Re:salicylates

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welll thankyou for that, i hadnt thought of that before. i know they have phenol sensitivity for sure as we cant give tomatoes for tea usually. keeps my son up.

but with all the other food exclusions we havent excluded salicylates in foods aswell as yet. Have you, or does anyone know if you remove salicylates from the diet if that can cause a development spurt? What does keeping them in the diet cause their bodies to do? Currently both kids are free of gluten, casein, soy, fruit (again) and have been since last year. My son is still non verbal for the most part although his language is coming along thanks to B12 shots and a multitude of supps.

any thoughts and experiences on removing salicylates appreciated?

To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, 29 June 2012 5:42 AMSubject: Re: Sexual behavior

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