Guest guest Posted March 11, 2011 Report Share Posted March 11, 2011 Hey Sophie, Glad you asked! YES! In one of my 4 breastfeeding books - when a child is born (naturally) they get a 'gulp' (they call it the 'something' gulp) coming out of the womb - this 'gulp' contains the much needed probiotics the child needs. It's like the 'seed' for the intestional colony that needs to develop. My guess (and it's just a guess!) is that the reason that some kids start to have gut issues is that - 1. they don't get the 'gulp' or 2. they get a gulp and it's doesn't contain the right things, quite possibly the wrong things and/or 3. The Mom unwittingly starts them on food -- and the baby cannot process it, due to the lack of proper microbes, etc. which starts this gut crap. (and some foods the baby even with good microbes cannot process it due to an immature digestive tract) 4. The Mom doesn't/cannot breastfeed (for whatever reason) and the child doesn't get the microbes thru that either. Nor does the child get the immunity that the Mom gives. So, we *think* we are feeding our children the right things, with lots of nutrition, but it's sabotaged due to,well, lots of variables. I do think age has something to do with it. (as I had more time to abuse my body than a 17 year old) I am an older Mom, I abused my body quite well prior to getting prego, and then I was great in terms of my diet and eating, but I didn't do enough, and I didn't understand that just because you can eat spinach, doesn't mean that I can or that it's even good for me. Because you know, spinach is great for you, except when you have leaky gut. " Milk does a body good " -- which only if you can process it -- and then even that is questionable, as the processed milk is dead in so many ways! I don't think I had a great gut when my kids came out. I had to come to terms with my own health -- and then I had to change my understanding of nutrition as I knew it, and how it's absorbed, etc. When it came to understanding the yeast issue, and how the gut is a balance, and it needs to be balanced -- I started to understand how to get what I needed. This changed a great deal for me and my children. When I decided to put Sam on a probiotic, it was only to supplement what I was already doing. I take probiotics myself, and when he gets rice cereal, he gets it in that too. (I use Happy Bellies Rice Cereal with probiotics) I hope this helps... :)laura > > > > > > Hi Sophie. I have not tried the Thera biotic.I have tried Biocidin and > > > valtrex.My son consistently responds negatively to most meds or > > > naturals.The only meds he hasn't responded negatively is valtrex.He is > > > with us now (in his heart and head).The Biocidin on the other hand > > > caused such a negative reaction(after the smallest pieces,one a day for > > > 3 days) that it took about a month to get back on track of being his > > > normal halfway normal self.Its interesting how opposites our children > > > can be.My son is 11 .He started valtrex about 5 months ago.Immediately > > > he started to gain weight.He has gained about 15 pounds now with no fat > > > or puffed up look like he used to be. Tammy F. > > > > > > > > Hi, Has anyone used these? Its says there is no Strep in Ther-Biotic, > > > > and wondered how your children responded to them. My son has been on > > > > it for 2 days, he started taking Biocidin at the same time. Havent > > > > really seen anything new as yet except, he keeps using the TV remote > > > > to rewind programmes (over & over)?? > > > > > > > > Also on Ther-Biotic it says it is used for Infants upto 2 and my son > > > > in 3yrs 8months should I add more to his dosage? > > > > > > > > My son is due to start Valtrex in 2 weeks, which Im quite nervous about. > > > > > > > > Thanks for being such a caring group. Any advice is truly appreciated. > > > > > > > > God Bless > > > > Sophie > > > > New Bio Mum > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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