Re: Clostridia question - Can it cause sensory issues?

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I believe that two are related, personally...I think bacteria creates

the anxiety and aggression and yeast creates the fog and spaciness -

IMO

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> > Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one

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battling,

> > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still

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> > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....

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> > THanks.

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> and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!

> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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Is there a natural way to treat Clostridia?

Re: Re: Clostridia question - Can it cause sensory issues?

Does Clostridia cause sensory issues? I know my two boys struggle with sensory issues that I have always attributed to yeast but they are on diflucan and I am wondering if we need to treat for bad bacteria as well and just wonder if many of their recent sensory issues (such as all of a sudden being afraid of stuffed animals and our pet cats) are bacteria related.

Thanks for any help.

Danaamysmith_lasvegas <amysmith_lasvegas> wrote:

My son has been a chronic "constipation kid" for along time now. He never ever had the diarrhea issue. We found out he was "loaded" with yeast and his bacteria level was also high. I may be a good person to answer this question because we are treating the bacteria and the yeast separately so there is currently no confusion as to which treatment is causing what. We are currently addressing the clostridia issue first with 30 days of Flagyl. Within only days of having my son on this medication, he began having regular bowel movements. In fact, he goes basically daily now and sometimes twice, which is huge for him! I'm hoping this will make the die off easier when we start Diflucan soon (he had one previous die off which was HORRIBLE because he was SO constipated...didn't have a BM for 3-4 days!). Treating his clostridia has worked wonders for our son.>> Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one yeast > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still battling, > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still have yet > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....> > THanks.>Dana and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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Is there a natural way to treat Clostridia?

Re: Re: Clostridia question - Can it cause sensory issues?

Does Clostridia cause sensory issues? I know my two boys struggle with sensory issues that I have always attributed to yeast but they are on diflucan and I am wondering if we need to treat for bad bacteria as well and just wonder if many of their recent sensory issues (such as all of a sudden being afraid of stuffed animals and our pet cats) are bacteria related.

Thanks for any help.

Danaamysmith_lasvegas <amysmith_lasvegas> wrote:

My son has been a chronic "constipation kid" for along time now. He never ever had the diarrhea issue. We found out he was "loaded" with yeast and his bacteria level was also high. I may be a good person to answer this question because we are treating the bacteria and the yeast separately so there is currently no confusion as to which treatment is causing what. We are currently addressing the clostridia issue first with 30 days of Flagyl. Within only days of having my son on this medication, he began having regular bowel movements. In fact, he goes basically daily now and sometimes twice, which is huge for him! I'm hoping this will make the die off easier when we start Diflucan soon (he had one previous die off which was HORRIBLE because he was SO constipated...didn't have a BM for 3-4 days!). Treating his clostridia has worked wonders for our son.>> Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one yeast > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still battling, > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still have yet > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....> > THanks.>Dana and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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Culturelle is supposed to work well. It does have a trace amount of casein in it, so if that is potentially an issue I'd definitely be aware of that. I've also read berberine complex and OLE works well for some folks for bacterial issues. HTH Tina Handley wrote: Is there a natural way to treat Clostridia? Re: Re: Clostridia question - Can it cause sensory issues? Does Clostridia cause sensory issues? I know my two boys struggle with sensory issues that I have always attributed to yeast but they are on diflucan and I am wondering if we need to treat for bad bacteria as well and just wonder if many of their recent sensory issues (such as all of a sudden being afraid of stuffed animals and our pet cats)

are bacteria related. Thanks for any help. Danaamysmith_lasvegas <amysmith_lasvegas> wrote: My son has been a chronic "constipation kid" for along time now. He never ever had the diarrhea issue. We found out he was "loaded" with yeast and his bacteria level was also high. I may be a good person to answer this question because we are treating the bacteria and the yeast separately so there is currently no confusion as to which treatment is causing what. We are currently addressing the clostridia issue first with 30 days of Flagyl. Within only days of having my son on this medication, he began having regular bowel movements. In fact, he goes basically daily now and sometimes twice, which is huge for him! I'm hoping this will make the die off

easier when we start Diflucan soon (he had one previous die off which was HORRIBLE because he was SO constipated...didn't have a BM for 3-4 days!). Treating his clostridia has worked wonders for our son.>> Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one yeast > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still battling, > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still have yet > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....> > THanks.>Dana and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder You rock. That's why Blockbuster's

