: Emergency : acidosis (was hyperventilating)

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Hi

My son also has the hyperventilating acidosis issue we have been

treating it with apple cider vinegar (needs to be with

the " Mother " ). we also give him huge amounts of minerals mineral

deficiency can cause the blood to become acidic.

These help but generally we are trying to find the cause instead of

just treating the symptoms. If anyone could help this would be much

apprecaited!!!!!!!

Thanks

Sharon G

In , " JULIE GRIFFITHS " <moppett1@...>

wrote:

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> Go to www.onibasu.com and check the autism treatment files for

acidosis. There should be a lot of info on thsi in teh archived

posts...

>

>

> [ ] Emergency : acidosis (was

hyperventilating)

>

>

> Hi

>

> 7 yo ASD ds & family & I are now on holiday in a mountain

> resort which has very limited medical facility.

>

> Our paed in Singapore just dropped us an email that if his

> hyperventilating is almost constantly ongoing & he goes

> off-color, then chances it's acidosis & it could be Rett's

> syndrome (which is pre-dominant in females)

>

> However, my boy never hyperventilate like this till the last

> few months & for the last few weeks, the amount of food

> he consumed is like less than 20% of usual

>

> What quick remedy can we do?

>

> Soda drink did not seem to help previously

>

> Thanks

>

> He is pale & lost a lot of weight last 2-3 weeks

>

> URgent, thanks

>

>

>

>

>

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> Hi

> My son also has the hyperventilating acidosis issue we have been

> treating it with apple cider vinegar (needs to be with

> the " Mother " ). we also give him huge amounts of minerals mineral

> deficiency can cause the blood to become acidic.

> These help but generally we are trying to find the cause instead of

> just treating the symptoms. If anyone could help this would be much

> apprecaited!!!!!!!

> Thanks

> Sharon G

>

I don't know how apple cider vinegar would help. Vinegar is

acidifying. Apple juice can help correct the body's PH but I don't

see how vinegar could.

For me, the root cause of my tendency to be too acid is a genetic

disorder. Still, eating differently has helped resolve the situation.

I will always have to be careful how I eat but things really have

changed, in part because I have killed off a lot of infection(s) that

were never really recognized by conventional medicine.

One thing that helped me when I was a lot more acid: eating lots of

lettuce. I don't eat lettuce here lately but I at it about 4 or 5

times a week for a long time. You can google acid-alkaline food

charts and figure out what foods your child actually likes that are

alkaline and try feeding him more of that.

Good luck with this.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.org

http://www.kidslikemine.org

http://www.solanorail.org

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---As in lactic acidosis? B6 l-carnitine,coQ ect are helpful.

However if a general if sodium/potassium is off this also may be an

issue. kelp can be helpful How do you know he is in avidosis and just

not tolerating something he is being given?In Autism-

Mercury , " sharongrabsch " <iangrabsch@...> wrote:

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> Hi

> My son also has the hyperventilating acidosis issue we have been

> treating it with apple cider vinegar (needs to be with

> the " Mother " ). we also give him huge amounts of minerals mineral

> deficiency can cause the blood to become acidic.

> These help but generally we are trying to find the cause instead of

> just treating the symptoms. If anyone could help this would be much

> apprecaited!!!!!!!

> Thanks

> Sharon G

>

>

>

>

>

>

> In , " JULIE GRIFFITHS " <moppett1@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Go to www.onibasu.com and check the autism treatment files for

> acidosis. There should be a lot of info on thsi in teh archived

> posts...

> >

> >

> > [ ] Emergency : acidosis (was

> hyperventilating)

> >

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > 7 yo ASD ds & family & I are now on holiday in a mountain

> > resort which has very limited medical facility.

> >

> > Our paed in Singapore just dropped us an email that if his

> > hyperventilating is almost constantly ongoing & he goes

> > off-color, then chances it's acidosis & it could be Rett's

> > syndrome (which is pre-dominant in females)

> >

> > However, my boy never hyperventilate like this till the last

> > few months & for the last few weeks, the amount of food

> > he consumed is like less than 20% of usual

> >

> > What quick remedy can we do?

> >

> > Soda drink did not seem to help previously

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> > He is pale & lost a lot of weight last 2-3 weeks

> >

> > URgent, thanks

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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>Hi

>My son also has the hyperventilating acidosis issue we have been

>treating it with apple cider vinegar (needs to be with

>the " Mother " ). we also give him huge amounts of minerals mineral

>deficiency can cause the blood to become acidic.

>These help but generally we are trying to find the cause instead of

>just treating the symptoms. If anyone could help this would be much

>apprecaited!!!!!!!

>Thanks

>Sharon G

Does he not get excited and this changes his breathing which reduces

his CO2, producing alkalosis ? Have you managed to get a capnometer

reading ? Do you give adrenal support ? As misfunctioning adrenals

could be this cause you are after. Also, if his breathing is not correct

and so he has chronic low CO2, then he may easily slip into a full-scale

hyperventilation episode. A capnometer reading when he is in reasonable

condition will determine this.

Mo

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diet is often the cause of acidic body ph.

As well as mineral deficiency. Taking supplements like magnesium int

he citrate form and Vitamin C as ascorbic acid can help keep the ph

alkaline. So can drinking baking soda in water in an emergency

situation. Viruses also seem to cause our ph to go acidic at which

point I give the above supplement and get their ph back in about 30

minutes.

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> > ---

> > Hi

> > My son also has the hyperventilating acidosis issue we have been

> > treating it with apple cider vinegar (needs to be with

> > the " Mother " ). we also give him huge amounts of minerals mineral

> > deficiency can cause the blood to become acidic.

> > These help but generally we are trying to find the cause instead of

> > just treating the symptoms. If anyone could help this would be much

> > apprecaited!!!!!!!

> > Thanks

> > Sharon G

> >

>

> I don't know how apple cider vinegar would help. Vinegar is

> acidifying. Apple juice can help correct the body's PH but I don't

> see how vinegar could.

>

> For me, the root cause of my tendency to be too acid is a genetic

> disorder. Still, eating differently has helped resolve the situation.

> I will always have to be careful how I eat but things really have

> changed, in part because I have killed off a lot of infection(s) that

> were never really recognized by conventional medicine.

>

> One thing that helped me when I was a lot more acid: eating lots of

> lettuce. I don't eat lettuce here lately but I at it about 4 or 5

> times a week for a long time. You can google acid-alkaline food

> charts and figure out what foods your child actually likes that are

> alkaline and try feeding him more of that.

>

> Good luck with this.

>

> Michele

> http://www.healthgazelle.org

> http://www.kidslikemine.org

> http://www.solanorail.org

>

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> I don't know how apple cider vinegar would help. Vinegar is

> acidifying.

From what I have read, and my personal experience also, ACV acidifies

the stomach, which alkalinizes the body. Right now, if I eat without

ACV, I get acid indigestion. But if I take ACV before eating, I am fine.

Dana