Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

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For my kids, removing wheat and giving digestive enzymes stopped these.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

Thanks ladies for your replies. Ok so those spaced out periods are

called 'absent seizures'. Just need to know if there's anything to do

biomed treatment-wise then? Or is it something that will fade as his

body heals?

Many thanks

Debbie :-)

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in our house they are all gluten triggered, when ALL traces of gluten was out they disappeared. for my girls that meant nothing ingested -VIA GI TRACT, for my son that meant no skin contact things like play dough, finger paints, sticker backs, band aids, tape, every surface wiped down and all people who had contact with him had to wash their hands before touching him, him touching my face with make up was an issue and flying flour is as well, things like cooking a pie in the house with flour flying through the air or paper Mache at school were out., he even has to avoid the café at school

From: Debbie Conn

Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2012 6:32 PM

To: mb12valtrex

Subject: Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

Thanks ladies for your replies. Ok so those spaced out periods are called 'absent seizures'. Just need to know if there's anything to do biomed treatment-wise then? Or is it something that will fade as his body heals? Many thanksDebbie :-)Sent from my iPhone

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That would make sense if your children are having seizures. There is a link between food intolerance, malnutrition-malabsorbtion and glutamate toxicity, and the development of digestion and metabolism problems (such as IBS, celiac, hypoglycemia, leaky gut syndrome) and neuropathological conditions (such as fibromyalgia, ADHD, insomnia, epilepsy, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s ) that would be of the association between the over ingestion of excitotoxins. As gluten foods, especially wheat, barely and rye contain the higer levels of apsartate-glutamate. Overly high high Cysteine levels can also be an issue as well in gut dysfunction which then can lead to many of the issues above as well.

We've been able to get by with oats as a grain and rice, but others are a definite "NO' in keeping the seizures away even with all the supplements. Corn tends to be a real bad one too.

Patty T.

Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

Thanks ladies for your replies. Ok so those spaced out periods are called 'absent seizures'. Just need to know if there's anything to do biomed treatment-wise then? Or is it something that will fade as his body heals?

Many thanks

Debbie :-)

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for us we have USED glutamine to heal our sons gut (just got back a beautiful comp stool to show for it, so glutamates are not bad for all. HOWEVER my son can't do any gluten over 10 PPM with out absent seizers, we have great luck with other grains though, brown rice, almond meal, chestnut flour, millet, teff, miquite, coconut flour, potatoe, tapioca....there are so many other choices you don't need the gluten ones. I have 3 kids. all 3 seizers with gluten, we have a deep family history of celiac in the family on both sides so they drew short sticks in this are. only one was on spectrum but they ALL react the same way with seizers. once it was out they all stop. our house has NO Flying flour in it and hasn't now for 9 years

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Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2012 7:48 AM

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Subject: Re: Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

That would make sense if your children are having seizures. There is a link between food intolerance, malnutrition-malabsorbtion and glutamate toxicity, and the development of digestion and metabolism problems (such as IBS, celiac, hypoglycemia, leaky gut syndrome) and neuropathological conditions (such as fibromyalgia, ADHD, insomnia, epilepsy, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s ) that would be of the association between the over ingestion of excitotoxins. As gluten foods, especially wheat, barely and rye contain the higer levels of apsartate-glutamate. Overly high high Cysteine levels can also be an issue as well in gut dysfunction which then can lead to many of the issues above as well.

We've been able to get by with oats as a grain and rice, but others are a definite "NO' in keeping the seizures away even with all the supplements. Corn tends to be a real bad one too.

Patty T.

Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

Thanks ladies for your replies. Ok so those spaced out periods are called 'absent seizures'. Just need to know if there's anything to do biomed treatment-wise then? Or is it something that will fade as his body heals? Many thanksDebbie :-)Sent from my iPhone

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for us we have USED glutamine to heal our sons gut (just got back a beautiful comp stool to show for it, so glutamates are not bad for all. HOWEVER my son can't do any gluten over 10 PPM with out absent seizers, we have great luck with other grains though, brown rice, almond meal, chestnut flour, millet, teff, miquite, coconut flour, potatoe, tapioca....there are so many other choices you don't need the gluten ones. I have 3 kids. all 3 seizers with gluten, we have a deep family history of celiac in the family on both sides so they drew short sticks in this are. only one was on spectrum but they ALL react the same way with seizers. once it was out they all stop. our house has NO Flying flour in it and hasn't now for 9 years

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Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2012 7:48 AM

To: mb12valtrex

Subject: Re: Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

That would make sense if your children are having seizures. There is a link between food intolerance, malnutrition-malabsorbtion and glutamate toxicity, and the development of digestion and metabolism problems (such as IBS, celiac, hypoglycemia, leaky gut syndrome) and neuropathological conditions (such as fibromyalgia, ADHD, insomnia, epilepsy, MS, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s ) that would be of the association between the over ingestion of excitotoxins. As gluten foods, especially wheat, barely and rye contain the higer levels of apsartate-glutamate. Overly high high Cysteine levels can also be an issue as well in gut dysfunction which then can lead to many of the issues above as well.

We've been able to get by with oats as a grain and rice, but others are a definite "NO' in keeping the seizures away even with all the supplements. Corn tends to be a real bad one too.

Patty T.

Re: Is staring into space 'mini seizures'?

Thanks ladies for your replies. Ok so those spaced out periods are called 'absent seizures'. Just need to know if there's anything to do biomed treatment-wise then? Or is it something that will fade as his body heals? Many thanksDebbie :-)Sent from my iPhone

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