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#31
May 9th 05, 01:48 AM
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"Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html 
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#32
May 9th 05, 03:38 AM
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"LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:tryfe.67349$c24.33375@attbi_s72... "Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html ADHD is not a symptom, it is a condition. If someone has other reasons for attentional problems, by definition, he does not have ADHD. Jeff
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#33
May 9th 05, 06:52 AM
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"Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:tryfe.67349$c24.33375@attbi_s72... "Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html ADHD is not a symptom, it is a condition. If someone has other reasons for attentional problems, by definition, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html
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#34
May 9th 05, 02:28 PM
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Have you any understanding of these facts:
1. AD/HD is a diagnosis of exclusion. 2. The idea that AD/HD is related to food, allergies, etc. has been repeatedly refuted by scientific testing. If you spend some time learning about AD/HD, its history and diagnosis, you would know these things. I have been dealing with AD/HD of my son for over 16 years. "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies.
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#35
May 9th 05, 02:30 PM
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"LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:tryfe.67349$c24.33375@attbi_s72... "Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html If a child's behavioral problems can be explained by food allergies, then the child has a problem with food allergies and not AD/HD. In the diagnostic protocol for determining whether a child has AD/HD, food, and other, allergies, have to be ruled out. Once all causes are ruled out, then AD/HD can be diagnosed.
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#36
May 9th 05, 03:26 PM
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A poster said: 1. AD/HD is a diagnosis of exclusion. 2. The idea that AD/HD is related to food, allergies, etc. has been repeatedly refuted by scientific testing. Although AD/HD is certainly not related per se to food, allergies, etc., a food allergy or intolerance can mimic the symptoms of AD/HD. And ferreting out hidden food allergies is not, in fact, an easy thing to do. Therefore, if you or your child is suspected of having AD/HD, it's worth doing a food diary and elimination of common triggers in order to exclude food triggers as the real cause of your or your child's symptoms. I know and know of quite a few children who were, um, behavioral challenges, but whose behavior, ability to sit still and to focus improved measurably upon the elimination of *that particular child's* trigger food(s). Common triggers include milk protein and artificial colors and flavors. But any food can be a trigger for a particular child. Don't underestimate the importance of a scientific approach to finding hidden food triggers! Without a structured approach it's easy to overlook an actual trigger, or conclude that a non-trigger food IS a trigger food and therefore eliminate it unnecessarily. I hope this clarifies matters, --Beth Kevles http://web.mit.edu/kevles/www/nomilk.html -- a page for the milk-allergic Disclaimer: Nothing in this message should be construed as medical advice. Please consult with your own medical practicioner. NOTE: No email is read at my MIT address. Use the AOL one if you would like me to reply.
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#37
May 9th 05, 03:48 PM
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"Beth Kevles" wrote in message ... A poster said: 1. AD/HD is a diagnosis of exclusion. 2. The idea that AD/HD is related to food, allergies, etc. has been repeatedly refuted by scientific testing. Although AD/HD is certainly not related per se to food, allergies, etc., a food allergy or intolerance can mimic the symptoms of AD/HD. And ferreting out hidden food allergies is not, in fact, an easy thing to do. Therefore, if you or your child is suspected of having AD/HD, it's worth doing a food diary and elimination of common triggers in order to exclude food triggers as the real cause of your or your child's symptoms. I know and know of quite a few children who were, um, behavioral challenges, but whose behavior, ability to sit still and to focus improved measurably upon the elimination of *that particular child's* trigger food(s). Common triggers include milk protein and artificial colors and flavors. But any food can be a trigger for a particular child. Don't underestimate the importance of a scientific approach to finding hidden food triggers! Without a structured approach it's easy to overlook an actual trigger, or conclude that a non-trigger food IS a trigger food and therefore eliminate it unnecessarily. I hope this clarifies matters, --Beth Kevles http://web.mit.edu/kevles/www/nomilk.html -- a page for the milk-allergic Disclaimer: Nothing in this message should be construed as medical advice. Please consult with your own medical practicioner. I have no disagreement with what you say. There are those behaviors which are affected by food allergies, and those behaviors which are the result of AD/HD. The twain shall never meet.
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#39
May 9th 05, 11:11 PM
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"LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:jwNfe.66646$r53.46399@attbi_s21... "Mark Probert" Mark wrote in message ... "LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:tryfe.67349$c24.33375@attbi_s72... "Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html Book sales by the author. Surely not an objective source of information. http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html Straight from the totally debunked Feingold diet plan. http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf Interesting. For the most part, they take a middle ground. However, if you read this six year old report, you will see that they are referring to diet induced behaviors and AD/HD and DO NOT EQUATE them. http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html This is the press release for the previous report. Adds nothing. If a child's behavioral problems can be explained by food allergies, then the child has a problem with food allergies and not AD/HD. In the diagnostic protocol for determining whether a child has AD/HD, food, and other, allergies, have to be ruled out. Once all causes are ruled out, then AD/HD can be diagnosed. Like I have always maintained, there are diet induced behaviors and AD/HD, and they are NOT the same.
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#40
May 10th 05, 12:04 AM
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"Mark Probert" Mark wrote in message ... "LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:jwNfe.66646$r53.46399@attbi_s21... "Mark Probert" Mark wrote in message ... "LadyLollipop" wrote in message news:tryfe.67349$c24.33375@attbi_s72... "Jeff" wrote in message ink.net... "Brad_Chad" wrote in message oups.com... Have you read, "Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergies" by Dr. William Crook ? Have you read, "Dr. Braly's Food Allergy and Nutrition Revolution ? There are many doctors and parents who have treated or modified kids ADD by finding their Hidden Food Allergies and nutritional deficiencies. If a child has food allergies that is causing his attention problems, he does not have ADHD. Jeff http://addadhdadvances.com/foodallergy1.html Book sales by the author. Surely not an objective source of information. Anthony Kane, MD http://www.childbehave.com/chapters/add/effect.html Straight from the totally debunked Feingold diet plan. *dunked* by whom??????? http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhd_resch_bk02.pdf Interesting. For the most part, they take a middle ground. However, if you read this six year old report, you will see that they are referring to diet induced behaviors and AD/HD and DO NOT EQUATE them. Go back and read again. Effects of food dyes on behavior of children with ADHD significantly worsen http://www.cspinet.org/new/adhdpr.html This is the press release for the previous report. Adds nothing. If a child's behavioral problems can be explained by food allergies, then the child has a problem with food allergies and not AD/HD. In the diagnostic protocol for determining whether a child has AD/HD, food, and other, allergies, have to be ruled out. Once all causes are ruled out, then AD/HD can be diagnosed. Like I have always maintained, there are diet induced behaviors and AD/HD, and they are NOT the same. We know a number of things you have maintained.. They were lies. LL/Jan
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