Re: bedwetting

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My 7 year old will wet the bed at random??? During soccer season and now basketball season. Never in between. Usually the same day he had a practice or game. His dad is a coach and is very gentle with great patience. He prefers him over me actually. We watch the food/drinks. Nothing unusal there??? He LOVES playing and can not wait to play, but every night he plays or practices he wets the bed. He has Aspergers. I can not figure out what is triggering this. He is obcessed with playing ball so I don't want to take this from him. Any guidance would help thanks

Always Call

Christie Gravatt

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Subject: Re: unknown parasiteTo: mb12valtrex Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 8:30 PM

please keep us posted if you do decide to do a retest! We've been able to successfully kill all the other parasites that have shown up in stool tests over the years, by using the Rx drug specific to that parasite. But "taxonomy unknown" parasite remains, and so do the symptoms that started at the same time as it started showing up on our Metametrix results. I haven't ventured into the world of self-analysis of stool samples via microscope yet, LOL, but I may be almost desperate enough to give it a try!In our case I'm guessing it's not Ascaris though. A. lumbricoides is likely to show up correctly on a stool test, but even if it is missed, the common parasite meds (Albendazole or Mebendazole) are usually quite effective. These are meds that my son and I have been on repeatedly. Unless there's some other Ascaris (like a pig one?) that Metametrix wouldn't check for but has somehow taken up human residence??Interesting about

those symptoms! My son doesn't have much in the way of sensory issues anymore. But he has always been very volatile, and tantrums a lot.> > > > > >> > > > > > Hi folks, haven't been on this list much in years, but recently noticed the parasite conversations. Huge issue for my son and I! Has anyone had success killing off the "taxonomy unknown" parasite? This has shown up on our Metametrix stool tests for the last year, and no parasite med we've used so far (to kill off other parasites) has touched it. Humaworm didn't work

either.> > > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone have a good parasite specialist?> > > > > > > > > > > > Thank you!> > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> >>

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Hmmmmm, could it be he's so tired from all the activity that he doessn't wake up to pee?

You're sure he's not drinking more water during games and practices?

That's really interesting. I have a sports-obsessed guy here, took - I couldn't imagine taking it away from him.

Just a thought: does he show signs of adrenal fatigue? I wonder if that would play a role.

-Tammy

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My first thought is that the extra exercise is helping him sleep deeper and

better and he's not waking up when he needs to go. Is this a possibility?

Cathy

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> My 7 year old will wet the bed at random??? During soccer season and now

basketball season. Never in between. Usually the same day he had a practice or

game. His dad is a coach and is very gentle with great patience. He prefers him

over me actually. We watch the food/drinks. Nothing unusal there??? He LOVES

playing and can not wait to play, but every night he plays or practices he wets

the bed. He has Aspergers. I can not figure out what is triggering this. He is

obcessed with playing ball so I don't want to take this from him. Any guidance

would help thanks

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> Christie Gravatt

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> We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings

having a human experience!

