yellow ring around the neck, toe nails that don't grow...

[Guest guest]

My son had a couple of weird symptoms that no one has ever been able to

help me with, so I figured I would throw it out there to you for ideas.

1) My son has a yellow ring around his neck since he bacame autistic.

It has been almost 17 months now. It is a little fat too. His neck

looks jaundice across the lower, front of his neck.

2) My son's toe nails have never needed to be cut in his life. Not

once. He turned 2 in August.

Any leads on ideas are appreciated. )

Caryn Reid

[Guest guest]

We supplemented a 150 lb boy 175 mg milk thistle 4 times a day. How

much are you dosing? My son had yellow eyes from not processing liver

bile from a sensitivity to d lactate in his probiotic. Switching to

custom probiotics d lactate free probiotic fixed it. Could there be

any other thing that his liver is not processing properly causing the

yellow, like one of the supplements? I would muscle test it and see.

[Guest guest]

Caryn:

Ok, this is a tough one. If one is gaining weight around their neck,

extra cortisol is suspected. If one is not growing their

fingernails, then something is missing in their body that makes nails

grow. I am assuming that both are affected. If the fingernails grow

normally and the toenails don't, then that would be even more

puzzling. Lyme does like to eat things like cartiledge and things

that hair and nails are made from. I read recently that modifilan can

make hair and nails grow. Does his hair grow normally? Come to think

of it, I have one who has the slowest growing hair ever, and I don't

clip his nails often at all.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

>

> My son had a couple of weird symptoms that no one has ever been

able to

> help me with, so I figured I would throw it out there to you for

ideas.

>

> 1) My son has a yellow ring around his neck since he bacame

autistic.

> It has been almost 17 months now. It is a little fat too. His

neck

> looks jaundice across the lower, front of his neck.

>

> 2) My son's toe nails have never needed to be cut in his life. Not

> once. He turned 2 in August.

>

> Any leads on ideas are appreciated. )

>

> Caryn Reid

>