Re: Question - confused with hypoglicemia.

[Guest guest]

If your child is mercury toxic I would not wait to chelate using AC protocol.

I'm not sure about your child or his test results, but in our case we waited for

years, always trying to fix one problem or another before chelating. We wasted

10 years and nothing would ever get " fixed " . It was one medical and behavior

problem after another. My son meets the counting rules, and after 6 rounds of

chelation he is already better. Everyone notices. He is easier to live with

and he FEELS better. In my opinion, waiting will waste precious time.

Deb

>

> Dear Group!

>

> I became confused with my son's hypoglicemia attacks. I think that maybe they

are caused by candida die off. Meanwhile, we made salvia cortisol test and I

would like to ask your opinion on it, whehter it shows adrenal insufficiency?

I've been asking many people and they kindly shared their knowledge, but I feel

like I still need to ask you because I am still not sure completely about the

cause of hypoglycemia of my son.

>

> First, here is are the cortisol test results, salvia from Genova:

>

> 7am 24, 5 should be 12-22 - high

> 11am 4,5 should be 5 - 9 - suboptimal

> 3pm 1,7 should be 3 - 7 - suboptimal

> 8 pm 0,7 should be 1 - 3 - suboptimal

>

> Do you think this shows adrenal insuffiency?

>

> Few months ago my son started no-sugar diet and his candida syptoms reduced

greatly. His self-stim reduced, but overtime he developed hypoglycemic attacks.

I started giving him some raisins during the day and attacks stopped.

> All his regular tests are ok. With poriton of raisins every day, he was doing

ok until today.

>

> Today I increased his anti-yeast protocol dosing more frequently. Instead of

streaching one tablet (125mg) for a day from 9am to 6pm we finished it before

3pm (divided for 4 parts). I also added two Candidase between them, instead of

one.

>

> His immediate reation was decreased stimming, and second reaction was

hypoglycemic attack. He laid down on sofa with no energy. I gave him some

raisins and he became more active, but still not very well.

>

> Usually, he eats lot of protein, his meals are frequent (every 3hours at

least). He takes chromium up to 400mcg daily, licorice made his eyes swallen,

taurine provoked severe reaction that ended up in another attack last time (I

tried to introduce it twice).

>

> I am planning to start chelation using low doses schedule, but having this

issue I am affraid to start...

> With the situation like this, considering his test, reactions to supps and

candida die off, what would you think is the best step to make first?

>

> Today, it is clearly increased GSE dose that made him laying on the sofa in

silence.

>

> Any input would be appreciated.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much, Deb! My son is also 10, btw.

________________________________

From: mrboysmom <misterboysmom@...>

Sent: Sun, November 28, 2010 9:38:09 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Question - confused with hypoglicemia.

 

If your child is mercury toxic I would not wait to chelate using AC protocol.

I'm not sure about your child or his test results, but in our case we waited for

years, always trying to fix one problem or another before chelating. We wasted

10 years and nothing would ever get " fixed " . It was one medical and behavior

problem after another. My son meets the counting rules, and after 6 rounds of

chelation he is already better. Everyone notices. He is easier to live with and

he FEELS better. In my opinion, waiting will waste precious time.

Deb

>

> Dear Group!

>

> I became confused with my son's hypoglicemia attacks. I think that maybe they

>are caused by candida die off. Meanwhile, we made salvia cortisol test and I

>would like to ask your opinion on it, whehter it shows adrenal insufficiency?

>I've been asking many people and they kindly shared their knowledge, but I feel

>like I still need to ask you because I am still not sure completely about the

>cause of hypoglycemia of my son.

>

> First, here is are the cortisol test results, salvia from Genova:

>

> 7am 24, 5 should be 12-22 - high

> 11am 4,5 should be 5 - 9 - suboptimal

> 3pm 1,7 should be 3 - 7 - suboptimal

> 8 pm 0,7 should be 1 - 3 - suboptimal

>

> Do you think this shows adrenal insuffiency?

>

> Few months ago my son started no-sugar diet and his candida syptoms reduced

>greatly. His self-stim reduced, but overtime he developed hypoglycemic attacks.

>I started giving him some raisins during the day and attacks stopped.

