Help for son-candida vs. hair twilling

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i just posted about my husband's success with candida problem, my

daughter with Crohn's with this local practioner and I believe it

was her who shared with daughter about a kid coming 90 miles for

autism help successfully. NAET treatments and acupuncture she does.

www.red-white.net. It's amazing and we are seeing success in our

family with problems described. Not sure if their website is up and

running again, but still worth a visit to the site. This woman has

over 100 patients week she sees. The results are living proof and

people travel in even from out of state. We are lucky living so

close, but still there are many who drive or fly in. Her plate is

always full for about 2-3 months out and very reasonable too.

 

Suma, have you read about trichotillomania (hair pulling?). There

are groups for what you are describing. I wonder if there is

candida association to the foods he is eating that is triggering the

behavior? This practioner believes there is so much connection

stemming from candida being the culprit. However, I mentioned

before, I don't understand why they don't get the dietary piece that

I believe is super important. Regardless great results are proving

her treatments work and she's very reasonable.

 

You can tell that I am very excited about the NAET/acupuncture my

husband and daughter are receiving with great results. Read my

previous post today about daughter who is getting over Crohn's as i

write due to these treatments. I can say however she needs stress

management which probably is half of her battle.

 

OCD 9obsessive compulsive behavior) is super hard to break but there

are people who have adopted successfully to change. I know one lady

who pulled her hair out for think 50 years, changed her diet to the

Kender or John Kender diet, and her probably is totally gone. It

was the foods that triggered her and someone shared this program,

she tried it and fabulous results.

 

I loved reading about lavender essential oil suggestion and bet he

can also put a pinch on his arm. A little goes a far way.

 

carolg

 

, " Amanda "

<starwarsfever wrote:

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> Are you familiar with EFT?

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> Amanda

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> , " sumawx3 " <sumakw@>

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> > My son, age 14, is on the autism spectrum. We are doing

different

> > things with him, but one thing I cannot break through is his

> > obsessiveness and compulsive hair twirling. Any suggestions on

> > something that may help this nervous anxiety?

> > Thanks,

> > Suma

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