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I would probably try the same thing, but I'm still nursing my almost 3

year old son as his older brother is recovering from the spectrum, so

I'm a bit biased. Also, coconut oil has the same anti viral component

as breast milk.

Kes

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> Hello,

> I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.

> First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family

of the SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one

from having autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt

the baby through the breatmilk?

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> Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk

and mix it with something and give it to my asd son to boost his

immune system. The problem is I couldn't afford to remove the

amalgams will it do more harm then good?

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> Hello,

> I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.

> First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family

of the SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one

from having autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt

the baby through the breatmilk?

Does your 4yo do well with SCD? Does he get all the required

nutrition? Do you notice any problems with it?

> Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk

and mix it with something and give it to my asd son to boost his

immune system. The problem is I couldn't afford to remove the

amalgams will it do more harm then good?

On this page is info from another mother who did just this.

http://www.danasview.net/newbaby.htm

Dana

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I wouldn't worry about your second idea. I can't see that it would hurt. I

would suggest, however, that you raise every possibility to get those

amalgams out! My hubby had his replaced when we discovered all of this, and

we had a very helpful dentist who allowed him to pay little by little. You

don't want your son getting that steady stream of mercury!

Barb

[ ] What do you think of this idea?

Hello,

I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.

First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of the

SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from having

autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby through

the breatmilk?

Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk and mix

it with something and give it to my asd son to boost his immune system. The

problem is I couldn't afford to remove the amalgams will it do more harm

then good?

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Thanks,

I didn't know that about the coconut oil.

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00:25:23 +0000Subject: [ ] Re: What do you think of this idea?

I would probably try the same thing, but I'm still nursing my almost 3year old

son as his older brother is recovering from the spectrum, soI'm a bit biased.

Also, coconut oil has the same anti viral componentas breast milk. Kes>> >

Hello,> I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism. > First

I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole familyof the SCD as soon

as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next onefrom having autism if

possible). Will the die off from the diet hurtthe baby through the breatmilk?> >

Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milkand mix it

with something and give it to my asd son to boost hisimmune system. The problem

is I couldn't afford to remove theamalgams will it do more harm then good? > >

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I looked into getting them removed before I got pregnant again and it cost

20,000 and my dental insurance wouldn't cover much. I can't afford that since

we are trying so hard to recover our son our money is going to that. Our DAN

told us that is might do more harm then good if I don't chelate for a while

after the removal so we just decided to wait until I'm done breastfeeding and

then remove and replace them slowly as we get some money.

@...: jromkema@...: Thu, 4 Dec

2008 09:20:12 -0600Subject: Re: [ ] What do you think of this idea?

I wouldn't worry about your second idea. I can't see that it would hurt. I would

suggest, however, that you raise every possibility to get those amalgams out! My

hubby had his replaced when we discovered all of this, and we had a very helpful

dentist who allowed him to pay little by little. You don't want your son getting

that steady stream of mercury!Barb [ ] What do you think

of this idea?Hello,I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with

autism.First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of the

SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from having

autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby through the

breatmilk?Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk

and mix it with something and give it to my asd son to boost his immune system.

The problem is I couldn't afford to remove the amalgams will it do more harm

then

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Gosh, I'd look for another dentist! That's an outrageous price!

Barb

[ ] What do you think of this idea?Hello,I am about to

have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.First I was wondering if it is

a good idea to put the whole family of the SCD as soon as the baby is born (I

want to prevent the next one from having autism if possible). Will the die off

from the diet hurt the baby through the breatmilk?Second idea (which is probably

a bit strange) was to pump extra milk and mix it with something and give it to

my asd son to boost his immune system. The problem is I couldn't afford to

remove the amalgams will it do more harm then

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He has a water lasor and they said the insurance would reinburst, but my

insurance hasn't payed anything for the x rays or the cleaning. I don't think

I'd get any money back. He seemed to know what he was doing, but now I have to

wait because I'm pregnant and then I will be nursing.

@...: jromkema@...: Fri, 5 Dec

2008 13:06:25 -0600Subject: Re: [ ] What do you think of this idea?

