Tiptoe
Walking on tiptoe is quite common when young children are learning to walk. Most get over it when they are two years old. Occasionally, toe walking becomes a habit (idiopathic toe walking). The Mayo Clinic advises that as long as your child is developing normally, there is likely to be cause for concern. However, keep an eye on it. Toe walking can be a sign of autism or cerebral palsy. The earlier autistic disorder or cerebral palsy is diagnosed, the better.
Walking on your toes that continues after two o’clock can be a symptom of:
- A short Achilles tendon
- Habit
- Autism or other developmental disorders
- Cerebral palsy or other neurological disorders.
- Heavy metal poisoning
If you notice your child walking on tiptoe, talk to your child’s pediatrician.
Ask about the risks and possible neurological and developmental tests for delays, disorders, or diseases. Most likely, unless there are other symptoms, they will just see it. Many grow up walking on tiptoe and have to consciously think about it to walk normally. Most of the time it doesn’t cause any real problems, but sometimes it does.
Best advice
First detoxify from heavy metals. If the body is not cleansed first, you may only be aggravating the problem. It’s just common sense. How can you really know what the problem is, until you have a clean place to work? Pharmaceutical companies know it. All your tests are carried out in a controlled, clean environment, with purified water. Pharmaceutical companies know that test results can be compromised by the air around us and the water used for cleaning and drinking.
If your child walks on his toes, you can easily help him detox from heavy metals with activated, macro-synchronized and suspended liquid zeolite. It is on the FDA’s Generally Regarded As Safe (GRAS) list and has no age or dosage warnings. Then the diagnosis and treatment are more likely to be accurate. Don’t risk a misdiagnosis. Who knows what other symptoms you could alleviate.
Walking on tiptoe is a symptom
Before treating it, detoxify yourself of heavy metals. It just makes sense.