Re: Need you all please to help

[Guest guest]

>>It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was impossible.

Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between milk and this

behavior?

Yes.

Remove all milk from your house. If he eats outside the home and may possibly

drink milk, use an appropriate digestive enzyme.

Dana

[Guest guest]

yes, casein..gluten...soy sensitivity can all cause aggression.  This is a sign

that you need to take them completely off of it.  Add calcium magnesium to

their diets to make up for the loss of the casein.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: onyeanwuli <onyeanwuli@...>

Subject: Need you all please to help

Date: Saturday, August 21, 2010, 11:51 PM

 

I am gradually getting all 3 of my children off milk. My youngest who is

ASD has been off it for about 7 months now. My 6 year old son who is ODD loves

milk but I have been able to replace milk with Kefir but lately he asks for

cereal and I have noticed that each time he eats cereal with milk, he gets very

argumentative and impossible. This behavior was so bad around February this

year. I took out sugar from his diet and worked hard on eating only organic

foods. It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was

impossible. Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between

milk and this behavior?

[Guest guest]

Yes. Our kids frequently have problems digesting casein. Quite a few are

gluten, casein and soy free. They can all cause problems.

Karla

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

>

> I am gradually getting all 3 of my children off milk. My youngest who is ASD

has been off it for about 7 months now. My 6 year old son who is ODD loves milk

but I have been able to replace milk with Kefir but lately he asks for cereal

and I have noticed that each time he eats cereal with milk, he gets very

argumentative and impossible. This behavior was so bad around February this

year. I took out sugar from his diet and worked hard on eating only organic

foods. It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was

impossible. Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between

milk and this behavior?

>

[Guest guest]

Oh, yes! It helps to explain it to them even though in a milk meltdown they

probably won't get it while they are in the midst of it. I have one who really

needs to be off milk but sometimes will get it at school against my wishes. To

this day I say " I'm pointing out that you had ice cream 20 minutes ago and now

your behavior is really bad -- notice how your body feels right now. " She is

learning. Sometimes there are no good substitutes and you just have to find new

things, unfortunately.

More potent enzymes might be another solution. We use digest gold.

>

> I am gradually getting all 3 of my children off milk. My youngest who is ASD

has been off it for about 7 months now. My 6 year old son who is ODD loves milk

but I have been able to replace milk with Kefir but lately he asks for cereal

and I have noticed that each time he eats cereal with milk, he gets very

argumentative and impossible. This behavior was so bad around February this

year. I took out sugar from his diet and worked hard on eating only organic

foods. It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was

impossible. Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between

milk and this behavior?

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you all so much. I knew there

was a reason for my son's behavior.

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From: wiersmak <wiersmak@...>

Sent: Sun, August 22, 2010 5:20:57 PM

Subject: Re: Need you all please to help

Yes. Our kids frequently have problems digesting casein. Quite a few are

gluten, casein and soy free. They can all cause problems.

Karla

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

>

> I am gradually getting all 3 of my children off milk. My youngest who is ASD

>has been off it for about 7 months now. My 6 year old son who is ODD loves

milk

>but I have been able to replace milk with Kefir but lately he asks for cereal

>and I have noticed that each time he eats cereal with milk, he gets very

>argumentative and impossible. This behavior was so bad around February this

>year. I took out sugar from his diet and worked hard on eating only organic

>foods. It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was

>impossible. Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between

>milk and this behavior?

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks. Yes ice cream was one of the things my son had in the past few weeks.

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From: erinsullivan65 <erinsullivan65@...>

Sent: Mon, August 23, 2010 2:04:45 AM

Subject: Re: Need you all please to help

Oh, yes! It helps to explain it to them even though in a milk meltdown they

probably won't get it while they are in the midst of it. I have one who really

needs to be off milk but sometimes will get it at school against my wishes. To

this day I say " I'm pointing out that you had ice cream 20 minutes ago and now

your behavior is really bad -- notice how your body feels right now. " She is

learning. Sometimes there are no good substitutes and you just have to find new

things, unfortunately.

More potent enzymes might be another solution. We use digest gold.

>

> I am gradually getting all 3 of my children off milk. My youngest who is ASD

>has been off it for about 7 months now. My 6 year old son who is ODD loves

milk

>but I have been able to replace milk with Kefir but lately he asks for cereal

>and I have noticed that each time he eats cereal with milk, he gets very

>argumentative and impossible. This behavior was so bad around February this

>year. I took out sugar from his diet and worked hard on eating only organic

>foods. It helped a great deal but a few days ago he had cereal and he was

>impossible. Has anybody seen this with their children, any connection between

>milk and this behavior?

>