Re: could this be due to the diet?

[Guest guest]

Yes, .... This absolutely could be related to die-off. You say he started

the diet in January of this year? Not sure exactly when in January.... so if

you could post back exactly how long on the diet. You might also let us know

exactly what foods he's eating now, how they're prepared.... and what

supplements, if any.

Are you doing epsom salts baths?

Patti

could this be due to the diet?

Good morning!

Our son had a lot of melt downs and whining yesterday. No meltdowns about food

- YEA! but a very, very low frustration level. One example: He was trying to

play a computer game and he got so frustrated he started banging the mouse

really hard because the computer automatically logged him off. When we said that

if the game was that frustrating he needed to take a break, he just started

whining about the stupid computer and went on and on about it and how

frustrating it is - he was on the verge of tears. That is one example from

yesterday. He is not usually this way.

Could this be some type of die off signal? or do I need to look at other

things?

W. son Zac age 12 - Dyslexic/Dysgraphic/ADHD tendencies - SCD Jan 07

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My 10 year old son has been brought to tears before, because of a

video game...and I'm sure it was die-off. He was sooo whiny over the

games...we had to shut them off for a few days. He didn't like us

taking them away from him...but he felt better taking a break from the

games/computer.

Cathy,

kids scd since aug2006

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> Good morning!

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> Our son had a lot of melt downs and whining yesterday. No meltdowns

about food - YEA! but a very, very low frustration level. One

example: He was trying to play a computer game and he got so

frustrated he started banging the mouse really hard because the

computer automatically logged him off. When we said that if the game

was that frustrating he needed to take a break, he just started

whining about the stupid computer and went on and on about it and how

frustrating it is - he was on the verge of tears. That is one

example from yesterday. He is not usually this way.

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> Could this be some type of die off signal? or do I need to look at

other things?

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> W. son Zac age 12 - Dyslexic/Dysgraphic/ADHD tendencies -

SCD Jan 07

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