Re: Sensory overload

[Guest guest]

Now everything is bothering him...his socks,shirt,hair, and skin. Other things

are driving him nuts too...his cereal NEEDS to be in this bowl and unless his

books on the shelf are arranged in special order, it makes him feel sick to look

at it. Is this a yeast issue?? He does have an itchy rash that has been coming

and going on his shins, but it isn't there all of the time. It flared really

badly when I gave him a sweet potato with his dinner. His behavior is

horrible...whining and complaining constantly. Nothing makes him happy.

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> My son had a complete meltdown after I upped the Candex and his digestive

enzyme. He screamed that his shirt was too tight and itchy, and that the car

smelled funny and he was going to throw up if I didn't take him home

immediately. He was flipping out and hysterical. I took him home and he had a

serious tantrum (on the floor kicking and screaming) I removed his shirt and

rubbed his back with a lot of pressure, and he calmed down almost instantly.

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> What gives??????

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[Guest guest]

It certainly sounds like yeast t me.

Of course, it could be bacteria as well.

Either way, I would stop giving any food that are starchy or sugary in

any way.

J

[Guest guest]

> My son had a complete meltdown after I upped the Candex and his digestive

enzyme. He screamed that his shirt was too tight and itchy, and that the car

smelled funny and he was going to throw up if I didn't take him home

immediately. He was flipping out and hysterical. I took him home and he had a

serious tantrum (on the floor kicking and screaming) I removed his shirt and

rubbed his back with a lot of pressure, and he calmed down almost instantly.

This sounds like a yeast issue.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I am upping the yeast protocol ASAP. This is a nightmare!!!

Thanks,

paula