Re: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

[Guest guest]

I understand completly.  I never thought any of this was possible until I lived

it.  Sheri

From: <jlhank80@...>

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 9:00 PM

Thanks, Sheri and Robyn. I am going crazy here! Mrs. on told me that

things would get better once we saw the allergist/immunolog ist. I sure hope so,

because living like this is really difficult. I used to think that allergies

were just a nuisance, and that maybe people were just making excuses for bad

behavior, but I know better now!!!!!

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> > Subject: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

> > groups (DOT) com

> > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 11:37 AM

> > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the protocol

> > since last fall and we saw big improvements. Then after a

> > few months her bad behavior starting coming back, coming and

> > going. Good day here, bad day, there. This is angry,

> > defiance one day, then the next an angel!

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> > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits. Soy,

> > egg, corn, fish, tomato (? working on this one...) most

> > fruits, yeast, and I am sure there are more.

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> > It seems like her immune system is going crazy! We are

> > going to see an special allergist this month but I was just

> > curious if anyone else has experienced these allergy issues.

> > Also, do you have any kid friendly recipes? I would like

> > some new ideas. I am doing a lot of cooking for a picky

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[Guest guest]

The light at the end of the tunnel is that the reaction to food allergies seems

to be less and less dramatic as the child heals. We still react severly to red

dye of certain types but to most of the diet restrictions the behavior and

particularly the agression is way reduced. The other advantage is Connor now

relates the episodes to the foods he ate and when he does melt down I ask him

what foods caused it ahnd he admits he had a gumball or other food item that is

on the no no list. I am not trying to say we are or will be off the diet but

Connor is closer ansd closer to managimng his foods himself. This gives him tons

of new freedom, freinds and choices.

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From: Sheri <eszbi5@...>

Sent: Tuesday, April 7, 2009 9:38:01 PM

Subject: Re: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

I understand completly. I never thought any of this was possible until I lived

it. Sheri

From: <jlhank80 (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

groups (DOT) com

Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 9:00 PM

Thanks, Sheri and Robyn. I am going crazy here! Mrs. on told me that

things would get better once we saw the allergist/immunolog ist. I sure hope so,

because living like this is really difficult. I used to think that allergies

were just a nuisance, and that maybe people were just making excuses for bad

behavior, but I know better now!!!!!

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> > From: <jlhank80 (DOT) com>

> > Subject: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

> > groups (DOT) com

> > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 11:37 AM

> > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the protocol

> > since last fall and we saw big improvements. Then after a

> > few months her bad behavior starting coming back, coming and

> > going. Good day here, bad day, there. This is angry,

> > defiance one day, then the next an angel!

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> > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits. Soy,

> > egg, corn, fish, tomato (? working on this one...) most

> > fruits, yeast, and I am sure there are more.

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> > It seems like her immune system is going crazy! We are

> > going to see an special allergist this month but I was just

> > curious if anyone else has experienced these allergy issues.

> > Also, do you have any kid friendly recipes? I would like

> > some new ideas. I am doing a lot of cooking for a picky

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I just replied with the recipes. Let me know if you don't receive it and I

will re send.

Martha

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Hankinson

Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 8:42 AM

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

Martha,

Those recipes sound wonderful! Mind sharing them???

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May the Lord bless you and keep you!

Visit my blog

http://bloominwhereyourplanted.blogspot.com/

[Guest guest]

My son has been casein and soy free for 4 years and Dr. G's patient for 3.5. He

has had two minor dairy infractions in the last two months, both times while we

were travelling and both times the dairy was in a baked good (not even one of

the first ingredients). Horrible eczema around his mouth. I would think he

should be less sensitive after all this time and not more?

Kristy

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extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

> > groups (DOT) com

> > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 11:37 AM

> > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the protocol

> > since last fall and we saw big improvements. Then after a

> > few months her bad behavior starting coming back, coming and

> > going. Good day here, bad day, there. This is angry,

> > defiance one day, then the next an angel!

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> > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits. Soy,

> > egg, corn, fish, tomato (? working on this one...) most

> > fruits, yeast, and I am sure there are more.

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> > It seems like her immune system is going crazy! We are

> > going to see an special allergist this month but I was just

> > curious if anyone else has experienced these allergy issues.

> > Also, do you have any kid friendly recipes? I would like

> > some new ideas. I am doing a lot of cooking for a picky

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my son's food allergies were very bad (rashes were all over his body and very

itchy too), mostly 3's and 2's on the IGG test. I tried a lot of treaments and

they didn't help for the 1st 4 years. what really helped him is homeopathy after

4 monthes into the treatment he was 85% better, within 9 months (his skins were

all clear, thank God), it was a mircale to us.

