I'm wondering if there might be some nutritional imbalance/deficiency here,
whether it is vitamin, mineral, or essential fatty acids I couldn't say, but
would be inclined to think EFAs first... I don't know what you've researched
in terms of nutrition, or what their complete diets entail, obviously, but
am just posing the suggestion to maybe try to see if it could be something
they're missing in their diet.
Lots of fruits and veggies can be good, but could also be too much of a good
thing, for example, if it is displacing needed proteins and fats. Growing
kids in particular really need essential fatty acids for their brain growth,
these are the omega 3's... if for example they are on a lower fat kind of
diet, they might not be getting enough of the fat-soluble vitamins, A, E, D,
and K. Again, I don't know if they are or not, am just suggesting these as
possible avenues to explore for causes.
Denise
<<<<<<These kids can be doing relatively normal things and big blister like
spots (quarter size or larger)will come off and leave a very raw spot for
weeks. Right now they only have smaller peeling around the finger tips but
even some of
that looks like it is getting deep. The one most plagued with canker sores
seems to eat pretty healthy lots of fruit and veggies. They both of them
have had the red sandpaper type skin every year right around christmas. The
very first year that the kids had this. >>>>>
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