Re: signs of diabetes

[Guest guest]

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Dr. CG in SF bay area is a Lyme doctor who seems to specialize in endocrine

dysfunction aspect of Lyme disease. I know that she has many female

patients. I am not sure about children. If you are interested in seeking a

phone consultation with her. I will email you her contact info.

By the way, regarding our off the forum correspondence in treating mold

toxins/ Lyme biotoxins, Dr. EG told me that he does not treat children. But

there is another doctor in their clinic, Dr. WB who collaborates with DAN

doctors to treat ASD children with Lyme. Dr. EG is familiar with both Dr.

RS's work and Dr. DK's treatments/ protocols. He said that they discuss

patients' cases among the doctors in their clinic. If we want, we should

just see Dr. WB who treats children. I will email you the contact info.

You can check them out.

Limin

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Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 21:33

To: <BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism >

Subject: signs of diabetes

> ughh...i am having a mini freak. my 5YO had been having issues with sleep

> with the

> erruption of parasites after doing homeopathic metals...finally getting

> the sleep issue back

> on track, but....

>

> when i was talking to the practioner that i went to to do the homeopathy

> right, she

> mentioned something and i'm full of dread...my kid is totally grain

> free...gets some beans

> (not scd...navy beans bring out all the oxalate symptons and it doens't

> jive with blood

> time...wish they were a homerun, easy to find and cook!)...but he's hungry

> all the

> time....and wakes up a little spacey, but left to his own schedule is fine

> playing until he

> gets downstairs then he's serious about food...really serious. think we

> also have the

> gliadin issues...never can get a straight answer...it was a no, then a

> yes...and we know this

> is something that can develop overtime.

>

> he used to " hold his urine " ....sometimes i think that was an oxalate

> issue, but herbalist got

> him going and now he goes, once in a while he'll just soak, but that's

> been less of an issue

> lately... the toxicity connection with diabetes makes me wonder what i

> should be on the

> look out for...and what tests would tell me something. i went to an

> endocrinologist...biggest ass i ever met! absolutely useless, ridiculous

> tie, just a terd--my

> GI laughed that someone would send us to him...

>

> we gotta hit the lab again. any ideas? clinical picture? fasting

> glucose...i'll bring him in his

> jammies and drop off the paperwork the day before. can't wait to turn

> this over to

> someone competent.

>

> lisa

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