Guest guest Posted August 17, 2008 Report Share Posted August 17, 2008 > > > His hair tests are No. 181 > http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/files/hairtest_181.pdf > > > > > <snip> > > We did give him Adrenal cortex (organic glandular) and he became > extremely hyper although I must admit it was an adult dose so it is > something I may consider again but low and slow although > unfortunately the caps came in 250mg doses. Kenny > > =====If you want to try it again, you could split those caps into smaller doses, or Thorne does make a 50mg capsule size, and this one has been recommended by Andy in the past.----------Jackie > > Thankyou I'll look in to that ------Kenny <snip> > > > > > > > > > =====Believe me, I understand. It's alot to take in and learn about, and it just takes time. Alot of people think the diet thing is easy, but I also find it hard. And give yourself credit, you've done alot for your son already, and his hair test shows improvements, so you're on the right track. It looks like you corrected the Ca/Mg ratio through diet and supps, so what you're doing is working. > > Here's just some suggestions. Maybe you could keep a food diary, and see if you can figure out if any foods are setting him off? Or try eliminating the phenols/salicylates and see how he does. There is a product called No-Fenol that you could try. And you could also give him epsom salt baths, as this will supply sulfate for him, that the body needs to process the phenols/salicylates, so this may help also. Or maybe do food allergy testing? Then you won't have to be guessing. A food diary sounds like a very good idea also the No-Fenol, he does have Epsom salt baths regurlarly.------Kenny > > And back to the yeast. Have you ever tried treating for it? Looking at your supplement list, I don't see anything for yeast. Have you ever tried probiotics for him? Any yeast killers like GSE? He has been having Biotin 10mg per day (he's 37 pounds) and 125mg GSE on Main chelating days, I don't know why I did'nt put that on the supp. list.--------Kenny > > And back to the hair test. Have you found any sources of exposure for some of these elevated metals? I'm wondering about the bismuth on the second test, being red all the way to the right. They say its in alot of cosmetics, do you think maybe his hair sample was contaminated, maybe if your wife wears makeup and was the one who cut his hair? My wife did cut his hair so contamination is possible----Kenny > > Have you found a source for the arsenic? What kind of water are you drinking? I always ask, because I have *very* elevated levels of arsenic in my hair, and I found out it was in my well water. Have you tested anybody else in your family? My kids were also high in it, so I knew we had a common source, so testing other family members can be helpful. My son (Tommy) drinks bottled water but the rest of us mainly risk the tap water. I'm still trying to convince my wife and 2 older children to have hair tests, my test did show quite high arsenic but as I met the counting rules I'm not sure if that means much----Kenny > > I assume you have HTI by how you have answered some of the questions, so I would use that book and look for sources of exposure to some of these metals, and make sure you have eliminated them, and try to figure out if the bismuth is contamination or really coming from him. > > Otherwise, I think your supplements are helping him alot, and I would continue with that and with chelation, as it should help him get rid of the metals. And keep working on the diet stuff, maybe you'll find something there that will help with the tantrums. > > Good luck-------Jackie You have given me a lot of good ideas and recommendations I am very grateful for this. On another note I'm still a bit unsure whether too and how too push up his fT3's most of what I've read about Thyroids are geared up for adults and have made me nervous about applying any of it to a 5yr old and wiil probably post a question on the A-M list to see if other parents have done anything similar or if anyone has any ideas here. Thank you for your help it really is appreciated Kenny > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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