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2 year old that has struggled with food allergies

Posted By Msh728 (Small Town, Wi) on 08/27/2011

I have a 2-year-old that has struggled with food allergies and intolerances since birth. He exhibits severe acid reflux, exema, acidic bowel movements that burn his skin, dark eye circles, wakes several times per night, and periodic behavior issues that appear to be related to his food intolerances. He has never had allergy testing completed, as we have attempted elimination diets to discover his problem foods. So far, we've discovered that dairy, gluten, eggs, tomato, cabbage, broccoli, nuts, beans, and nearly every fruit cause him difficulty. He continues to be breastfed, and I've adhered to his diet since he is so sensitive that he reacts to what I've eaten through the milk. We do not eat processed food, and attempt to eat organic as much as possible since he is very sensitive to chemicals. Does anyone have any recommendations?

Replied by Debbie (Melbourne, Australia ) on 08/27/2011

MSH728 my sons also has had problems we are working through. I would give your son a good probiotic and also digestive enzymes. I give my son raw milk and raw butter. Also fermented cod liver oil and oil butter (available online). I have also started both of us on a colloidal mineral formula as most illness and problems are caused by a mineral deficiency.

I recommend reading the following ebook (free - 80 pages) as a starting place to help your son on mineral deficiencies.

http://www.adyaclarity.biz/uploads/5/5/1/2/5512066/mineral_deficency_e_book.pdf

Also a great book "Excitotoxins, the Taste that Kills" by a Neurosurgeon, Dr. Russell Blaylock. He talks about how dangerous MSG and Aspartame are in our food supply and how MSG is the cause of many diseases.

Replied by Beth (Melbourne, Australia) on 07/12/2013

Hi Ann, Sounds like your daughter has Salicylate sensitivity, check out Houston Enzymes, you may find the site helpful

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