> "What are you feeding him when I am not here, what are you doing
> different?" "Nothing different," I would say. We finally realized,
> the only difference was the nights he was home, he would give my son
> an Epsom Salt bath and let him soak for 25-30 minutes in it. We
> tested the theory by reversing it - me giving them to him when dad
> was working and not when dad was home (just one time though). It
> followed the theory. He threw up without the bath. Weird, I know.
> Coincidence-maybe.

Maybe. Maybe not. It is surprisingly hard to figure things out.

What sulfate does (among many other things) is to remove the
substances that act like adrenalin. Adrenalin is what you get when
you are anxious, excited, scared, etc., and as you know people do puke
from anxiety all the time. This is a known effect of adrenaline and
adrenaline like substances.

> This Autism Beast makes my head want to explode.
> My son's only toxic elements out of the green area were Bismuth and
> Titanium - both in red (no yellows). He had a pyruvate kinase RBC
> test done when he was 2 and it came back DETECTED and we were told
> that pointed to mercury toxicity.

Who said this?

> We have been convinced that this
> was it. Could his body have started to move it out on it's own?

Maybe. A lot more likely mercury was never there and bismuth was.

> I
> am going to do another hair test in a few months and see if anything
> is different. I looked at the tests Amy Holmes suggested and we
have
> done some of those and they did not match what would indicate
> mercury - in fact, some were opposite (high when low would indicate
> mercury, and others were normal). These tests were part of an
immune
> study we just completed. Any thought?

Do stuff about the bismuth or titanium, see what happes. I do NOT
know what to do, but trying some DMSA for the bismuth may help.

Andy
>
> Theresa, San Anto