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Dr Stoll,

Posted by Cheryl on September 15, 2003 at 17:39:42:

Having tested negative for Celiac, yet convinced my hyperactive child reacts to Gluten, i had his urine checked for peptides. I have had the report back to me today, makes not a lot of sense! But says Presence of trans-indolyl-3-acryloylgylcine (IAG) - YES. Retention time of IAG - graph a - 20.521 mins & graph b - 20.720 mins. Ratio between elution times +0.199 mins.

Then underneath it says, IAG is the biggest peak in the biologically active area (18-30mins).

OK, i know this is asking a lot! But do you understand that? Or shall i just take him off gluten!

This is Autistic research at the University of Sunderland in U.K, but they will check urine of hyperactive children too. Do you believe or understand this Dr Stoll.

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Re: Dr Stoll, (Archive in autism.) Walt Stoll 08:21:30 9/16/03 (0)
Re: Dr Stoll, Happygal 21:09:53 9/15/03 (0)

Re: Dr Stoll,

Posted by Happygal on September 15, 2003 at 21:09:53:

In Reply to: Dr Stoll, posted by Cheryl on September 15, 2003 at 17:39:42:

Hi Cheryl,

I cannot think of any possible harm of just taking your child off gluten for a while to see if it makes a difference. I personally do not put much stock in tests (I tested negative for hypoglycemia, but I've had a problem with it all my life!!!).

The proof is in, does it make a difference?

Have you tried taking your child off dairy foods also? They might also have a big effect.

Best wishes,
Happygal

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Re: Dr Stoll, (Archive in autism.)

Posted by Walt Stoll on September 16, 2003 at 08:21:30:

In Reply to: Dr Stoll, posted by Cheryl on September 15, 2003 at 17:39:42:

Hi, Cheryl.

10 years from now these tests will be obsolete. I cannot keep up with them as they come and go so fast.

Listen to Happygal.

FMU has loads of cutting edge information about the rapidly advancing field of autism. Since they do not, routinely, offer individual information like this, you might offer them a generous donation for their Functional Medicine Update (FMU) info about autism over the past 5 years. You can reach then at (800) 843-9660.

Let us know what you learn.

Walt

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