>

> All his regular tests are ok. With poriton of raisins every day, he was doing

>ok until today.

>

>

> Today I increased his anti-yeast protocol dosing more frequently. Instead of

>streaching one tablet (125mg) for a day from 9am to 6pm we finished it before

>3pm (divided for 4 parts). I also added two Candidase between them, instead of

>one.

>

>

> His immediate reation was decreased stimming, and second reaction was

>hypoglycemic attack. He laid down on sofa with no energy. I gave him some

>raisins and he became more active, but still not very well.

>

>

> Usually, he eats lot of protein, his meals are frequent (every 3hours at

>least). He takes chromium up to 400mcg daily, licorice made his eyes swallen,

>taurine provoked severe reaction that ended up in another attack last time (I

>tried to introduce it twice).

>

>

> I am planning to start chelation using low doses schedule, but having this

>issue I am affraid to start...

>

> With the situation like this, considering his test, reactions to supps and

>candida die off, what would you think is the best step to make first?

>

>

> Today, it is clearly increased GSE dose that made him laying on the sofa in

>silence.

>

>

> Any input would be appreciated.

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

My boy is 15. I heard about chelation years ago but did not try it until now.

He was under the care of 4 different DAN doctors. Each of them said he wasn't

ready to chelate because his vitamin and minerals were too low. I spent between

300-500 a month buying more and more supplements and he took them. We never

reached " enough " . Things got worse and worse as he got older.

I started chelating on my birthday - what a gift. Things are better already.

We are just like Figure 15 on page 52 of Andy's book Amalgam Illness. At 2 1/2

months in, he feels much better. We are in this for the long haul. We are not

going to stop until we're done.

I know a lot of people chelate to bring back the cognitive level. We've had it

so rough I just want him to feel better so he won't be aggressive and rage. Any

cognitive benefit will just be icing on the cake. Hope others don't waste time

like I did.

Deb

> >

> > Dear Group!

> >

> > I became confused with my son's hypoglicemia attacks. I think that maybe

they

> >are caused by candida die off. Meanwhile, we made salvia cortisol test and I

> >would like to ask your opinion on it, whehter it shows adrenal insufficiency?

> >I've been asking many people and they kindly shared their knowledge, but I

feel

> >like I still need to ask you because I am still not sure completely about the

> >cause of hypoglycemia of my son.

> >

> > First, here is are the cortisol test results, salvia from Genova:

> >

> > 7am 24, 5 should be 12-22 - high

> > 11am 4,5 should be 5 - 9 - suboptimal

> > 3pm 1,7 should be 3 - 7 - suboptimal

> > 8 pm 0,7 should be 1 - 3 - suboptimal

> >

> > Do you think this shows adrenal insuffiency?

> >

> > Few months ago my son started no-sugar diet and his candida syptoms reduced

> >greatly. His self-stim reduced, but overtime he developed hypoglycemic

attacks.

> >I started giving him some raisins during the day and attacks stopped.

> >

> > All his regular tests are ok. With poriton of raisins every day, he was

doing

> >ok until today.

> >

> >

> > Today I increased his anti-yeast protocol dosing more frequently. Instead of

> >streaching one tablet (125mg) for a day from 9am to 6pm we finished it before

> >3pm (divided for 4 parts). I also added two Candidase between them, instead

of

> >one.

> >

> >

> > His immediate reation was decreased stimming, and second reaction was

> >hypoglycemic attack. He laid down on sofa with no energy. I gave him some

> >raisins and he became more active, but still not very well.

> >

> >

> > Usually, he eats lot of protein, his meals are frequent (every 3hours at

> >least). He takes chromium up to 400mcg daily, licorice made his eyes swallen,

> >taurine provoked severe reaction that ended up in another attack last time (I

> >tried to introduce it twice).

> >

> >

> > I am planning to start chelation using low doses schedule, but having this

> >issue I am affraid to start...

> >

> > With the situation like this, considering his test, reactions to supps and

> >candida die off, what would you think is the best step to make first?

> >

> >

> > Today, it is clearly increased GSE dose that made him laying on the sofa in

> >silence.

> >

> >

> > Any input would be appreciated.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Deb,

I wish you not only to frost the cake with you son, but even have champagne.

And

fireworks all around!