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From my experience, it was because something in his brain connected with his bladder. Because my son did that almost every night once he was on ssri's on NIDS protocol, first I though it might be he couldn't control it like baby was or maybe he slept to deep, but one I stopped all his meds,it stopped right away. Is there any supps or meds that you gave to him maybe made this? Or foods? Hope this help, this is just my opinion and own experienceKathSent from my BlackBerry® smartphone from Sinyal Bagus XL, Nyambung Teruuusss...!Sender: mb12valtrex Date: Thu, 16 Feb 2012 19:27:08 -0800 (PST)To: <mb12valtrex >ReplyTo: mb12valtrex Subject: Re: bedwetting My 7 year old will wet the bed at random??? During soccer season and now basketball season. Never in between. Usually the same day he had a practice or game. His dad is a coach and is very gentle with great patience. He prefers him over me actually. We watch the food/drinks. Nothing unusal there??? He LOVES playing and can not wait to play, but every night he plays or practices he wets the bed. He has Aspergers. I can not figure out what is triggering this. He is obcessed with playing ball so I don't want to take this from him. Any guidance would help thanks Always CallChristie GravattWe are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience! Subject: Re: unknown parasiteTo: mb12valtrex Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 8:30 PM please keep us posted if you do decide to do a retest! We've been able to successfully kill all the other parasites that have shown up in stool tests over the years, by using the Rx drug specific to that parasite. But "taxonomy unknown" parasite remains, and so do the symptoms that started at the same time as it started showing up on our Metametrix results. I haven't ventured into the world of self-analysis of stool samples via microscope yet, LOL, but I may be almost desperate enough to give it a try!In our case I'm guessing it's not Ascaris though. A. lumbricoides is likely to show up correctly on a stool test, but even if it is missed, the common parasite meds (Albendazole or Mebendazole) are usually quite effective. These are meds that my son and I have been on repeatedly. Unless there's some other Ascaris (like a pig one?) that Metametrix wouldn't check for but has somehow taken up human residence??Interesting aboutthose symptoms! My son doesn't have much in the way of sensory issues anymore. But he has always been very volatile, and tantrums a lot.> > > > > >> > > > > > Hi folks, haven't been on this list much in years, but recently noticed the parasite conversations. Huge issue for my son and I! Has anyone had success killing off the "taxonomy unknown" parasite? This has shown up on our Metametrix stool tests for the last year, and no parasite med we've used so far (to kill off other parasites) has touched it. Humaworm didn't workeither.> > > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone have a good parasite specialist?> > > > > > > > > > > > Thank you!> > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >> >>

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Yea we areon supps and couple biomeds. But he s on them even when he is not playing and it doesn't happen? Thank you for your response!

Always Call

Christie Gravatt

We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience!

Subject: Re: unknown parasiteTo: mb12valtrex Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 8:30 PM

please keep us posted if you do decide to do a retest! We've been able to successfully kill all the other parasites that have shown up in stool tests over the years, by using the Rx drug specific to that parasite. But "taxonomy unknown" parasite remains, and so do the symptoms that started at the same time as it started showing up on our Metametrix results. I haven't ventured into the world of self-analysis of stool samples via microscope yet, LOL, but I may be almost desperate enough to give it a try!In our case I'm guessing it's not Ascaris though. A. lumbricoides is likely to show up correctly on a stool test, but even if it is missed, the common parasite meds (Albendazole or Mebendazole) are usually quite effective. These are meds that my son and I have been on repeatedly. Unless there's some other Ascaris (like a pig one?) that Metametrix wouldn't check for but has somehow taken up human residence??Interesting about

those symptoms! My son doesn't have much in the way of sensory issues anymore. But he has always been very volatile, and tantrums a lot.> > > > > >> > > > > > Hi folks, haven't been on this list much in years, but recently noticed the parasite conversations. Huge issue for my son and I! Has anyone had success killing off the "taxonomy unknown" parasite? This has shown up on our Metametrix stool tests for the last year, and no parasite med we've used so far (to kill off other parasites) has touched it. Humaworm didn't work either.> > > > > > > > > > > > Does anyone have a good parasite specialist?> > > > > > > > > > > > Thank you!> > > > > > > > > > > >> > > > >> > > >> > >>

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Can't take ball from him either. I think you just hit the nail on the head!!!! His adreanal levels are always very high with every test we do. He is on supp and bio meds to help reduce the levels. But with all the excitement and noise of playing sports, it may increase the levels. I may have to increase his supp for this during ball season to help him. Does anyone know natural ways to reduce adreanal levels? Certain foods or vitamins? Thanks everyone

Always Call

Christie Gravatt

We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience!

Subject: Re: Re: bedwettingTo: mb12valtrex Date: Thursday, February 16, 2012, 9:54 PM

Hmmmmm, could it be he's so tired from all the activity that he doessn't wake up to pee?You're sure he's not drinking more water during games and practices?That's really interesting. I have a sports-obsessed guy here, took - I couldn't imagine taking it away from him.Just a thought: does he show signs of adrenal fatigue? I wonder if that would play a role.

-TammySent from my Kindle Fire