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  1. welshbird
    I thought that Rice Krispies were gluten free. I thought that maybe we were doing something strange to his metabolism not that I was giving him gluten. Is this alone really enough to cause symptoms? As he doesn't have any gastro symptoms it is really difficult to work it all out - behaviour is so subjective.
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    My 5 year old boy who gas been gluten and dairy free since February with massive improvements in his behaviour has restarted being aggressive/tantrums/unreasonableness over the past week both at home and at school. He was back to being lovely today. The only thing that I can think of that could have changed (apart from end of term madness at school) is...
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    Hi, My 5 year old boy was also uncontrollable for periods during the day (have a look at my other posts). He is now on a gluten and dairy free diet which has transformed him. We still have our moments but they are no longer dictating our family's life. The facial rash didn't clear until we stopped dairy. I completely sympathise with you about getting...
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    That is the reason why I did the post. I fiddled about with my little boys diet for over a year, saw positive changes but then reintroduced food again as I was feeling guilty that I was depriving him of essential nutrients. I never omitted foods for long enough to be completely sure that it was food that was definitely the cause. I am hoping that this...
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    My 5 year old boy has now been gluten and dairy free since February (4 months) - due to uncontrollable awful behaviour, rashes, poor sleeping, night terrors and unbeknown to us at the time learning difficulties, tummypains and headaches. The effects were seen within a few days but 4 months on, all the above has improved and/or stopped. His friends in school...
  6. welshbird
    Hi, my five year old boy improved very quickly after removing gluten from his diet but there were still issues. It wasn't until we cut out dairy as well that his behaviour is now constantly brilliant. He did say that his tummy ache and headache had gone away a few days after stopping dairy, and when we retried Dairy this returned, along with his facial...
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    My son has just had a bit of a relapse at school last week - hitting out in the playground at lunchtime and being very irritable after school until he had been fed an hour later. Found out yesterday that he has had pain in his tooth (seeing dentist this pm as his enamel looks worn away in bottom front tooth). My thoughts are that he has not been eating...
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    Did he have any gastro symptoms? The only one my son had was tummy pain which only became apparent last month after stopping gluten and dairy. Thinking back he used to be sick a lot as a baby and toddler and his poos were might have been a little bit odd. He had a rash around his mouth and was always scratching - GP put this down to dry skin but both have...
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    Poor you. From my experience of trial and error and a lot of internet research I think that my boys stomach has been destroyed which is why he was affected by most other types of food. I already think that his stomach has been healing over the past year by avoiding wheat which is why he is now able to tolerate all fruits (strawberries and pineapple made...
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    New to this but wondering if this sounds familiar. I have a 5 year old boy who has had behavioural issues from the time he started to crawl at 6 months old up until 1 month ago when we completely cut out wheat, dairy and soya from his diet. We have been playing with his diet for nearly 2 years ( cutting out wheat/colourings/fruits etc: hypoglycemic diet...
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