if you hear anything id like to know of it, i will also inform you if i figure anything out. thanks
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You're probably allergic to wheat. I had the same problem and I read this book called Wheat Belly and I removed All Wheat from my diet - pastas, flour, cookies, bread, all baked goods, pancakes and anything containing gluten. Everything changed for the better and after being on it for a month, I lost 20 lbs. Wheat is not meant to be eaten by humans. It is one of the causes for cancer, obesity, diabetes, Thyroid diseases, Celiac disease, Strokes and rheumatoid arthritis. Go to Youtube and check out Wheat Belly videos with Dr. William Davis
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for me it started with constipation, then dihrrhea, i thought it would disappear in a couple of days however it kept going on, and later on i couldnt take it anymore so i did a blood and stool test, turns out that i have a yeast in the stool, i started taking meds and now taking other meds for getting back the good bacteria in my body, the white spots are still avalible in my body however im feeling much better, but still a small tummy ache, i hope it goes away by time
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Hi,
My son is having the same symptomatic problems as you. We have been to the doctor a few times, tests, seen the school councillor, have been waiting to see a pediatric physiologist.
Two days ago he woke with large welts all over his body, face, arms and legs. He had the stomach pain, as well as a cold had set in.
I have come to the conclusion that he is suffering with food allergies and that all of the symptoms you have listed here are the same as my son. We are presently waiting to see a pediatric allergist. You may want to see an allergist.
I hope this helps you,
Michele
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You could have black mold toxicity too. Check that out. It can cause digestion issues and panic attacks, etc.
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All of the symptoms you are describing are Chronic Lyme Disease symptoms. However, conventional doctors won't tell you that. You need to see a naturopathic doctor for diagnosis and treatment. Lyme disease also, most often, has associated co-infections that must also be treated. A naturopath will make sure you have the supplements you need to sustain healthy "gut" bacteria while the Lyme and co-infections are being treated with Antibiotics that will also kill the "good" bacteria.
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