Re: son very strong, bites bad and nails v.sharp

July 10, 2011

I think most kids have the urge to bite, but they learn not to. With

developmental delays, of course, our children are much more difficult to

teach. I think that children with autism are stuck developmentally, not

growing out of the behaviors seen in toddlers. I think biting is

associated with frustration. We used to call it the " terrible twos, "

but some children with autism seem to be stuck with the " terrible twos "

behaviors, even though they are much older. In my kids, it appeared to

be anger and lack of empathy. Treatments in general to make them more

healthy, will help them develop the concentration it takes to learn to

control their anger and have more empathy for others. I would say that

reducing toxins is probably key in the long-term. In the short-term,

natural anti-inflammatories, nutrition, and anti-oxidants are likely to

help. But, keep in mind that treatments for pathogens are linked to

reducing toxins and inflammation. Therefore, it's a combined approach.

Reportedly, being very strong is also related to toxins, like mercury.

I have also heard it can make people weak, so I guess it can go either way.

I hope that chelation helps with this. I am concerned about chelation

if not also given with natural anti-inflammatories or things to thin the

blood or blood vessel dilators. The reason being is that there is talk

that the blood flow through the neck is hindered, and this makes toxins

back up in the head. So, if you run into problems, check into modifying

the chelation via accounting for good blood flow. Talk with your doc

about all this, and he/she will probably have some good ideas for you.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Hi All

My son is very strong physically. He will be 4 in 2 months. Sometimes I

cannot handle him.

He bites occasionally and it pains very badly. He has sharp teeth. Can

we do anything about his teeth with dentist.

His nails grow a little bit and they are v.sharp.

Does this mean anything biologically ?

Please let me know guys.

Thanks

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

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