Re: Best supplements for tip-toeing and hand flapping

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Hi For my son his toe waling went after we treated yeast.. His hand

flapping also decreased when yeast was treated.. Over the year of bio

med his stimmimg has almost disappeared completly it did not happen

overnight just slowly bit by bit.. Some say toe walking can also be

signof onstipation. Good luck..Also yeast can cause lack of focus

also ..Gabba helped my son with focus..

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what did you use to beat the yeast - just curious?

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> Hi For my son his toe waling went after we treated yeast.. His hand

> flapping also decreased when yeast was treated.. Over the year of bio

> med his stimmimg has almost disappeared completly it did not happen

> overnight just slowly bit by bit.. Some say toe walking can also be

> signof onstipation. Good luck..Also yeast can cause lack of focus

> also ..Gabba helped my son with focus..

>

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Before you GIVE anything learn from our mistakes and TAKE OUT TAKE OUT

first...take out foods that could be inflaming his gut or giving him

yeast issues...get him stooling normally...and see where that takes

you...rule out constipation and gut issues and then start giving stuff

for yeast etc....but if it is gut and bowels all the treatments will

make things worse not better...so look to the gut, the poo, and

diet...and THEN look to supps and the rest... -- In

mb12 valtrex , " papas0131 " wrote:

>

> Hi everyone,

> I would like to know what are the best supplements to give my son

who

> is tip-toeing all day and hand flapping. My son is receiving speech

> therapy and can't seem to focus and stay in one spot to really absorb

> the therapies that are given to him. I don't really have any

problems

> with him having diareah or constipation. He will start seeing an OT

> starting next week and she did say he had sensory processing disorder

> when she evaluated him a couple of days agao. I heard of the miracle

> belt. Would this be a good idea to try on my son ? Has anyone tried

> the miracle belt? Any information would be greatly appreciated!!

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Absolutely agree with that, for us tiptoeing was strictly linked to gut

and what ds was eating.... it stopped with change of diet and tackling

gut issues with other things, but for a long time it was essential that

we did not feed him sugars or CHOCOLATE (even dairy free sugar free) or

he would start again... hopefully when the gut heals you can get less

exclusive with diet but for now look at what foods may be bothering him

natasa x

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> > I would like to know what are the best supplements to give my son

> who

> > is tip-toeing all day and hand flapping. My son is receiving speech

> > therapy and can't seem to focus and stay in one spot to really

absorb

> > the therapies that are given to him. I don't really have any

> problems

> > with him having diareah or constipation. He will start seeing an OT

> > starting next week and she did say he had sensory processing

disorder

> > when she evaluated him a couple of days agao. I heard of the

miracle

> > belt. Would this be a good idea to try on my son ? Has anyone

tried

> > the miracle belt? Any information would be greatly appreciated!!

> > Thanks

> >

>

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Papaso 131,

You may not think he is constipated but he may be.We did have issues with my son for many years,diarrhea or constipation back and forth.One time we took him to the hospital thinking his pain was from a UTI,it wasn't.Doctor suggested xray.She found he was backed up quite a bit and suggested enemas for awhile until we could figure out what the problem was.He had been having a bm everyday so I was surprised.The old stuff still remained in his GI tract and it was causing alot of behaviors.Tip toeing sounds like impaction to me.

I hope u figure it out.

"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, wemust dream; not only plan but also believe.">> Hi everyone,> I would like to know what are the best supplements to give my son who > is tip-toeing all day and hand flapping. My son is receiving speech > therapy and can't seem to focus and stay in one spot to really absorb > the therapies that are given to him. I don't

really have any problems > with him having diareah or constipation. He will start seeing an OT > starting next week and she did say he had sensory processing disorder > when she evaluated him a couple of days agao. I heard of the miracle > belt. Would this be a good idea to try on my son ? Has anyone tried > the miracle belt? Any information would be greatly appreciated! !> Thanks>

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[Guest guest]

Ours ran on her tip toes, never walked on them. She wasn't constipated that we knew of but thinking her balance was so affected that this was the way she kept her equilibrium when running. Although the most common cause of tip toe walking is probably constipation, there can be other reasons.

Re: Re: Best supplements for tip-toeing and hand flapping

Papaso 131,

You may not think he is constipated but he may be.We did have issues with my son for many years,diarrhea or constipation back and forth.One time we took him to the hospital thinking his pain was from a UTI,it wasn't.Doctor suggested xray.She found he was backed up quite a bit and suggested enemas for awhile until we could figure out what the problem was.He had been having a bm everyday so I was surprised.The old stuff still remained in his GI tract and it was causing alot of behaviors.Tip toeing sounds like impaction to me.

I hope u figure it out.

"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, wemust dream; not only plan but also believe.">> Hi everyone,> I would like to know what are the best supplements to give my son who > is tip-toeing all day and hand flapping. My son is receiving speech > therapy and can't seem to focus and stay in one spot to really absorb > the therapies that are given to him. I don't really have any problems > with him having diareah or constipation. He will start seeing an OT > starting next week and she did say he had sensory processing disorder > when she evaluated him a couple of days agao. I heard of the miracle > belt. Would this be a good idea to try on my son ? Has anyone tried > the miracle belt? Any information would be greatly appreciated! !> Thanks>

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