You can write to me privatly if you need more info.

thanks,

eva

From: <jlhank80 (DOT) com>

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

groups (DOT) com

Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 9:00 PM

Thanks, Sheri and Robyn. I am going crazy here! Mrs. on told me that

things would get better once we saw the allergist/immunolog ist. I sure hope so,

because living like this is really difficult. I used to think that allergies

were just a nuisance, and that maybe people were just making excuses for bad

behavior, but I know better now!!!!!

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> > From: <jlhank80 (DOT) com>

> > Subject: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

> > groups (DOT) com

> > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 11:37 AM

> > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the protocol

> > since last fall and we saw big improvements. Then after a

> > few months her bad behavior starting coming back, coming and

> > going. Good day here, bad day, there. This is angry,

> > defiance one day, then the next an angel!

> >

> > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits. Soy,

> > egg, corn, fish, tomato (? working on this one...) most

> > fruits, yeast, and I am sure there are more.

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> > It seems like her immune system is going crazy! We are

> > going to see an special allergist this month but I was just

> > curious if anyone else has experienced these allergy issues.

> > Also, do you have any kid friendly recipes? I would like

> > some new ideas. I am doing a lot of cooking for a picky

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Thanks!

All the best,

Robyn

> From: <jlhank80@...>

> Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

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> Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2009, 9:04 AM

> These sound great, thank you for sharing, can't wait to

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> I think it's bout time I bought me a FryDaddy

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> > > From: Martha Wood <marthawood@...

> > <mailto:marthawood%40comcast.net> >

> > > Subject: RE: extreme food

> allergies...anyone else have this issue?

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> > > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 7:01 PM

> > > Our son has severe food allergies as well.

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> > > mentioned) One thing he loves is homemade sweet

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> > > oven and zucchini fries made in a deep fryer. I

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> > > I make these if you like.

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> > > Sent: Tuesday, April 07, 2009 1:37 PM

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> > > Subject: extreme food allergies...anyone

> else have

> > > this issue?

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> > > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the

> protocol

> > > since last fall

> > > and we saw big improvements. Then after a few

> months her

> > > bad behavior

> > > starting coming back, coming and going. Good day

> here, bad

> > > day, there. This

> > > is angry, defiance one day, then the next an

> angel!

> > >

> > > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits.

> Soy, egg,

> > > corn, fish,

> > > tomato (? working on this one...) most fruits,

> yeast, and I

> > > am sure there

> > > are more.

> > >

> > > It seems like her immune system is going crazy!

> We are

> > > going to see an

> > > special allergist this month but I was just

> curious if

> > > anyone else has

> > > experienced these allergy issues. Also, do you

> have any kid

> > > friendly

> > > recipes? I would like some new ideas. I am doing

> a lot of

> > > cooking for a

> > > picky kid.

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> > > Thanks in advance..

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[Guest guest]

I would love it. My kids miss muffins and it would be good to get some veggies

into my littlest one.

Thanks!

Robyn

> From: Hankinson <jlhank80@...>

> Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

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> Date: Wednesday, April 8, 2009, 9:02 AM

> Robyn,

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> Ever try making GF/CF muffins like zucchini or carrot

> spice muffins? I have a good recipe for that if you

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> May the Lord bless you and keep you!

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> Visit my blog

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> http://bloominwhereyourplanted.blogspot.com/

[Guest guest]

i'd like that recipe!  we're doing gf/cf among other things and i need good

treat type foods.

thanks!

dawn

 

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From: Hankinson <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Wednesday, April 8, 2009 9:02:15 AM

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

Robyn,

Ever try making GF/CF muffins like zucchini or carrot

spice muffins? I have a good recipe for that if you

like

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May the Lord bless you and keep you!

Visit my blog

http://bloominwhere yourplanted. blogspot. com/

[Guest guest]

Carole,

When my son is yeasty, all he wants to do is eat carbs, which perpetuates that

cycle.  I have a hard time w/diet variety too, and if all you can find is one

kind of meat that he'll eat well, sometimes that's the best you can do.  My son

loves salami (wierd since he won't touch many things w/a lot of flavor), and

recently became interested in seafood.  He will eat shrimp now too.  But mostly,

he eats cold hamburger patties.

I couldn't get a wide variety in him early on, but I steadily decreased the

carbs, and it has definitely made a huge difference.  Now he can tell when he

gets too carbed out that it makes him queasy later, as well is irritable.

HTH-

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From: chocolatiluv <chocolatiluv@...>

Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 9:28:25 AM

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

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> > From: <jlhank80 (DOT) com>

> > Subject: extreme food allergies... anyone else have this issue?

