Re: Grinding Teeth at Night...

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I used to think the same, that grinding teeth came from a mineral deficiency or

yeast overgrowth. However, after giving my daughter enzymes and observing her

carefully over a period of time, I am convinced the teeth grinding comes from

pain and irritation from the enzymes. My daughter has ASD is 3.5 and even though

we see so many benefits from enzymes (especially DDDP-IV) they do cause her

irritation. When we stop enzymes, the teeth grinding disappears. The DAN

gastroenterologist in Italy who we consult told us that when kids have colitis,

IBD or lymphonodular hyperplasia, then enzymes can cause a lot of irritation.

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Çìåñïìçíßá: ÐÝìðôç, 11 Éïýíéïò 2009, 19:57

I've read here this can be caused from yeast overgrowth and/or mineral

deficiency.

Besides magnesium what other mineral?

Which magnesium?

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[Guest guest]

>

> I've read here this can be caused from yeast overgrowth and/or mineral

deficiency.

>

> Besides magnesium what other mineral?

At my house, zinc and calcium. And the calcium required several things for

proper absorption, so supplementing did not help until I gave those supps also,

especially vitamin K.

Dana