Our own story is that based on frequent genetic disoders in the family I was

stupid enough to think that I won't be able to help my son. I spent 5

years trying just to " be his mom " , " enjoy him the way he is " , and so on, and so

on... Can you just imagine. The fact that he was rather passive and not very

demanding worked against him.  So comfortable, I cannot stop blaming myself for

that. Now as we started (thanks to all amazing people, I am so thankful to

them), we found that his health issues are hidden so deep. First time I was

actually glad to know about them, because I thought it is better to know what's

wrong. But, overtime I became confused, so many issues. Thanks again to all

people who take their time and minds to help others to find the ways.

________________________________

From: mrboysmom <misterboysmom@...>

Sent: Mon, November 29, 2010 12:17:26 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Question - confused with hypoglicemia.

 

,

My boy is 15. I heard about chelation years ago but did not try it until now. He

was under the care of 4 different DAN doctors. Each of them said he wasn't ready

to chelate because his vitamin and minerals were too low. I spent between

300-500 a month buying more and more supplements and he took them. We never

reached " enough " . Things got worse and worse as he got older.

I started chelating on my birthday - what a gift. Things are better already. We

are just like Figure 15 on page 52 of Andy's book Amalgam Illness. At 2 1/2

months in, he feels much better. We are in this for the long haul. We are not

going to stop until we're done.

I know a lot of people chelate to bring back the cognitive level. We've had it

so rough I just want him to feel better so he won't be aggressive and rage. Any

cognitive benefit will just be icing on the cake. Hope others don't waste time

like I did.

Deb

> >

> > Dear Group!

> >

> > I became confused with my son's hypoglicemia attacks. I think that maybe

they

>

> >are caused by candida die off. Meanwhile, we made salvia cortisol test and I

> >would like to ask your opinion on it, whehter it shows adrenal insufficiency?

> >I've been asking many people and they kindly shared their knowledge, but I

>feel

>

> >like I still need to ask you because I am still not sure completely about the

> >cause of hypoglycemia of my son.

> >

> > First, here is are the cortisol test results, salvia from Genova:

> >

> > 7am 24, 5 should be 12-22 - high

> > 11am 4,5 should be 5 - 9 - suboptimal

> > 3pm 1,7 should be 3 - 7 - suboptimal

> > 8 pm 0,7 should be 1 - 3 - suboptimal

> >

> > Do you think this shows adrenal insuffiency?

> >

> > Few months ago my son started no-sugar diet and his candida syptoms reduced

> >greatly. His self-stim reduced, but overtime he developed hypoglycemic

>attacks.

>

> >I started giving him some raisins during the day and attacks stopped.

> >

> > All his regular tests are ok. With poriton of raisins every day, he was

doing

>

> >ok until today.

> >

> >

> > Today I increased his anti-yeast protocol dosing more frequently. Instead of

> >streaching one tablet (125mg) for a day from 9am to 6pm we finished it before

> >3pm (divided for 4 parts). I also added two Candidase between them, instead

of

>

> >one.

> >

> >

> > His immediate reation was decreased stimming, and second reaction was

> >hypoglycemic attack. He laid down on sofa with no energy. I gave him some

> >raisins and he became more active, but still not very well.

> >

> >

> > Usually, he eats lot of protein, his meals are frequent (every 3hours at

> >least). He takes chromium up to 400mcg daily, licorice made his eyes swallen,

> >taurine provoked severe reaction that ended up in another attack last time (I

> >tried to introduce it twice).

> >

> >

> > I am planning to start chelation using low doses schedule, but having this

> >issue I am affraid to start...

> >

> > With the situation like this, considering his test, reactions to supps and

> >candida die off, what would you think is the best step to make first?

> >

> >

> > Today, it is clearly increased GSE dose that made him laying on the sofa in

> >silence.

> >

> >

> > Any input would be appreciated.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I became confused with my son's hypoglicemia attacks.

I corrected hypoglycemia here with chromium and vanadium.

>>He takes chromium up to 400mcg daily,

Once I no longer needed chromium, taking more caused wild swings in blood sugar

and required tons of GSE to control the yeast. Not a pretty picture. How long

have you been giving the chromium? What happens if you stop giving it for a

week?

Dana