Re: Dyslexia and Migraines - OT maybe

[Guest guest]

Migrains: test for delayed food allergies, test thyroid. My migraines are

greatly helped by a chiropractor but aggravated by low thyroid.

They can very much be food related in most people though.

dyslexia is very connected...as in mercury poisoning. Hair tests for both kids.

Especially if they are vaccinated kids. Did they by chance get flu shots this

fall?

Jan

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> Hi everyone,

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> I am just starting to find out about some health issues going on with my niece

and nephew.  My niece is 7 years old and has just started having

migraines/throwing up.  My older sister (her mom) has suffered from migraines

since she was a young teenager and has reached the point where she takes a

preventative medicine that basically knocks her out every night. -- so I know

there's a genetic component, but wonder if something environmental could be

going on as well?

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> Also just learned my 9 year old nephew has been having learning problems in

school (he's 1.5 years behind where he should be) and my sister thinks he may

have dyslexia.  I'm not sure how connected any of this is to

autism/ADD/ADHD/etc, but wanted to throw it out there in case anyone can offer

any lab tests, supplements, other testing/treatments that may be helpful in

getting to the underlying issues of what's causing these issues.

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> I've been doing biomed with my son the last 1.5 yrs due to behavioral/ADD

types problems, and he's doing wonderfully.  My sister's kids have always been

the perfect cookie-cutter dream kids, and I have no idea what the hell is going

on....I'm hoping I can help them in some way.

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> Thanks so much!

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[Guest guest]

Mercury and Fluoride were the biggest contributors, imo, to my daughters

Migraine issues. elizabeth

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> Hi everyone,

>  

> I am just starting to find out about some health issues going on with my niece

and nephew.  My niece is 7 years old and has just started having

migraines/throwing up.  My older sister (her mom) has suffered from migraines

since she was a young teenager and has reached the point where she takes a

preventative medicine that basically knocks her out every night. -- so I know

there's a genetic component, but wonder if something environmental could be

going on as well?

>  

> Also just learned my 9 year old nephew has been having learning problems in

school (he's 1.5 years behind where he should be) and my sister thinks he may

have dyslexia.  I'm not sure how connected any of this is to

autism/ADD/ADHD/etc, but wanted to throw it out there in case anyone can offer

any lab tests, supplements, other testing/treatments that may be helpful in

getting to the underlying issues of what's causing these issues.

>  

> I've been doing biomed with my son the last 1.5 yrs due to behavioral/ADD

types problems, and he's doing wonderfully.  My sister's kids have always been

the perfect cookie-cutter dream kids, and I have no idea what the hell is going

on....I'm hoping I can help them in some way.

>  

> Thanks so much!

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[Guest guest]

No it isn't OT.I have an autism diagnosis,and I have had cerebrovascular

problems since I was in my teens.I only recently learned why.

I would ask you if this is migraines,or " stroke like episodes " .There are two

possible conditions that the mother and daughter should both be tested for MELAS

Syndrome

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/946864-overview

or the MTHFR C677T and A1298C mutations of homocystine metabolism,like I

have.Both conditions are associated with autism.

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> Hi everyone,

>  

> I am just starting to find out about some health issues going on with my niece

and nephew.  My niece is 7 years old and has just started having

migraines/throwing up.  My older sister (her mom) has suffered from migraines

since she was a young teenager and has reached the point where she takes a

preventative medicine that basically knocks her out every night. -- so I know

there's a genetic component, but wonder if something environmental could be

going on as well?

>  

> Also just learned my 9 year old nephew has been having learning problems in

school (he's 1.5 years behind where he should be) and my sister thinks he may

have dyslexia.  I'm not sure how connected any of this is to

autism/ADD/ADHD/etc, but wanted to throw it out there in case anyone can offer

any lab tests, supplements, other testing/treatments that may be helpful in

getting to the underlying issues of what's causing these issues.

>  

> I've been doing biomed with my son the last 1.5 yrs due to behavioral/ADD

types problems, and he's doing wonderfully.  My sister's kids have always been

the perfect cookie-cutter dream kids, and I have no idea what the hell is going

on....I'm hoping I can help them in some way.

>  

> Thanks so much!

>

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[Guest guest]

I thought Jill , et al abandoned the theory of C677T/A1298C being more

prevalent in the Autism population after further research. This was maybe 4

years ago?

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> > Hi everyone,

> >  

> > I am just starting to find out about some health issues going on with my

niece and nephew.  My niece is 7 years old and has just started having

migraines/throwing up.  My older sister (her mom) has suffered from migraines

since she was a young teenager and has reached the point where she takes a

preventative medicine that basically knocks her out every night. -- so I know

there's a genetic component, but wonder if something environmental could be

going on as well?

> >  

> > Also just learned my 9 year old nephew has been having learning problems in

school (he's 1.5 years behind where he should be) and my sister thinks he may

have dyslexia.  I'm not sure how connected any of this is to

autism/ADD/ADHD/etc, but wanted to throw it out there in case anyone can offer

any lab tests, supplements, other testing/treatments that may be helpful in

getting to the underlying issues of what's causing these issues.

> >  

> > I've been doing biomed with my son the last 1.5 yrs due to behavioral/ADD

types problems, and he's doing wonderfully.  My sister's kids have always been

the perfect cookie-cutter dream kids, and I have no idea what the hell is going

on....I'm hoping I can help them in some way.

> >  

> > Thanks so much!

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