Guest guest Posted January 2, 2002 Report Share Posted January 2, 2002 Hi All We have just reached the 7 month mark on HNI enzymes and OFF CFGF, and I just wanted to post some improvements and confirm no sign of regressions, just more improvements for those concerned re long term effects of coming off diet. Sam has always responded slowly and just being able to be off the diet was enough to start with. We saw increased hyperactivity for the first 3 months (both formulations of Pep) along with improvements in eye contact and receptive language. I beleive this was increased yeast die off due to the synergistic effects of the HNI with Bio-Kult (a probiotic 10 Billion CFU's per cap). During this period his eczema came and went weekly and his stools remained normal - only just 'sorted' before we started enzymes. We are still seeing improvements now, 'hanging' with his brothers, initiating play with dad & brothers now as well as mum, following commands - only last week spontaneously put rubbish in the bin (in a different room) in response to 'tidy away' which previously meant he moved his rubbish from the floor to counter top. He has stopped running off and holds hands nicely when out, recently tried him out of trolley in supermarket, Saturday AM, it was heaving, he behaved impeccably and only took one thing off the shelf and even handed it to me - he favourite biscuit bar, not for eating but for bashing the TV. This 'stim' has not stopped with enzymes, shame .... but hey look what improvements we have got! He has gone from being unable (unmotivated ?) to sort 2 blue blocks from 2 red ones to sorting reptiles from mammals! His teachers report having a hard time keeping up. He has become very sensitive emotionally, massess of tears and blue lips in response to being told 'no'. I see this as a plus, he has a temper now - he stamped his feet!!! - I see this a plus too. He whinges when the school bus comes - I see as a plus too. His cuddles are more 'real' and spontaneous and he is imitating for the first time ever, buttering bread, pouring own drink etc. Dh said today 'I love this - we have the terrible two's!' Sam is 5 next week but I've read Dana saying the same. Whilst we still don't have words, we have more word like noises and these are no longer gutteral (sp?) 'meng' 'mung' with tongue low down in mouth - we now have 'mum - meh' but not directed at me. (At 12 months he said Mama, Dada and Baby) He seems frustrated with his PECS cards and prefers to use his highly effective body language and gesturing. I strongly feel if he was angry enough he'd talk, but it seems a pretty cruel way to try and elicit a word - or is it? Sam was recently hospitalised with high temp 103 of 10 days duration, no focus of infection found, resolved after 6 shots of penicillin on day 13. Since then he has regained all the weight lost and seems brighter than ever. I beleive he was having major detox. We still limit sugar due to his yeast, no aspartame and no MSG - recent challenge sent him tripping - seemed to be having a very good time! 36 hours after back down again, so he can do without this. We have recently reduced enzymes to half cap of each per tumbler of juice as slurpy, 6 to 9 cups per day at home, as the dose seemed pretty excessive at up to 9 per day of each - no problems noted. He has chocozyme at school with lunch, CF/GF biscuits at break times without enzymes - maybe we should try half a chocozyme (each one has 1 Pep, 1 Zyme and 2 Eye Q -EPA rich fish oils) Next step chelation, can't say 'next year' anymore, its here! Very anxious about this but he showed max reading on Lead also antimony & arsenic and by counting rules, Mercury. We'll being chelating without medical help, I'm following Dana and Patti's stories. I've stopped watching soaps and eargerly await Dana's updates! Mandi in Poole UK Mum to Sam 4.11 47XYY & Autism, Joe 6 NT and Tom 7 NT Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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