With regard to all kinds of odd problems, a good environmental dr might
be able to sort some of it out. There are some Env. drs around the n
chicago area. When I hear about the food problems, it makes me think
about allergies and sensitivities, also the getting cold, sweating.
There could be significant toxin buildup of some sort, which can throw
things out of whack. I am not sure if the En. dr would know about the
toxin problem, but then again, most people can excrete them without
trouble once the main problem is addressed.
my dr group is
Allergy Associates
615 S. 10th St
LaCrosse, WI 54601
(800) 950-9740
www.allergychoices.com
Academy of Environmental Medicine might have a dr closer to home:
http://www.aaem.com/
If it were me, I would not force him to eat anything he did not want to
eat, and work on finding the options he likes, not counting , of
course, desserts etc.
It is amazing how nauseated one can get when one's sinuses are filling
up one's stomach with mucous- which can happen with hay fever or
allergies. It drains down the back of the throat, in our sleep, even.
I don't think kids can really eat too much salt- we all have an inner
sense for that, unless we have damaged it. I would be concerned about
electrolyte replacement with sweating for anyone. So maybe Gatorade
type drinks; EmergenC has potassium, so that plus a pinch of salt is
what I use.
That's all I can think of for now, Kathryn
On Jul 24, 2007, at 11:40 PM, Theresa Widmer wrote:
Could I add to the questions?
My son, 11 and moderately active, when he's gotten hot on a couple
of occasions, started sweating heavily and almost passed out. He also
gets nauseous easily, even when eating something he likes. He has
terrible body odor--smells like onions. He also has what I think is a
thyroid problem--he falls asleep easily when he sits for any length of
time--if not watching something exciting--and gets cold very easily.
Could your mineral recommendations here address these problems?
Thanks
Theresa
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