WAS: Attention and focus-Now...acetone breath?

[Guest guest]

I am curious about that breath thing. My NT dtr has terrible breath

no matter how much she brushes, and it does remind me of polish

remover. I never connected it to something internal. She definitely

eats her share of carbs...what kinds of things cause this?

> > >

> > > what supplements can I use to improve my son's attention,

follow

> > > through and focus. my 5 year old's attention is very very

poor.

> anti

> > > fungals have helped it increase in 1:1 setting but it is still

> very

> > > poor in a group situation- he can't learn or pay attention to

> things

> > > happening at a distance and can't shift attention. I know a

few

> > people

> > > have said glyconutrients which I have just purchased but

haven't

> > tried

> > > yet. Anything else? does Yasko suggest supllments for this?

> > > thanks

> > > Kay

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Jan, I don't know what causes the acetone breath in my children, but

UVA tested them and said they had an unspecified metabolic disorder,

and " thinks " they will outgrow it. Come back in a year. Yeah,

right. The testing was organic acids. Their version.

The DAN doctor tested them and also found problems with different

things. If you want details of the labs I'll type the up for you.

My 7yo also wets the bed and it smells like maple syrup. Also, the

sweat around his ears smell like maple syrup. He doesn't have maple

syrup urine disease. My youngest also has a breath like corn. Both

have been checked for diabetes, as I have.

This is my opinion. The test that the DAN doctor did showed yeast.

I think that is part of the problem. When we started Diflucan, I

have noticed that the breath issue has calmed down. But, I also

make sure they go to bed with carbs on their stomach, and feed them

when they wake. Also, enzymes may be an issue.

Hope it helps.

> > > >

> > > > what supplements can I use to improve my son's attention,

> follow

> > > > through and focus. my 5 year old's attention is very very

> poor.

> > anti

> > > > fungals have helped it increase in 1:1 setting but it is

still

> > very

> > > > poor in a group situation- he can't learn or pay attention

to

> > things

> > > > happening at a distance and can't shift attention. I know a

> few

> > > people

> > > > have said glyconutrients which I have just purchased but

> haven't

> > > tried

> > > > yet. Anything else? does Yasko suggest supllments for this?

> > > > thanks

> > > > Kay

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Very interesting. I have noticed that my daughters acetone breath is

less or gone when she is on yeast aid. Avoiding carbs makes her

shaky and sick. So we try to only eat carbs/protein together.

Basically, they have no clue. Interesting..have you researched

metabolic disorders online. There are some that are genetic.

, " btm66 " <btm66@...> wrote:

>

> Jan, I don't know what causes the acetone breath in my children,

but

> UVA tested them and said they had an unspecified metabolic

disorder,

> and " thinks " they will outgrow it. Come back in a year. Yeah,

> right. The testing was organic acids. Their version.

>

> The DAN doctor tested them and also found problems with different

> things. If you want details of the labs I'll type the up for you.

>

> My 7yo also wets the bed and it smells like maple syrup. Also,

the

> sweat around his ears smell like maple syrup. He doesn't have

maple

> syrup urine disease. My youngest also has a breath like corn.

Both

> have been checked for diabetes, as I have.

>

> This is my opinion. The test that the DAN doctor did showed

yeast.

> I think that is part of the problem. When we started Diflucan, I

> have noticed that the breath issue has calmed down. But, I also

> make sure they go to bed with carbs on their stomach, and feed

them

> when they wake. Also, enzymes may be an issue.

>

> Hope it helps.

>

>

> > > > >

> > > > > what supplements can I use to improve my son's attention,

> > follow

> > > > > through and focus. my 5 year old's attention is very very

> > poor.

> > > anti

> > > > > fungals have helped it increase in 1:1 setting but it is

> still

> > > very

> > > > > poor in a group situation- he can't learn or pay attention

> to

> > > things

> > > > > happening at a distance and can't shift attention. I know

a

> > few

> > > > people

> > > > > have said glyconutrients which I have just purchased but

> > haven't

> > > > tried

> > > > > yet. Anything else? does Yasko suggest supllments for this?

> > > > > thanks

> > > > > Kay

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>