> > groups (DOT) com

> > Date: Tuesday, April 7, 2009, 11:37 AM

> > Hi listmates My daughter has been on the protocol

> > since last fall and we saw big improvements. Then after a

> > few months her bad behavior starting coming back, coming and

> > going. Good day here, bad day, there. This is angry,

> > defiance one day, then the next an angel!

> >

> > I have found that lots of foods are the culprits. Soy,

> > egg, corn, fish, tomato (? working on this one...) most

> > fruits, yeast, and I am sure there are more.

> >

> > It seems like her immune system is going crazy! We are

> > going to see an special allergist this month but I was just

> > curious if anyone else has experienced these allergy issues.

> > Also, do you have any kid friendly recipes? I would like

> > some new ideas. I am doing a lot of cooking for a picky

> > kid.

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> > Thanks in advance..

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>Reading all your post on allergies. Posted a question but it doesn`t get

posted. Hopefully someone will help us.

My grandson age 10 non verbal has been on Milk free 7 yrs. gluten free until the

protocol.

Dr. G. wants him on a low carb diet with everything else he is a very picky

eater will not eat gags on fool sometimes.Not sleeping behavior issues. Doctor

G`s thinking this could be diet.

Does anyone know how to start this diet he loves potatoes, rice & pasta will not

eat veg. except green beans or fruit. Would love a respond we are in need of

guidance.

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[Guest guest]

I have been looking at this as well. Very high IGe and regardless of what we do

with the diet they will not go down. After several discussions, an interesting

aspect came to light. A high IGe is a combination of both environmental

allergies and food allergies. Very sensitive immune system - hot so to speak. If

you block the reaction of the environmental allergies (Claritin, Flonases) you

stop the symptoms but you do not effect the high IGe numbers nor cool off the

reaction. . They still flair the immune system. The environmental stuff can be

desensitized and if that is successful the IGe numbers will no longer reflect

environmental allergies only food allergies. In theory anyway. There was the

first report of a young boy being desensitized to a food allergy (sever Peanut

allergy) reported last year but most will tell you that you can not desensitize

against food allergies at this item but if we can separate the food from the

environmental allergies it

would be a good starting point.

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From: <jlhank80@...>

Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 9:01:26 PM

Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

Sandy,

What are you planning on doing to desensitize?

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> Hi everyone,

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> We've not posted here before. Our boy, Eddie, has profound allergies. He has

had early onset autism and has lost his diagnosis. However, he still has

profound allergies and no bowel sIgA. I am in remission from auto-immune

disease... as a family we have hugely improved health with 3.5 yrs biomed

(including herbs for Lyme + Yasko). But need to go further with improving our

immune systems and dealing with allergies.

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> Eddie is anaphylactic to wheat and egg and reacts on contact - he has very low

tolerance to luteins (the yellow in many yellow and green veg and foods) and

reacts to about 50% of all foods.

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> We have learnt his allergies flare when he is constipated AND when clostridia

has taken a hold.

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> We are looking to desensitise in the future.

> Best wishes, Sandy

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[Guest guest]

Snady,

Welcome to the list. It¹s always great to have someone new join the group!

I have a thought to add and that is that yeast overgrowth can cause with

constipation. An antifungal might help if that were the case. Could the

allergies be flaring when he is constipated because he¹s reacting to yeast?

Just a thought.

By the way, I LOVED Dr. Sicherer¹s book ³Understanding and Managing

Your Child's Food Allergies². It¹s a s Hopkins Press book. You can get

it on Amazon (get the paperback.. it¹s much cheaper than the hardcover). I

thought it was fascinating. I recommended it to a friend who is a dietician

and she said she couldn¹t put it down.

Best of luck. One more comment... some people who are anaphylactic to

chicken eggs do fine on duck eggs. We used to buy them from a local farm.

Evidently ducks and chicken are classified in different food families...

duck is from the ³Duck Family² (no surprise there!) and chicken is from the

³Pheasant Family².

Caroline Glover

From: Sandy and Tim <sandyandtim@...>

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Date: Sun, 10 May 2009 20:55:15 +0000

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Subject: Re: extreme food allergies...anyone else have this issue?

Hi everyone,

We've not posted here before. Our boy, Eddie, has profound allergies. He

has had early onset autism and has lost his diagnosis. However, he still

has profound allergies and no bowel sIgA. I am in remission from

auto-immune disease... as a family we have hugely improved health with 3.5

yrs biomed (including herbs for Lyme + Yasko). But need to go further with

improving our immune systems and dealing with allergies.

Eddie is anaphylactic to wheat and egg and reacts on contact - he has very

low tolerance to luteins (the yellow in many yellow and green veg and foods)

and reacts to about 50% of all foods.

We have learnt his allergies flare when he is constipated AND when

clostridia has taken a hold.

We are looking to desensitise in the future.

Best wishes, Sandy