Rachel from Pekin, IL, asked:
Hi Julie,
My 14-year-old daughter, Addison, has had a chronic headache since late October of last year. We’ve seen numerous specialists and were eventually given a diagnosis of New Daily Persistent Headache (NDPH), which can be difficult to trace to a specific cause and challenging to treat.
I’d really like to understand the true root cause of Addison’s headaches so we can address it and hopefully minimize or eliminate them.
Thank you!
Rachel
Hi Rachel,
Thanks for your question. To get some information for you, I energetically connected to you and, through you, to Addison.
After telepathically obtaining her permission to scan and do a healing, I perceived what appeared to be mold toxicity and yeast overgrowth in her GI tract. I energetically cleared both.
On the physiological side, I’d suggest exploring whether she may be experiencing mold exposure. Has there been a water leak or damage in your home or at her school? Mold and yeast issues usually occur together.
It’s also possible for one person in a family to experience symptoms from mold exposure while others in the same environment seem unaffected because individual susceptibility varies considerably.
Neil Nathan, MD, specializes in mold-related illness. Here’s a link to my interview with him on the Ask Julie Ryan Show. I think you’ll find it very informative.
In the meantime, get any mold issues remediated, put an air purifier in Addison’s bedroom, and discuss dietary changes and antifungal treatment with her physician. Ask specifically whether reducing sugar and refined foods and using an antifungal such as Nystatin would be appropriate for her.
Most importantly, continue working with her medical team, especially since persistent headaches in a child warrant ongoing medical evaluation.
Hope your girl feels better soon.
Hugs,
Julie
