REPLY to; Re: Weight gain?

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REPLY; I've read and heard this too, from various Dr/MD/s and other med. care

persons. It seems that the allergens are causing a toxic reaction in the body

which the body can't destroy or 'get rid of' (excrete)and since the body doesn't

know what to do with it, it stores it in fat cells.. not just bloating but in

the fat cells.

IMO, anything toxic to the body, within it, would cause this reaction. We've

probably all seen those Dev. Disabled kids who aren't on a GFCF diet who get fat

to obese. And perhaps, that's a basis of the obese NT kids now, not just eating

at fast food shops...Or air borne pathogens. Something caused their sensitivity

to toxic environs too.

IMO, the original encephalitis caused by vaccine reactions has also caused

damage right down the digestive system... from the mouth, stomach, pancrease,

liver, intestines, then into the

Central Nervous System, brain, etc. There's just too much increase in childhood

disorders that were rare just 20 years ago.

Too many kids have become allergic or gut intolerant to foods and are

undiagnosed.

IMO. grandma peg

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> I gain weight when I eat dairy and soy no matter how few calories and it is

damn near impossible to take off unless I am strict on staying away from dairy

and soy. I have read that eating foods you are sensitive to causes weight gain.

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> From: a Chaiken

> Subject: Weight gain?

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> Hi.

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> DS has been gaining weight to the point that he was a 7 slim in Feb, an 8

> slim in mid March and now he's a size 8. We're using enzymes and he's eating

> some 'regular' food. He was really skinny and now he's got a little tummy.

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He's nine and short for his age. Should I be worried or is this weight

> gain good?

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> - paula in pa

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