Re: EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS :(

[Guest guest]

How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of DIANA

Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

Any advice is much appreciated.

Thank you very much!

[Guest guest]

No, unfortunately where we live there's only one health food store and the

probiotics they carry aren't dairy free. I tried ordering it online but it says

that it needs a two day delivery because it needs to be refrigerated and since

we're overseas this won't work for us. Is there a good probiotic that doesn't

require refrigeration and is GF/CF, that you know of?

Thanks for responding!

>

> How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

>

>

>

> From: [mailto: ]

> On Behalf Of DIANA

> Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

>

> Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

>

>

>

>

>

> Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> control his yeast.

> Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

>

> I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

>

> Any advice is much appreciated.

>

> Thank you very much!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

> >

> >

> >

> > From: [mailto: ]

> > On Behalf Of DIANA

> > Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

> >

> > Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

Yes I would give some MB12 orally (sublingual) along with FolaPro or folinic

acid. Cipro can be a problem for our kids, though maybe in the ears it is less

of an issue. The probiotics which don't require refrigeration are usually in

capsules - Culturelle or Jarrow EPS which www.iherb.com ships internationally.

I don't know how well they survive if removed from the capsules but you could

try. Note that GSE kills off the probiotics as well as yeast so don't dose

them together.

Jo

[Guest guest]

Is he dairy free?

>

> Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days. He's

been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to control his

yeast.

> Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the anesthesia

and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

>

> I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

>

> Any advice is much appreciated.

>

> Thank you very much!

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Jo! I will definitely do that. How far apart should I give the

probiotic & GSE?

Thanks again:)

>

>

> > >

> > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The

> > > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > > control his yeast.

> > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't

> > > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > >

> > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?)

the

> > > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> > >

> Yes I would give some MB12 orally (sublingual) along with FolaPro or folinic

acid. Cipro can be a problem for our kids, though maybe in the ears it is less

of an issue. The probiotics which don't require refrigeration are usually in

capsules - Culturelle or Jarrow EPS which www.iherb.com ships internationally.

I don't know how well they survive if removed from the capsules but you could

try. Note that GSE kills off the probiotics as well as yeast so don't dose

them together.

>

> Jo

>

[Guest guest]

yes Liz he's GFCF.

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My son was quite irritated, grouchy, and out of sorts just from his sedated MRI.

This was after his initial diagnosis when I knew NOTHING about methylation.

I've posted some links that have helped me to understand the function of

methylation and how to enhance/reboot it.

Please read:

www.vsan.org/rok.../Genetic_Analysis_Report_summary_sheet_1.pdf

http://drmyhill.co.uk/wiki/CFS_-_The_Methylation_Cycle (ugh, wiki, but good

article nonetheless )

http://www.detoxpeople.eu/index.php?l=B12

Wish you the best.

Theodora

>

> Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days. He's

been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to control his

yeast.

> Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the anesthesia

and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

>

> I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

>

> Any advice is much appreciated.

>

> Thank you very much!

>

[Guest guest]

JARROW probiotics, enteric coated and good array of beneficial organisms that

target candida, etc.

http://www.vitacost.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Jarro-Dophilus-EPS-Enhanced-Probiotic-Sy\

stem#IngredientFacts

Take care!

Theodora

> >

> > How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

> >

> >

> >

> > From: [mailto: ]

> > On Behalf Of DIANA

> > Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

> >

> > Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Also, cultrelle is can be dairy free no refridge needed

PWC

________________________________

From: jeffnteddi <hopefulchild99-asd@...>

Sent: Mon, May 10, 2010 10:34:40 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

 

JARROW probiotics, enteric coated and good array of beneficial organisms that

target candida, etc.

http://www.vitacost.com/Jarrow-Formulas-Jarro-Dophilus-EPS-Enhanced-Probiotic-Sy\

stem#IngredientFacts

Take care!

Theodora

> >

> > How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

> >

> >

> >

> > From: [mailto: @ groups.

com]

> > On Behalf Of DIANA

> > Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

> >

> > Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks so much Jo! I will definitely do that. How far apart should I give the

probiotic & GSE?

>

> Thanks again:)

>

Two hours apart seems to be a reasonable buffer. Hope he's better soon!

Jo

[Guest guest]

Just asking because the ears are an avenue of detox. When we were going dairy

free, my older son and I noticed that when we ate dairy again, we would get

excessive ear wax, in other words, it was our body's way of eliminating whatever

about the dairy it didn't like. I suppose it could be other things.

> > >

> > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

> > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > >

> > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

> > >

> > > Any advice is much appreciated.

> > >

> > > Thank you very much!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, start the MB12 right away.

 

Did your son receive Nitrous Oxide?  If you do not know what

medications/sedation/anesthesia he received, it is important that you get a copy

of his medical records (for the next time he needs a procedure requiring

sedation).  This wil be imporatnt information to know for the future. 