Gosh, I'd look for another dentist! That's an outrageous price!Barb-----

Original Message ----- From: campbell autism treatment

Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 4:11 PMSubject: RE: [ ] What do

you think of this idea?I looked into getting them removed before I got pregnant

again and it cost 20,000 and my dental insurance wouldn't cover much. I can't

afford that since we are trying so hard to recover our son our money is going to

that. Our DAN told us that is might do more harm then good if I don't chelate

for a while after the removal so we just decided to wait until I'm done

breastfeeding and then remove and replace them slowly as we get some money.To:

@...: jromkema@...: Thu, 4 Dec 2008

09:20:12 -0600Subject: Re: [ ] What do you think of this idea?I

wouldn't worry about your second idea. I can't see that it would hurt. I would

suggest, however, that you raise every possibility to get those amalgams out! My

hubby had his replaced when we discovered all of this, and we had a very helpful

dentist who allowed him to pay little by little. You don't want your son getting

that steady stream of mercury!Barb [ ] What do you think

of this idea?Hello,I am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with

autism.First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of the

SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from having

autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby through the

breatmilk?Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk

and mix it with something and give it to my asd son to boost his immune system.

The problem is I couldn't afford to remove the amalgams will it do more harm

then

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I went to a mercury free dentis and paid $10,000, but that was for 10

teeth, including 6 crowns. It depends on what you need. Fillings

themself should be less than $300/tooth, crowns are much more money

to go metal free.

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> Gosh, I'd look for another dentist! That's an outrageous price!

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> Barb

> [ ] What do you think of this idea?Hello,I am

about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.First I was

wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of the SCD as

soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from having

autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby

through the breatmilk?Second idea (which is probably a bit strange)

was to pump extra milk and mix it with something and give it to my

asd son to boost his immune system. The problem is I couldn't afford

to remove the amalgams will it do more harm then good?

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I have 10, and I need a couple crowns and some overlays which I guess are

expensive too. He said that they have been in my mouth so long that there is

probably decay below the amalgam. He said that was the highest it could be. My

insurance isn't helping at all, and I was hoping for that 50% help but since he

isn't a covered dentist they don't have to really help. Sometimes I wonder what

the point of insurance is - it really hasn't helped with teeth or with autism.

We're forking pretty much everything out of our pockets.

@...: caryn_reid@...: Fri, 5 Dec

2008 22:13:35 +0000Subject: [ ] Re: What do you think of this idea?

I went to a mercury free dentis and paid $10,000, but that was for 10 teeth,

including 6 crowns. It depends on what you need. Fillings themself should be

less than $300/tooth, crowns are much more money to go metal free.>> Gosh, I'd

look for another dentist! That's an outrageous price!> > Barb> ----- Original

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Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2008 4:11 PM> Subject: RE: [ ] What do

you think of this idea?> > > > I looked into getting them removed before I got

pregnant again and it cost 20,000 and my dental insurance wouldn't cover much. I

can't afford that since we are trying so hard to recover our son our money is

going to that. Our DAN told us that is might do more harm then good if I don't

chelate for a while after the removal so we just decided to wait until I'm done

breastfeeding and then remove and replace them slowly as we get some money.> >

@...: jromkema@...: Thu, 4 Dec 2008 09:20:12 -0600Subject: Re:

[ ] What do you think of this idea?> > I wouldn't worry about your

second idea. I can't see that it would hurt. I would suggest, however, that you

raise every possibility to get those amalgams out! My hubby had his replaced

when we discovered all of this, and we had a very helpful dentist who allowed

him to pay little by little. You don't want your son getting that steady stream

of mercury!Barb [ ] What do you think of this idea?Hello,I

am about to have a baby, and I have a 4 year old with autism.First I was

wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of the SCD as soon as the

baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from having autism if possible).

Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby through the breatmilk?Second idea

(which is probably a bit strange) was to pump extra milk and mix it with

something and give it to my asd son to boost his immune system. The problem is I

couldn't afford to remove the amalgams will it do more harm then

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Well there are a lot of mercury-free dentists out there, and some are out to

make a buck. I'd ask on this list for more reasonable dentists in your

area.

Barb

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autism.First I was wondering if it is a good idea to put the whole family of

the SCD as soon as the baby is born (I want to prevent the next one from

having autism if possible). Will the die off from the diet hurt the baby

through the breatmilk?Second idea (which is probably a bit strange) was to

pump extra milk and mix it with something and give it to my asd son to boost

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