Re: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

[Guest guest]

It sounds like it could be food sensitivities. Eczema is a huge indicator. Red cheeks could mean phenol sensitivities. Try rotating her foods and journal her reactions : )

-Tammy

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 15, 2011 1:06:48 PMSubject: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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Thanks. :)To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 15, 2011 1:30:19 PMSubject: Re: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

It sounds like it could be food sensitivities. Eczema is a huge indicator. Red cheeks could mean phenol sensitivities. Try rotating her foods and journal her reactions : )

-Tammy

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 15, 2011 1:06:48 PMSubject: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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My ASD son gets the eczema and red cheeks when he reacts to food but doesn't seem to have phenol problems. It is his just his indicator of reacting to a food or environmental sensitivity. He even gets the red cheeks if he plays on the gymnastic mats at his school. The poor kid is allergic to the world. A 4 day food rotation has helped him a lot though. It also helps to weed out the triggers. GrayTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 15, 2011 1:30:19 PMSubject: Re: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

It sounds like it could be food sensitivities. Eczema is a huge indicator. Red cheeks could mean phenol sensitivities. Try rotating her foods and journal her reactions : )

-Tammy

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Tue, February 15, 2011 1:06:48 PMSubject: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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May want to consult DAN! doc. Pamela From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of ldrofjacobsSent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 1:07 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: my baby's showing some funny precursurs I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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I'm sure you already know, but if she is " mainly" GF/CF, and she is sensitive to one or both of those, "mainly" free will not be enough to help. I would also start a food journal, and add a Probiotic. I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

[Guest guest]

well I would start with going from almost to all the way. gluten could be triggering a celiac gene in the family, or the milk showing you these issues with the stool changes, I heard an allergist say that over 80% of eczema is milk allergies and the other 20 can be immune issues or OTHER allergies. so it sounds like you have another kid with some IGG intollerence issues. you could also do a blood test and it would give you info even faster on WHAT foods are doing inside her body in places you can't see

From: ldrofjacobs

Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2011 1:06 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

[Guest guest]

I would give half to one drop of Lugols iodine in water(you didnt give his

weight, which might matter) per day with nutritional supplementation (if not

eating enough of the right foods supplementation is necessary) of Magnesium, Vit

C, B's. A good Multi Vitamin might be adequate. Extra D3, Natural Salt, at

least 1/8 of a teaspoon per day. Lots of good clean water. Paint iodine on any

skin abnormality, may need to be diluted slightly or used with Coconut oil or

lotion to prevent dryness.

Try it for a month and see what happens. Thats what i would do. I feel iodine

addresses the cause rather than the symptom (example: unable to process

gluten/proteins) which could very well be beginning allergy and a multitude of

symptoms created from that allergy.

Cheryl

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> I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old

, little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral

signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out

diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks,

and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already

mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to

take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

>

[Guest guest]

Ditto!

Sam (7 months now) started getting a 'rash' on his little body (about 5 months),

I upped my B12, and added b12 (methyl) to his diet (I give him 5 drops per day)

as I am nursing. I also supplement vitamin D3 drops and a probiotic. (Klaire

Labs Infant probiotic)

Sam also gets a juicer drink (with A LOT of veggies) twice daily. Happy to

report, all his little rash like things went away, and he has beautiful perfect

skin, along with a happy disposition. (He's also starting to eat food food --

so he gets broccoli now too)

I really think it's severe nutritional deficiency. I really do. I don't think

we necessarily understand the child's needs during huge growth periods. I know

that my daughter, Madison was severely allergic to the world, and once I got her

on a juicing schedule, and good supps (she is gf/cf) -- she gained and grew A

LOT in a few months. (She virtually skipped over 18 and 2T clothing)

She's two and a half now, and her allergies are GONE. (she had wicked stupid

allergies, like carrots, peas, corn, bananas, etc.) And I am thoroughly

convinced it was due to severe nutritional deficiency. She ate organic

everything, had supplements, etc. I think her body just couldn't process the

synthetic stuff. Just my thoughts on that.

laura

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> > I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month

old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral

signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out

diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks,

and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already

mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to

take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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[Guest guest]

Hi and Cheryl

i am butting in on this message seeking your expertise also.

