Re: New to this board, questions about increased inappropriate laughter.

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> It sounds like Yeast though I see you have two anti-fungals already

in

> place. ALA is notorious for causing Yeast.

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> Pamela

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I didn't know that. I recently increased his ALA too. I also

learned from this board that I haven't been giving it correctly.

We've been doing 100mg twice daily per his DAN (he actually

prescribed 150mg twice daily, but we could only find the 100mg

capsules and thought that it would be better to start lower.)

He's been on the Nystatin for a year at least and the Diflucan 6mos.

I hope he isn't getting some resistant yeast.

Thanks for the info.

Kelley

> From: mb12 valtrex

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> Behalf Of nicksmama517

> Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 9:40 AM

> To: mb12 valtrex

> Subject: New to this board, questions about increased

> inappropriate laughter.

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>

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> My son is 2 1/2 and has a PDD-NOS diagnosis. The last couple of

days

> he has started to have many outbursts of inappropriate laughter. He

> has had this in the past, but not to this extent and not for a

> loooooong time. He also seems more aggitated.

>

> He is on a GFCF, soy free diet. He gets a custom Vitamin/mineral

> supplement made after the results of his first OAT test. He gets

Amino

> support, Cod liver oil, fish oil, ALA, multiflora probiotic,

florastor,

> Nystatin, Diflucan and enzymes. We have another OAT pending and

have

> an appt with his DAN 12/15. If his yeast is under control we plan

to

> start Valtrex.

>

> Any idea what these symptoms could mean? Any suggestions for future

> treatment? Ive been lurking on this board and I'm learning a lot.

I'm

> going to ask our DAN if we can rotate his anti-fungals, I'm hoping

that

> these symptoms do not mean an increase in yeast.

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Kelley

>

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phenols can look like this as well as yeast

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RE: New to this board, questions about increased inappropriate laughter.

It sounds like Yeast though I see you have two anti-fungals already in place. ALA is notorious for causing Yeast.

Pamela

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of nicksmama517Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 9:40 AMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: New to this board, questions about increased inappropriate laughter.

My son is 2 1/2 and has a PDD-NOS diagnosis. The last couple of days he has started to have many outbursts of inappropriate laughter. He has had this in the past, but not to this extent and not for a loooooong time. He also seems more aggitated.He is on a GFCF, soy free diet. He gets a custom Vitamin/mineral supplement made after the results of his first OAT test. He gets Amino support, Cod liver oil, fish oil, ALA, multiflora probiotic, florastor, Nystatin, Diflucan and enzymes. We have another OAT pending and have an appt with his DAN 12/15. If his yeast is under control we plan to start Valtrex.Any idea what these symptoms could mean? Any suggestions for future treatment? Ive been lurking on this board and I'm learning a lot. I'm going to ask our DAN if we can rotate his anti-fungals, I'm hoping that these symptoms do not mean an increase in yeast. Thanks in advance,Kelley

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My neurotypycal 8 yr old daughter was like this. She was impossible

to get thru to because she was so childishly silly all the time. We

were able to curve the behavior after a while with Threelac. My

children were good responders to Threelac....not that it is for

everyone.

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Does your son eats too much protein? As far as I know and it is our

experience, inappropriate laughter other than a sign of yeast, could

be definitely a sign of high ammonia, due to not being able to break

properly the proteins. Amy Yasko talks about the importance of

controlling the ammonia levels in her protocol. Important to reduce

protein intake, but you can use things like betaine (that increase the

stomach acid), byturate ( Raw butter has it, you can cook proteins

with it). You can use Yuca with proteins. Yasko has a RNA Ammonia

support that helps to regulate it. I think the OAT test can provide

you with some information about the ammonia levels. IN our son case,

when we use all these supplements, we controlled the high ammonia and

that laughter completely disappeared, plus helped a lot his attention

and focus. High ammonia creates like a fog in the brain.

In mb12 valtrex , " kbelmquist " wrote:

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> My neurotypycal 8 yr old daughter was like this. She was impossible

> to get thru to because she was so childishly silly all the time. We

> were able to curve the behavior after a while with Threelac. My

> children were good responders to Threelac....not that it is for

> everyone.

>

>

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We get this from bananas at our house. 2-3 days after and it doesn't

stop until we stop the bananas. hth!