A blog that offers the latest information about the presence of gluten (wheat) and casein (dairy), two common forms of allergens, in our environment. Only by asking for and sharing information, can people control the quality of life they lead for themselves and their loved ones.
Saturday, January 9, 2010
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THERE IS A SETBACK?
Someone who contacted gfcfadmin wanted to know what could be done for a child who had mistakenly ingested gluten/casein while on a gluten-free casein-free diet. The child in question had been gfcf for over a year and was making tremendous progress in all social, academic and motor skill areas, and his digestive system had been healing nicely. Suddenly one meal of gluten/casein, and they saw the diarrhoea come back, all focus on schoolwork was lost, the child was acting giggly and was unable to sit in a chair, stimming increased to pre-diet levels overnight. The teachers could only describe it as a “drunk” reaction, which is exactly what gluten/casein does to some autistic brains - has an opiate or alcoholic effect. The child had to be removed from his regular classroom setting to a special day class, upsetting to both child and parents. Well there is something that can immediately be done without resorting to chemical intervention. According to a Board Certified Pediatrician and Specialist in Medical and Environmental Aspects of Autism, there are enzymes available that help to “absorb” and neutralize the contaminants. One enzyme in particular covers a whole panacea of carb allergic reactions, and it’s name is…wait for it and get your pencils…EnZym-Complete/DPP-IV. This enzyme is available to order from many websites direct to your door, often within 1 day. Its effect can be immediate too, but usually there is a positive result within 48-72 hours depending on the amount of gluten/casein in the system. When all else has failed, and every specialist in your child’s life is at a loss for what to do, don’t think chemicals. There is more and more research on the Bio-Medical intervention that can help support children through these difficult patches. If this is something that has happened to you, check it out!
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