About the iodine Cheryl -ive been following your posts avidly .would one see die

off at this dose in a young child.19mths 32lb.

He has a rask like keratosis pilaris on his cheeks legs and arms .when i go hard

after yeast it improves but as soon as i slow down its comes straight back .He

toe walks and also has dreadful black circles undereyes.He has a very clean

organic mainly SCD with 1/2 glass juiced veg a day He was very sickly for the

first 15 months but he is doing better now .Recently seems quite OCD ish-brother

with autism and sister under investigation for PANDAS.Otherwise he is NT.

ive been reading your post on the syntol/candex combo.Did culturelle keep

the clostridia in check.Im keen to go this route with my DS with autism to get

on top of his yeast as GSE/ooo is very harsh on him and seems to wipe the little

bit of good stuff he has in his gut with the bad guys and it becomes a viscious

cycle.

Really appreciate your guidance on both of these .Thank you both for being so

proactive and sharing your knowledge onn the group .Ye have been a fantastic

resource in my hours of researching !

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> > > I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month

old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral

signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out

diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks,

and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already

mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to

take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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[Guest guest]

not either but that can be from low EFAs as well.

From: claire

Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2011 3:23 PM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

Hi and Cheryl i am butting in on this message seeking your expertise also.About the iodine Cheryl -ive been following your posts avidly .would one see die off at this dose in a young child.19mths 32lb.He has a rask like keratosis pilaris on his cheeks legs and arms .when i go hard after yeast it improves but as soon as i slow down its comes straight back .He toe walks and also has dreadful black circles undereyes.He has a very clean organic mainly SCD with 1/2 glass juiced veg a day He was very sickly for the first 15 months but he is doing better now .Recently seems quite OCD ish-brother with autism and sister under investigation for PANDAS.Otherwise he is NT. ive been reading your post on the syntol/candex combo.Did culturelle keep the clostridia in check.Im keen to go this route with my DS with autism to get on top of his yeast as GSE/ooo is very harsh on him and seems to wipe the little bit of good stuff he has in his gut with the bad guys and it becomes a viscious cycle.Really appreciate your guidance on both of these .Thank you both for being so proactive and sharing your knowledge onn the group .Ye have been a fantastic resource in my hours of researching !> > >> > > I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.> > >> >>

[Guest guest]

Cheryl thank you so much for the info !To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Sat, February 19, 2011 11:40:10 AMSubject: Re: my baby's showing some funny precursurs

Ditto!

Sam (7 months now) started getting a 'rash' on his little body (about 5 months), I upped my B12, and added b12 (methyl) to his diet (I give him 5 drops per day) as I am nursing. I also supplement vitamin D3 drops and a probiotic. (Klaire Labs Infant probiotic)

Sam also gets a juicer drink (with A LOT of veggies) twice daily. Happy to report, all his little rash like things went away, and he has beautiful perfect skin, along with a happy disposition. (He's also starting to eat food food -- so he gets broccoli now too)

I really think it's severe nutritional deficiency. I really do. I don't think we necessarily understand the child's needs during huge growth periods. I know that my daughter, Madison was severely allergic to the world, and once I got her on a juicing schedule, and good supps (she is gf/cf) -- she gained and grew A LOT in a few months. (She virtually skipped over 18 and 2T clothing)

She's two and a half now, and her allergies are GONE. (she had wicked stupid allergies, like carrots, peas, corn, bananas, etc.) And I am thoroughly convinced it was due to severe nutritional deficiency. She ate organic everything, had supplements, etc. I think her body just couldn't process the synthetic stuff. Just my thoughts on that.

laura

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> > I need a little advice on precautionary measures to take with my 17 month old , little sibling to Levi who's recovering from ASD. She shows no behavioral signs of autism but has just begun alternating w/ constipation and blow- out diapers, simultaneous with eczema for the first time in her life and red cheeks, and she seems whiny, it makes me nervous. What should I do? She is already mostly gluten/casein and all organic... I'd love some bullet points on steps to take to reverse the weird gut/skin things.

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