Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 The past 3 days my 9yr. daughter has been very emotional. She has been rolling her bottom lip down and tears filling her eyes and crys... doens't last long but happening all through the day. She doens't look or act like she's in pain. This is breaking my heart... I wish she could tell me! We've been chelatiing her since November 07. her levels are within range but at the high end, are Dan Dr. has her on ALA (trans gel)this round with the chelation, one more week before we do the challange. I'm wondering if the ALA with the chelation is breaking the blood barrior to the brain and kicking in the emotions, something she hasn't been able to do before or if it's hormones? Has anyone experienced this??? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 On Jun 15, 2008, at 12:01 AM, eli8591 wrote: > Most of us are not chelating yet, at my house...still addressing > adrenal issues, mostly...anyway, I am very familiar with this in my > 4yo > (over the past two years) - it feels like this behavior happens when > she appears to be " dumping " toxins - having a healing crisis, > imo...she > often becomes very " sad. " Mourning the durndest things - " I really > miss > People on the NTH-A (NaturalThyroidHormones-Adrenals) list have reported increased emotionality with reference to I think adrenal function, although I'm don't remember if it was high or low cortisol function. I think I remember it with reference to oxytocin " overdose " as well. I wonder if this could be another 'positive-negative' symptom relating to the brain coming back online? Specifically, the parts of the pituitary and the rest of the brain involved in oxytocin processing.. Jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2008 Report Share Posted June 14, 2008 The only time I have cried in recent memory was after being exposed to something that was very toxic. The tears didn't stop until I showered and changed clothes. Yes, I found all kinds of things to complain about as " the reason " for the tears. But looking back on it, that was not really why I was crying. My sons and I then talked about the role of tears for cleansing the eyes and releasing toxins from the system and washing out the sinuses. Not saying that's the explanation for everyone. Just what I have been through recently. Michele http://www.healthgazelle.org http://www.kidslikemine.org > > Most of us are not chelating yet, at my house...still addressing > adrenal issues, mostly...anyway, I am very familiar with this in my 4yo > (over the past two years) - it feels like this behavior happens when > she appears to be " dumping " toxins - having a healing crisis, imo...she > often becomes very " sad. " Mourning the durndest things - " I really miss > our old house, can we move back? " and heartbroken - 6 mos. after the > move, that is ....To me, it feels like she is playing " catchup. " > Revisiting old hurts, that she was unable to cope with, > previously...got " ammo " of a sorts, and off she goes...did that makes > sense? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 15, 2008 Report Share Posted June 15, 2008 No chelation here but my nine year old son has been emotional lately as well but he has been emotional on and off for a loooong time. He sobs and weeps uncontrollably trying to stop the tears. He will look at me directly and say 'sad' over and over. Sometimes he wants to be left alone. He is usually very calm...just broken hearted. Two/three bouts recently happened in our old home. I thought he was flooded with past memories. He is mostly non-verbal. my heart ached for him because he looked like a person grieving sorely. Aileen > > > > Most of us are not chelating yet, at my house...still addressing > > adrenal issues, mostly...anyway, I am very familiar with this in > my 4yo > > (over the past two years) - it feels like this behavior happens > when > > she appears to be " dumping " toxins - having a healing crisis, > imo...she > > often becomes very " sad. " Mourning the durndest things - " I really > miss > > our old house, can we move back? " and heartbroken - 6 mos. after > the > > move, that is ....To me, it feels like she is > playing " catchup. " > > Revisiting old hurts, that she was unable to cope with, > > previously...got " ammo " of a sorts, and off she goes...did that > makes > > sense? > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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