Re: Re: Aggresion during school

[Guest guest]

Magnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.

 

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking it, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and his aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Magnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.

 

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking it, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and his aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just going in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I give her magnesium, but I will look into your suggestions. thanks so

much.

Re: Re: Aggresion during school

Magnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin

wrote:

 

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking

it, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really

liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and

his aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The

teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with

new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even

when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to

redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried

the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am

feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just

wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am

getting nowhere, just going in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

--

Toni

------

Mind like a steel trap...

Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I give her magnesium, but I will look into your suggestions. thanks so

much.

Re: Re: Aggresion during school

Magnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin

wrote:

 

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking

it, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really

liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and

his aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The

teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with

new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even

when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to

redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried

the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am

feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just

wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am

getting nowhere, just going in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

--

Toni

------

Mind like a steel trap...

Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I give her magnesium, but I will look into your suggestions. thanks so

much.

Re: Re: Aggresion during school

Magnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin

wrote:

 

Have you tried " naturally calm " - it's a mag supp. I started taking

it, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am really

liking it.

I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...

Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son and

his aggression. (Elimate tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)

laura

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

becomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The

teachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with

new things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, even

when we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything to

redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

basis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried

the L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

question has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am

feeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just

wish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am

getting nowhere, just going in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

--

Toni

------

Mind like a steel trap...

Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

You think you could get your ped to write an rx anti-fungal? He might be willing to since he doesn't know what else to do. I actually had a doctor tell me that there was no such thing as yeast over-growth....so I can understand your frustration.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, January 20, 2011 9:20:13 AMSubject: Re: Re: Aggresion during school

I know that major yeast is the root of her issues. Her arabinose markers were thru the roof when we initially had them done. One year later it came down from I think 247 to 183, the normal reference range is 0-47!!! It is a vicious circle that I can't get through. I can see from behaviors when her levels maybe be increasing and then I can even recognize when they have gone down, but it NEVER GOES AWAY!!!!!! I have tried so many different things, I am very strict with her diet etc...........If this yeast is allowed to continue to live inside her despite all the efforts to decrease it, what will the results be years down the road?? If this yeast is as disruptive as they say, when will it start reaking havoc on their organs, body systems etc??? It is very scary to me. WHY CAN'T OUR PEDS TAKE NOTICE OF THIS?? I tell my ped if nothing else, why can't the YEAST be addressed. It is something substantial

that will show up on lab tests. I have proven it to them on a lab test thru quest and they told me, "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THIS, SHALL WE FAX IT TO YOUR AUTISM DOCTOR?" Are you kidding me??? My daughters stool test came back positive for 2 types of yeast and you don't "KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT"??? I asked if they would be willing to do a round of diflucan or some other RX other than nystatin and then retest to see what happens, of course the response was no. I need to address it with my AUTISM DOCTOR. The "AUTISM DOCTOR" THAT I CAN NO LONGER AFFORD TO GO TO, OTHERWISE I WON'T BE ABLE TO FEED MY KIDS.Sorry to go off on a rant, but I need help for my child and I am just FLOORED that our peds won't help us. This should not be allowed to happen to us and our babies.THANKS FOR LISTENING.BRENDA Re: Re: Aggresion during schoolMagnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin wrote: Have you tried "naturally calm" - it's a mag supp. I started takingit, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am reallyliking it.I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son andhis aggression. (Elimate

tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)laura>> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when shebecomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. Theteachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward withnew things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, evenwhen we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything toredirect this behavior.>> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a dailybasis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have triedthe L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know thisquestion has probably been beat to death on this board, but I

amfeeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I justwish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I amgetting nowhere, just going in circles.>> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.>> Thank you.>> >--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

You think you could get your ped to write an rx anti-fungal? He might be willing to since he doesn't know what else to do. I actually had a doctor tell me that there was no such thing as yeast over-growth....so I can understand your frustration.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, January 20, 2011 9:20:13 AMSubject: Re: Re: Aggresion during school

I know that major yeast is the root of her issues. Her arabinose markers were thru the roof when we initially had them done. One year later it came down from I think 247 to 183, the normal reference range is 0-47!!! It is a vicious circle that I can't get through. I can see from behaviors when her levels maybe be increasing and then I can even recognize when they have gone down, but it NEVER GOES AWAY!!!!!! I have tried so many different things, I am very strict with her diet etc...........If this yeast is allowed to continue to live inside her despite all the efforts to decrease it, what will the results be years down the road?? If this yeast is as disruptive as they say, when will it start reaking havoc on their organs, body systems etc??? It is very scary to me. WHY CAN'T OUR PEDS TAKE NOTICE OF THIS?? I tell my ped if nothing else, why can't the YEAST be addressed. It is something substantial