 

In a presentation at the Autism One Conference in May 2009, Sonja Hintz, RN, BSN

and Sym Rankin CRNA, APN from True Health Medical Center in Naperville, Illinois

(where they work with Dr. Anju Usman) discussed the risk of anesthesia in ASD

children and proposed the following:

 

Prior to the procedure, discuss the following with the anesthesiologist:

Ask not to use Nitrous Oxide (as many ASD kids have B12 deficiency)

2.   Consider placement of an IV without sedation (midazolam (Versed) or

other)

3.  Inform the anesthesiologist of all medications and supplements your child

is taking at the time of the procedure

Make the anesthesiologist aware of IgE allergies

Make the anesthesiologist aware that your child has difficulty detoxing

Discuss any other drugs that might also be given during the procedure

 

After the anesthetic, implement the following liver detoxification protocol:

Activated charcoal

DMG, TMG, methyl B12, methylfolate

Epsom Salt baths

Silymarin (milk thistle)

Bentonite Clay

Antioxidants- vitamin A, C, E

Magnesium

Reduced Glutathione

 

Many ASD children actually have undiagnosed MTHFR deficiency making nitrous

oxide a poor choice.  And some ASD children have an undiagnosed mitochondrial

disorder which impairs energy production and makes anesthesia selection,

procedures and precautions even more critical.  Between 6-20+% of ASD children

actually have an underlying mitochondrial disoder... and many parents are

unaware of this fact until an adverse anesthesia reaction occurs.  For many,

this is the first overt symptom.

 

You can e-mail me off list if you have specific questions.

 

 

From: jeffnteddi <hopefulchild99-asd@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 2:34 PM

 

JARROW probiotics, enteric coated and good array of beneficial organisms that

target candida, etc.

http://www.vitacost .com/Jarrow- Formulas- Jarro-Dophilus- EPS-Enhanced-

Probiotic- System#Ingredien tFacts

Take care!

Theodora

> >

> > How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

> >

> >

> >

> > From: [mailto: @ groups.

com]

> > On Behalf Of DIANA

> > Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

> >

> > Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Was just remembering a reply from someone (about a year ago...) who told of a

neurological regression with the use of Cipro.

 

Read here:

http://www.medicationsense.com/articles/may_aug_05/warning_antibiotics_052205.ht\

ml

 

From: jeffnteddi <hopefulchild99- asd (DOT) com>

Subject: [ ] Re: EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

Date: Monday, May 10, 2010, 2:34 PM

 

JARROW probiotics, enteric coated and good array of beneficial organisms that

target candida, etc.

http://www.vitacost .com/Jarrow- Formulas- Jarro-Dophilus- EPS-Enhanced-

Probiotic- System#Ingredien tFacts

Take care!

Theodora

> >

> > How about some probiotics? Have you been giving those?

> >

> >

> >

> > From: [mailto:Autism- Mercury@ groups.

com]

> > On Behalf Of DIANA

> > Sent: Friday, May 07, 2010 2:51 PM

> >

> > Subject: [ ] EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday. The

> > ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

> > He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

> > control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He wasn't

> > like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

> > anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

> > been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

> > tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I

> > also have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a

> > try on him now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the

> > gas anasthetic can deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Interesting!!! Because two of my boys get excessive earwax (one is dry and

crumbly...?), but they have to go and get it removed every few months. Now that

they are casein free, I wonder if it will resolve somewhat?

We did notice that my son's left eardrum started to move (good sign!!)

> > > >

> > > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

> > > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > > >

> > > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that

I've been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also

have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him

now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic

can deplete their B12.

> > > >

> > > > Any advice is much appreciated.

> > > >

> > > > Thank you very much!

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My ears used to get plugged up too, just means you are constantly detoxing

something. When the immune system gets overwhelmed you get sick. Eating the

same allergens over and over used to make me sick - it looked just like a sinus

infection, either it would build up or I would eat lots of the allergen in a

short period of time and then get a " sinus infection " . I rarely have them

anymore. I occassionally get a stuffy nose after a chelation round.

> > > > >

> > > > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears

yesterday. The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for

three days. He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week

now to control his yeast.

> > > > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > > > >

> > > > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that

I've been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also

have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him

now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic

can deplete their B12.

> > > > >

> > > > > Any advice is much appreciated.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you very much!

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Liz....question. My son doesn't produce any ear wax. He use too....I just can't

remember when it stopped. It may have been after a strong antibiotic dose. Does

that mean he is not detoxing?

PWC

________________________________

From: Liz <elizabethsoliday@...>

Sent: Tue, May 11, 2010 12:16:21 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: EAR TUBE SURGERY/ ANTIBIOTICS

 

My ears used to get plugged up too, just means you are constantly detoxing

something. When the immune system gets overwhelmed you get sick. Eating the same

allergens over and over used to make me sick - it looked just like a sinus

infection, either it would build up or I would eat lots of the allergen in a

short period of time and then get a " sinus infection " . I rarely have them

anymore. I occassionally get a stuffy nose after a chelation round.

> > > > >

> > > > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears

yesterday. The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for

three days. He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week

now to control his yeast.

> > > > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > > > >

> > > > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that

I've been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please

tell me if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also

have MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him

now? Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic

can deplete their B12.

> > > > >

> > > > > Any advice is much appreciated.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you very much!

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Interesting!!! Because two of my boys get excessive earwax (one is dry and

crumbly...?), but they have to go and get it removed every few months. Now that

they are casein free, I wonder if it will resolve somewhat?

My son had excessive ear wax because his body did not properly absorb fats.

Removing milk helped only to the extent that I had removed the milk *fat* from

his diet.

Once I started mito cocktail, his ear wax issue resolved, and I was able to feed

him fats again, including EFAs, which caused great gains.

I wrote what my son needed here

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thank you everyone for your great responses!

Thankfully, he's been doing much better than the first days after the surgery.

We've also ordered his probiotics and can't wait to get those in but in the

meantime he's taking Biotin.

Again, thank you all so much:)

> >

> > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

> > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> >

> > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

> >

> > Any advice is much appreciated.

> >

> > Thank you very much!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Another take on ear wax:

My son has problems with caked ear wax. Baking soda/water (1/4tsp per cup of

distilled water) drops help to clean the ear, then OMEGA 3's in adequate dosage

ammends the blockage/caking issue.

Also certain genetic groups produce different waxes. As I remember it is quite

common in Asian populations to have dry wax, whereas in European it is more

common to have the gooey, oily version.

Food for thought!

Theodora

> > >

> > > Our son, 22 mts. old., had ear tube surgery for both his ears yesterday.

The ENT sent him Cipro ear drops to be put in his ear 3x a day for three days.

He's been on GSE liquid 1x per day with Biotin 2x a day for a week now to

control his yeast.

> > > Today he seems to be very aloof, with A LOT of stimming and hyper. He

wasn't like this before the surgery but I don't know if a combination of the

anesthesia and antibiotics is making him like this..:/

> > >

> > > I feel so sad and as if he's regressing after a lot of hard work that I've

been putting into reseraching his diets/ supplements. Can someone please tell me

if this is temporary or if I should up his GSE/ Biotin dosage? I also have

MethylB12 that I haven't tried yet on him, should I give this a try on him now?

Only asking this because I read that nitrous oxide (sp?) the gas anasthetic can

deplete their B12.

> > >

> > > Any advice is much appreciated.

> > >

> > > Thank you very much!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Dana, wow thank you so much for that information, my son's ears have

increasingly gotten full of black yucky wax, I mean full to the outside of the

ear, visable. ENT nor any other doc could tell me why, and they are going to

have to knock him out to clean them out (now will have to deal with him not

detoxing the anestesia - any recommendtions on how to deal with that, prepare

him for the anestesia?)... his labs show pancreatic insufficiency and he doesnt

tolerate EFA's, so that is interesting that the Mito cocktail helps with

this....

deborah

> > Interesting!!! Because two of my boys get excessive earwax (one is dry and

crumbly...?), but they have to go and get it removed every few months. Now that

they are casein free, I wonder if it will resolve somewhat?

>

>

> My son had excessive ear wax because his body did not properly absorb fats.

Removing milk helped only to the extent that I had removed the milk *fat* from

his diet.

>

> Once I started mito cocktail, his ear wax issue resolved, and I was able to

feed him fats again, including EFAs, which caused great gains.

>

> I wrote what my son needed here

>

> http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Define MITO COCKTAIL...????

I do not know what that is.

Thanks,

> > Interesting!!! Because two of my boys get excessive earwax (one is dry and

crumbly...?), but they have to go and get it removed every few months. Now that

they are casein free, I wonder if it will resolve somewhat?

>

>

> My son had excessive ear wax because his body did not properly absorb fats.

Removing milk helped only to the extent that I had removed the milk *fat* from

his diet.

>

> Once I started mito cocktail, his ear wax issue resolved, and I was able to

feed him fats again, including EFAs, which caused great gains.

>

> I wrote what my son needed here

>

> http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> Dana, wow thank you so much for that information, my son's ears have

increasingly gotten full of black yucky wax, I mean full to the outside of the

ear, visable. ENT nor any other doc could tell me why, and they are going to

have to knock him out to clean them out (now will have to deal with him not

detoxing the anestesia - any recommendtions on how to deal with that, prepare

him for the anestesia?)...

Be sure to give B12.

>>his labs show pancreatic insufficiency and he doesnt tolerate EFA's, so that

is interesting that the Mito cocktail helps with this....

Yep, my son did not tolerate any fats, including supplements, until I corrected

his mitochondrial dysfunction.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Define MITO COCKTAIL...????

> I do not know what that is.

It is a group of supplements required to correct mitochondrial dysfunction. I

wrote what my son needed here

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

OIC...Got it. 8)

> > Define MITO COCKTAIL...????

> > I do not know what that is.

>

>

> It is a group of supplements required to correct mitochondrial dysfunction. I

wrote what my son needed here

>

> http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>

> Dana

>