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Culturelle is supposed to work well. It does have a trace amount of casein in it, so if that is potentially an issue I'd definitely be aware of that. I've also read berberine complex and OLE works well for some folks for bacterial issues. HTH Tina Handley wrote: Is there a natural way to treat Clostridia? Re: Re: Clostridia question - Can it cause sensory issues? Does Clostridia cause sensory issues? I know my two boys struggle with sensory issues that I have always attributed to yeast but they are on diflucan and I am wondering if we need to treat for bad bacteria as well and just wonder if many of their recent sensory issues (such as all of a sudden being afraid of stuffed animals and our pet cats)

are bacteria related. Thanks for any help. Danaamysmith_lasvegas <amysmith_lasvegas> wrote: My son has been a chronic "constipation kid" for along time now. He never ever had the diarrhea issue. We found out he was "loaded" with yeast and his bacteria level was also high. I may be a good person to answer this question because we are treating the bacteria and the yeast separately so there is currently no confusion as to which treatment is causing what. We are currently addressing the clostridia issue first with 30 days of Flagyl. Within only days of having my son on this medication, he began having regular bowel movements. In fact, he goes basically daily now and sometimes twice, which is huge for him! I'm hoping this will make the die off

easier when we start Diflucan soon (he had one previous die off which was HORRIBLE because he was SO constipated...didn't have a BM for 3-4 days!). Treating his clostridia has worked wonders for our son.>> Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one yeast > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still battling, > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still have yet > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....> > THanks.>Dana and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder You rock. That's why Blockbuster's

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We've had luck treating clostridia with a combination of natural

approaches and medications. We were hesitant to do the meds, but

agreed that we'd do them one time to get the massive kill then

maintain low levels with diet (SCD) and s. boulardii, probios. So

far, based on the decrease in 's aggression, we're doing okay. He

still has bloating. his doc suggests keeping an open mind to doing

the meds again, as spores can cause the clostridia to return. we're

holding off on that decision until we go through the antifungal

treatment. had loose BMs while on the meds and for a few days

after. otherwise, been doing very well in that area. and he's been

making great progress in compliance, frustration tolerance...just an

easier kid in general. so, I think it's safe to say he has more days

of feeling good than bad now

Kari

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> > Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is one

> yeast

> > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still battling,

> > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still have

> yet

> > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....

> >

> > THanks.

> >

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>

>

>

>

>

> Dana

> and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!

> Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

> ---------------------------------

> You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of

Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost.

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In my opinion, it is caused by mercury poisoning in the brain and

the nerves and everything that falls apart or becomes a new burden

thereafter. Not just by yeast. My sons sensory issues were the first

sign of his autism to us. Chlostridia is known to cause psychological

behaviors. I believe a while back I read an excerpt on it and its

relation to schizophrenia. I believe chlostridia can affect the

brain, as does everything else though. What came first. Certain

supplements are known to increase anxiety and stims as well- like too

much calcium, B6 and P5P and even B12. This is why we must be careful

as far as dosing and closely monitoring each supplement we give to

our kids, so if there is a change in behavior we can recognize the

culprit. Autistic people are often oversensitive to sensory input.

This can cause them to be overwhelmed by common sensory experiences

such as stores, pools, noise. Undersensitivity can also be a problem.

People who are undersensitive to sensory input may self-stimulate

(stim) or even self-injure in order to get the input their nervous

system requires. Commonly there is a mix between oversensitivity and

undersensitivity which may fluctuate randomly.

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> > > Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is

one

> > yeast

> > > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still

> battling,

> > > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still

> have

> > yet

> > > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....

> > >

> > > THanks.

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> > Dana

> > and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!

> > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing disorder

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> > You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of

> Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost.

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Here is an article I found on yeast and its effect on the brain, and

organic acids tests that reveal a high level of tartaric acid? which

I have not really heard of until now:

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/autism-information.html

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> > > > Does clostridia cause constipation as well as diahrea? Or is

> one

> > > yeast

> > > > and the other bacteria....just wondering as we are still

> > battling,

> > > > despite steady gains, motility issues in this house and still

> > have

> > > yet

> > > > to see any formed stools even when our son does go....

> > > >

> > > > THanks.

> > > >

> > >

> > >

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> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Dana

> > > and Garrett, 3 years old SCD 1 1/2 years!!!!!

> > > Celiac, ASD, Speech and Motor Apraxia, sensory processing

disorder

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> > Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost.

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