Re: ot/crpost: 16 y/o typical son/horrible behavior!

[Guest guest]

Besides trying enzymes, I would take dairy out of his diet, then gluten, if you

can, and see if it makes a difference. I read Cutler's book and did oral

chelation along with blood tests from the regular doctor. We also benefitted a

lot by seeing a naturopathic doctor that was recommended to us.

I wish you the best,

Carol

From: lisa lally <tsbbcrw@...>

Subject: ot/crpost: 16 y/o typical son/horrible behavior!

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Date: Wednesday, December 23, 2009, 9:27 AM

 

Hi friends,

We are having boatloads of trouble with my sophomore, soon to be 16 y/o son. He

got an amalgam filling as a 3 or 4 y/o, which at the time I had no clue was

WRONG. Shortly thereafter he started to suffer from constipation, which lead to

encopresis. He started to decline in school around 3rd to 4th grade

behaviorally. He has been on soccer, basketball and baseball teams, and it has

become somewhat of a joke amongst high school teammates how angry he can be on

the field, wanting to fight, getting " carded " in soccer, or thrown out of a

basketball game. His grades are terrible, basically failing out of high school,

and he is only a sophomore. He is extremely bright, so I know he is ABLE to to

the work, he chooses NOT to do the work. He is a middle child, my oldest (a

daughter) is a super athlete, very popular (hs junior) and my youngest (8th

grader) is my autistic child. Max is also very popular, but making such poor

choices that he " enjoys " being set up by

" friends " to do stupid things like post things on Facebook to incite some sort

of riot.

He no longer has his amalgam tooth (lost that maybe 4 years ago), but I believe

he harbors a host of nasties... could be yeast, bacteria or parasites.

Please suggest something to start him on...perhaps that will address more than 1

thing. We are at our wits end and basically scared he will end up as a dropout!

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

- have you done a hair test on your boy? If he had an amalgam at such a

young age and was vaxed, it sounds like he could have Hg/metal toxicity. Also

the angry outbursts etc, could be related to adrenal fatigue. I am chelating

myself, and before I found out I was toxic and in extreme stages of adrenal

fatigue, I was very combative and always flying off the handle. Just because a

child is NT, does not mean he cannot be metal toxic. Adrenal Cortex worked

wonders for me and my 4 year old in terms of improving behavior and mood, and of

course chelating to remove the metals causing our problems.

Just a thought.

Irene

>

> Hi friends,

> We are having boatloads of trouble with my sophomore, soon to be 16 y/o son.

He got an amalgam filling as a 3 or 4 y/o, which at the time I had no clue was

WRONG. Shortly thereafter he started to suffer from constipation, which lead to

encopresis. He started to decline in school around 3rd to 4th grade

behaviorally. He has been on soccer, basketball and baseball teams, and it has

become somewhat of a joke amongst high school teammates how angry he can be on

the field, wanting to fight, getting " carded " in soccer, or thrown out of a

basketball game. His grades are terrible, basically failing out of high school,

and he is only a sophomore. He is extremely bright, so I know he is ABLE to to

the work, he chooses NOT to do the work. He is a middle child, my oldest (a

daughter) is a super athlete, very popular (hs junior) and my youngest (8th

grader) is my autistic child. Max is also very popular, but making such poor

choices that he " enjoys " being set up by

> " friends " to do stupid things like post things on Facebook to incite some

sort of riot.

> He no longer has his amalgam tooth (lost that maybe 4 years ago), but I

believe he harbors a host of nasties... could be yeast, bacteria or parasites.

> Please suggest something to start him on...perhaps that will address more than

1 thing. We are at our wits end and basically scared he will end up as a

dropout!

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

This may be a silly question, but have you done a hair test and applied counting

rules? When were his most recent vaccines? What's his diet like (at that age

he may be getting lots more junk food). Is he on any supps?

S S

ot/crpost: 16 y/o typical son/horrible behavior!

Posted by: " lisa lally " tsbbcrw@... tsbbcrw

Wed Dec 23, 2009 9:27 am (PST)

Hi friends,

We are having boatloads of trouble with my sophomore, soon to be 16 y/o son. He

got an amalgam filling as a 3 or 4 y/o, which at the time I had no clue was

WRONG. Shortly thereafter he started to suffer from constipation, which lead to

encopresis. He started to decline in school around 3rd to 4th grade

behaviorally. He has been on soccer, basketball and baseball teams, and it has

become somewhat of a joke amongst high school teammates how angry he can be on

the field, wanting to fight, getting " carded " in soccer, or thrown out of a

basketball game. His grades are terrible, basically failing out of high school,

and he is only a sophomore. He is extremely bright, so I know he is ABLE to to

the work, he chooses NOT to do the work. He is a middle child, my oldest (a

daughter) is a super athlete, very popular (hs junior) and my youngest (8th

grader) is my autistic child. Max is also very popular, but making such poor

choices that he " enjoys " being set up by

" friends " to do stupid things like post things on Facebook to incite some sort

of riot.

He no longer has his amalgam tooth (lost that maybe 4 years ago), but I believe

he harbors a host of nasties... could be yeast, bacteria or parasites.

Please suggest something to start him on...perhaps that will address more than 1

thing. We are at our wits end and basically scared he will end up as a dropout!

Thanks,

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