbie

>

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Diane, I have a son on adderall ,and he is not autisic he's add ,but it works

great for him. It causes lack of appetite at first ,but that seems too be

about it. Also I do have a autisic neice 9 in Florida she is on concerta I

heard it helps her a lot! le

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Dear Arnold

I have been on this list for about ayear but have not been keeping up

with it these past couple of months. But this really caught my eye.

My son has gran mal, petit mal and status epilepticus.

In an attempt to improve the quality of his brain function, a year ago I

started him on a combination of flaxseed oil and ground flaxseed mixed in

homemade yoghurt three times a day...... the omega-3 fatty acids have proven

to be great brain food for him.

We get our flaxseed oil from vitaminworld..... we get the plain at about

$8.00 a pint as we get the lignans from the fresh ground flaxseed.

mjh

In a message dated 2/13/03 3:48:29 AM Eastern Standard Time,

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> Message: 1

> Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 16:09:40 EST

> From: arnoldgore@...

> Subject: Flax Oil and Prostate Cancer Controversy

>

>

> The warning about possible negative effects on prostate cancer, was an

> attempt to get out some information I believed credible. There are many

> ways

> to view the conflicting studies. One might be that many people who " study "

> flax oil do not use high lignin Flax Oil constantly kept refrigerated. I

> did

> not check this out with the author. In any event Cliff Beckith's experience

>

> and JR's on the cures for cancer list serve tend to support it's continued use.

> All ideas should be out there and discussed without necessarily excluding

> it's EVER BEING RAISED again, which some of my readers insist on. The

> attempt

> to control health information on the internet and push people into

> conventional treatment should not be underestimated. If anyone has a strong

>

> reservation about flax oil now I recommend-which I may have stimulated.

> There

> is a good solution.

> Become a member of the list-serve cures for cancer there a number

>

> of very knowledgeable people who have personally navigated these waters

> before- particularly Cliff and JR will be able to enlighten the discussion

> with real life experience over many years.

> Below is Cliff's reply to my post which gives a good view of Flax Oil's

> benefit.

> Subj: [cures for cancer

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Oh txbluebelle I am in exactely the same shape as you are

in............51/2 yrs ago the summer before I started to pitch forward,

I was 119 lbs at age 52. .............NOW God Only knows what I am, the

biggest jeans I ever had was a 12/14 & I cannot get them closed, all my

weight has fallen to my belly area which to me looks HUGH. Like you

anytime I can get away without wearing a bra.........I don't but then I

think after I have my Revision they will be so flabby they will still

hang down to my waist, I have an idea, I will throw the left one over

my right shoulder & the right one over my left

shoulder,............maybe I will start a new Fashion Trend!!!

My waistline is also an inch below my bra bottom. This Flat Back makes

your whole body wacky, if I try to wear a skirt or dress there is no

way as the back is 4 inches shorter than the front which is way too

long. Since I have gotten so very bent I have only bought myself 2

pairs of sweat pants but not with the string or elastic ankles....these

look like regular pants but AHH the comfort of having nothing tight

around my waist if you could call it a waist..more like a globe as

txblue said. Also bought 3 or 4 sweatshirts in x large to match the

pants, before we leave for Missouri on Thursday I want to buy myself at

least a dressy sweat suit or 2.

I have an appointment with Dr Bridwell at 9:15am, everything was

signed, sealed & sent by fax to the Angel Flights East so they will be

calling by tomorrow to tell us the Flight Plans,

Dr Bridwells Office is run like a well oiled machine, I recieved a large

packet a wk after my appointment was made with info about how their

whole system works, what drs specalize in what part of the body, info

on accomodations, maps of the Washington University Medical School

Campus that the 4 hospitals are located on, the Research Studies that

the 4 drs in the neck & spine area are involved in.........I truly was

blown away. I have recieved more attention from Dr Bridwells since Feb

14th than I recieved from Dr Boachie since August 9th.

Well I hope to be abel to get some sleep.

Love To All,

Diane

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