Re: Just having a bad week....

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> >

> > HI,

> >

> > I have not been with the group for some time now but I still read posts

> and

> > wanted to share my experiences with regard to bowel movements. I have read

> so

> > many posts about everyone's children being unable to move bowels,

> suffering

> > from constipation, experiencing big bloated bellies and on and on. My son

> who

> > is 4, almost 5, suffered from the same thing constantly. Always had belly

> > pain, bloating, very gassy but always had issues being able to move his

> bowels.

> > As you all know you read everything, do constant research, go to message

> boards

> > and evaluate and re-evaluate your childs pains, gains, and difficulties. I

>

> > had also followed closely McCarthy's story about her son and she had

>

> > mentioned a product called Threelac. I researched this product and thought

> I'd

> > give it a try. I tried it for a month on myself first and fully ended up

> > realizing that I like many Americans have a yeast overgrowth as well. I

> started my

> > son on Threelac in mid November, in part to treat him for yeast. It is

> very

> > hard removing all sugars from the diet and then dealing with a child who

> > self-limits his foods. BUT, the unbelievable thing is that within days,

> maybe 3

> > days, he began having regular bowel movements. Solid, formed bowel

> > movements!!!!!! His bowels then became no longer peutrid smelling; he has

> not been

> gassy;

> > he no longer has that BLOATED belly and I know he feels much better. He

> has a

> > bowel movement on a daily basis, sometimes twice. Occasionally it is

> runny,

> > seemingly when he has had a sugary treat. I use to have to use the fleet

> baby

> > lax on him and that is a thing of the past. The only side effect he may

> have

> > experienced was a little belly upset. Although he is non-verbal I could

> > tell when he'd lay down on the couch or something but it did not seem to

> last for

> > long. I experienced this too but it was mild and was nothing that lasted

> for

> > hours or anything like that. Now he seems to be fine but you really have

> to

> > limit sugar intake. It is hard to do especially when you have to give him

> > juice to get him to take his other supplements. I still use pear juice,

> which is

> > how I get the Threelac into him.

> > The downside of course, like everything else is the expense. But it works

> > for him so I am more than willing to spend the $$ on it.

> > I just wanted to share this with all of you and maybe you can mention it

> to

> > your child's doctor to see what they say. It has helped him so

> tremendously

> > and I plan on continuing the use of it. The next battle will be getting

> him to

> > use the potty for poo-poo. He is still not potty trained, and could seem

> to

> > care less but I'm just so happy he's moving his bowels regularly that I'll

> deal

> > with everything else.

> >

> > Hope this helps someone.

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

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