Re: My son has BO. He is 6

[Guest guest]

This may not be helpful, but I found a thread about another 6 year old

with BO using Onibasu. In case this link doesn't work, the thread

begins at message #181466:

http://tinyurl.com/3ueobn

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> I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in

hygeine.

> He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the rice,

> corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> anyone have any thoughts????

>

[Guest guest]

This comes and goes with chelating.

Barb

[ ] My son has BO. He is 6

I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in hygeine.

He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the rice,

corn, sugar products to a minimum.

anyone have any thoughts????

[Guest guest]

my dd had BO at 5!

On Sep 29, 2008, at 6:53 PM, orelindel wrote:

> This may not be helpful, but I found a thread about another 6 year old

> with BO using Onibasu. In case this link doesn't work, the thread

> begins at message #181466:

>

> http://tinyurl.com/3ueobn

>

>

> >

> > I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> > We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> > physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in

> hygeine.

> > He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the

> rice,

> > corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> > anyone have any thoughts????

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

To me that is a good sign, it shows he is excreating toxins. I did

sweat for years, I could go days without showering i never needed to

wash my clothes, then, I detoxed and I stanks so bad now I sweat

again like a normal person. With Mercury posioning it can cause you

to not be able to excreat it, my theory is that its like like

substances attract, so once mercury is in body it want to accumulate

its drwn in to itself rather that excreated...

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> > I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> > We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> > physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in

> hygeine.

> > He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the

rice,

> > corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> > anyone have any thoughts????

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thiamine (vitamin B1) can cause B.O.

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> I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in

hygeine.

> He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the rice,

> corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> anyone have any thoughts????

>

[Guest guest]

perhaps his testosterone levels are high? mercury disrupts hormone levels.

[Guest guest]

A friend of mine had this problem with her young child. Vitamin K2

fixed it, for no reason she could understand, but it worked very

quickly.

Anita

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> I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in

hygeine.

> He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the rice,

> corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> anyone have any thoughts????

>

[Guest guest]

Liquid chlorophyl - absolutely amazing.

It is good natural antifungal.

I use this one:

http://www.vitacost.com/Natures-Way-Chlorofresh-Liquid-Chlorophyll

It also does magic for my energy levels. And it tastes very nice and

minty.

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> I have noticed over the past month or so, that my son has BO.

> We bathed him last night, and already this morning, without any

> physical activity, he smells like a teenager who is failing in hygeine.

> He is GFCF,,, that is low carb due to we are trying to keep the rice,

> corn, sugar products to a minimum.

> anyone have any thoughts????

>