that will show up on lab tests. I have proven it to them on a lab test thru quest and they told me, "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THIS, SHALL WE FAX IT TO YOUR AUTISM DOCTOR?" Are you kidding me??? My daughters stool test came back positive for 2 types of yeast and you don't "KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT"??? I asked if they would be willing to do a round of diflucan or some other RX other than nystatin and then retest to see what happens, of course the response was no. I need to address it with my AUTISM DOCTOR. The "AUTISM DOCTOR" THAT I CAN NO LONGER AFFORD TO GO TO, OTHERWISE I WON'T BE ABLE TO FEED MY KIDS.Sorry to go off on a rant, but I need help for my child and I am just FLOORED that our peds won't help us. This should not be allowed to happen to us and our babies.THANKS FOR LISTENING.BRENDA Re: Re: Aggresion during schoolMagnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin wrote: Have you tried "naturally calm" - it's a mag supp. I started takingit, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am reallyliking it.I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son andhis aggression. (Elimate

tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)laura>> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when shebecomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. Theteachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward withnew things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, evenwhen we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything toredirect this behavior.>> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a dailybasis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have triedthe L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know thisquestion has probably been beat to death on this board, but I

amfeeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I justwish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I amgetting nowhere, just going in circles.>> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.>> Thank you.>> >--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

You think you could get your ped to write an rx anti-fungal? He might be willing to since he doesn't know what else to do. I actually had a doctor tell me that there was no such thing as yeast over-growth....so I can understand your frustration.

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Thu, January 20, 2011 9:20:13 AMSubject: Re: Re: Aggresion during school

I know that major yeast is the root of her issues. Her arabinose markers were thru the roof when we initially had them done. One year later it came down from I think 247 to 183, the normal reference range is 0-47!!! It is a vicious circle that I can't get through. I can see from behaviors when her levels maybe be increasing and then I can even recognize when they have gone down, but it NEVER GOES AWAY!!!!!! I have tried so many different things, I am very strict with her diet etc...........If this yeast is allowed to continue to live inside her despite all the efforts to decrease it, what will the results be years down the road?? If this yeast is as disruptive as they say, when will it start reaking havoc on their organs, body systems etc??? It is very scary to me. WHY CAN'T OUR PEDS TAKE NOTICE OF THIS?? I tell my ped if nothing else, why can't the YEAST be addressed. It is something substantial

that will show up on lab tests. I have proven it to them on a lab test thru quest and they told me, "WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH THIS, SHALL WE FAX IT TO YOUR AUTISM DOCTOR?" Are you kidding me??? My daughters stool test came back positive for 2 types of yeast and you don't "KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT"??? I asked if they would be willing to do a round of diflucan or some other RX other than nystatin and then retest to see what happens, of course the response was no. I need to address it with my AUTISM DOCTOR. The "AUTISM DOCTOR" THAT I CAN NO LONGER AFFORD TO GO TO, OTHERWISE I WON'T BE ABLE TO FEED MY KIDS.Sorry to go off on a rant, but I need help for my child and I am just FLOORED that our peds won't help us. This should not be allowed to happen to us and our babies.THANKS FOR LISTENING.BRENDA Re: Re: Aggresion during schoolMagnesium taurate, or the natural calm mentioned.On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 10:57 PM, laurargoddin wrote: Have you tried "naturally calm" - it's a mag supp. I started takingit, and I actually feel calmer. My son is wayyyy calmer. I am reallyliking it.I get the organic, raspberry lemon. It's tasty...Also, is she on Feingold? I found this diet really helped my son andhis aggression. (Elimate

tomatoes, cukes, almonds and some fruits.)laura>> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when shebecomes frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. Theteachers, therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward withnew things due to this behavior. She has always been this way, evenwhen we had TSS. I know the school staff is trying everything toredirect this behavior.>> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a dailybasis that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have triedthe L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know thisquestion has probably been beat to death on this board, but I

amfeeling so frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I justwish we could move past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I amgetting nowhere, just going in circles.>> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.>> Thank you.>> >--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.--Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Since you bring up bacteria, if her ammonia levels are high could this

cause these symptoms?

Re: Aggresion during school

I find that aggression is always bacteria in my son.

Caryn

>

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

becomes

> frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers,

> therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new

things due

> to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS.

I know

> the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

basis

> that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the

> L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

question

> has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so

> frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we

could move

> past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just

going

> in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Since you bring up bacteria, if her ammonia levels are high could this

cause these symptoms?

Re: Aggresion during school

I find that aggression is always bacteria in my son.

Caryn

>

>

> Hi. Kara becomes aggressive in that she will kick and pinch when she

becomes

> frustrated as more demands are put upon her at school. The teachers,

> therapists etc. are finding it difficult to move forward with new

things due

> to this behavior. She has always been this way, even when we had TSS.

I know

> the school staff is trying everything to redirect this behavior.

>

> Is there something in the way of a supplement I can give on a daily

basis

> that may curb some of this aggression??? In the past I have tried the

> L-Theanine and natural lithium without much success. I know this

question

> has probably been beat to death on this board, but I am feeling so

> frustrated today after speaking with the teacher. I just wish we

could move

> past this behavior. Sometimes I feel as if I am getting nowhere, just

going

> in circles.

>

> Any suggestions or support would be appreciated.

>

> Thank you.

>

>

>