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Questions for live tomorrow!!
We really aim for this community to focus on real time questions that help you with your mastery in practice daily. Make sure you fire in questions as often as they come into your mind. See you at 7 am Australian time , lunchtime in the US, evening in Europe.
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@Cindy Frazier As discussed on the call - here's the questionnaire if you need it but firstly just ask her is she thinks there's anywhere musty and mold in her home. The questionnaire will have other key questions. If so - then go about the suggestions i mentioned in the call.
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If Mold doesn't ring true - based on your description of her physique on the call here's 2 things to check in on Hyperthyroidism and Hypoglycaemia ( i didn't mention this one on the call). For Hyperthyroidism I'd be asking - Any Heat Intolerance? - Palpitations? - Unintentional Weight Loss? - Increased Anxiety? - Poor Sleep? If she has - Fine tremor + cardiac symptoms + heat intolerance → Check thyroid, full panel with Reverse T3 and antibodies - Even subclinical Hyperthyroidism can produce tremor You mentioned maybe she has an eating disorder so hypogly. might be relevant ???'s - Does Tremor Occur When Hungry? - Does It Improve After Eating? - Worse After Intense Exercise? - Is She Restricting Carbohydrates? Hunger-linked tremor is a thing and creates → Adrenaline-Driven Glucose Instability → Reactive Hypoglycaemia
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It's for a family
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@Zachary Trajkovski Super. Thank you
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Neuro Supplement
Any one ever heard of this company? I have a patient wanting to try it out, but I am unfamiliar with it. Seems like a good thing? https://prodrome.com/products/prodromeneuro-softgel?variant=50891105042592
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HI @Chris Boman , I guess it depends on why they are taking it. SO it should be better than fish oil as far as heavy metals and toxins as I imagine it would be a controlled environment. So cleaner. Why I don't recommend Fish Oils is more because of DHA. It has 6 double bonds, Which make it extemely unstable. Algae has the same structure. So it's highly prone to lipid peroxidation, increases susceptibility to oxidative stress and therefore can suppress mitochondrial respiration. As you remember mitochondrial and thyroid function go hand in hand. Excess circulating DHA does not necessarily translate to better membrane function. Does the patient have a neurodegerative condition? True plasmalogen deficiency states require a lot more than DHA. If they are just want a supp to support cognition then regularly eating small fish is a better option and other choline rich foods are must - organ meats, eggs, and dairy
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@Chris Boman Yeh it depends on what the goal is? What are their concerns - is it mental decline? Supplements like drugs always have an effect so it's good to determine if the effect will be the desired one
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No G-Tube!
I have a yr old baby dx with mild lissencephaly and microcephaly and undiagnosed symptoms of CP, and mix of high and low tone. He had very little use of his tongue, and was starting to lose weight because he needs to start having food and breastmilk. All the doctors were starting to tell the mom that he was going to need a G-tube soon. I had been seeing him for a few months prior to the Colorado masterclass, and immediately put to use the mouth work. The first time I did it, I didn't get much of a reaction other than watery eyes. The second time, he started biting down on me, and the second I touched his sphenoid, his eyes lit up and it was like he could feel for the first time. I had to be very gentle, and continued to release the tongue. This is the 3rd week I think, working on him 2x a week, and his head is changing, his primitive reflexes have kicked in big time, and at OT he ate more than he ever has. He had a doctors appt this morning and they weighed him-he has gained 11oz just this week and most likely won't be needing a G-tube anymore! I almost started to cry. Thank you Simon and Jen for equipping me to save more lives! Can't wait to see you again.
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OHHHH this is fantastic. Amazing work @Chris Boman . Thanks for trusting and applying all of these techniques.
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Grisel’s Syndrome
Seven-year old Vayda had her adenoids removed last Wednesday and began to have complications with her neck on Friday. For the past 2 1/2 days her head has had a left lateral bend and she says she can’t move it to straighten it. More of a torticollis presentation. Her doctor called it Grisel’s syndrome due to the adenoid removal. I am seeing this little girl soon but she has never had chiro care. She is on steroids for three days. Any suggestions on this?
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@Nicole Knapp A travel pillow could work except it tends to have cushioning posteriorly which if she's sitting in a chair that has a high back on it will force her neck forward, car seats will force her head forward. The cervical collars are thin. Just don't want it too big, she should be able to rest her chin on it at the front which rests the cervical muscles.
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HI @Nicole Knapp I would think only 2-3 days but trust your judgement
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Helping parents understand tongue tie, support development, and make confident decisions for their child.
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