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Hi Courage, i joined in January 2003 but as you know granda passed in August that year......Just thought i'd throw my tupance worth in!!! amanda.x 2003 Hi All, I'm wondering if there are any members who joined in 2003 and if their LO's

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We loved the shots....huge gains (eye contact, language, responsiveness, awareness, etc.). However, we also experienced hyperactivity, sleep disturbance, restlessness, stimming, and yeast flares. Most side effects subsided after six weeks and we fe

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DMSA has been around 30+ years. I’m thinking I read that wrong. OSR is the one that is too new to get much reliable advice on. For DMSA advice, I’d check the autism-mercury board. [url]http://www.recoveringnicholas.com[/url] [url]h

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EAST HANOVER, N.J., July 10 -- The FDA has approved a rivastigmine transdermal patch for mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease, Novartis announced here. The patch (Exelon Patch) is the first approved transdermal system for treatment of Alzheimer's

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Just curious. How many mommies out there have been tested and treated for yeast.

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Hello from France (excuse my possible mistakes...) if the kid is a PST kid (non tolerating phenols), is high curcumin of Enhansa a problem ? Or is the product of Lee Silsby free or low in phenols ? When taking antiviral (Valtrex or OLE), consumptio

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Hi Joanna, We did both for my dd. We chelated her for a year,then added Zithromax for 6 months while still chelating her. The first couple weeks were horrible, we had to change antifungal but the results are worth it. Natasha Zithromax for

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The correct link is [url]http://www.xcell-center.com/[/url] Ornella Re: Re: Stemcell treatment Germany link?? This link brings me to a wireless network page. Does anyone have the correct link? Kerrie In a message dated 4/13/2009

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Thanks! We live in California, so a bit far for us (especially since I don’t do airplanes). From: [email]mb12valtrex [/email] [mailto:mb12valtrex ] On Behalf Of Christel King Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 2:30 PM To: [email]mb12valtre

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Hi dear Helene, You told me once, and I plumb (that means I dropped the plumb bob) forgot. And we even talked about your daughter living not too far from mine. Oh brother. Well, yours isn't the only stupid thing I did today. The NH had a party, a

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Hi Luz, We empty the capsules of Virastop into a little bit of organic pear juice that is not from concentrate (as it has less sugar), draw it into an oral syringe, and, then inject it into the mouth. --penumbra > > My girl does not swallow caps

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I think I missed something. if our kids have sticky RBC, what do we give to unstick them> My sons MCV has always been high, but that is a machine reading them. So if someone can give me what to give to unstick teh RBC I would be grateful > > Menta

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Feeding tube- no feeding tube? I am so thankful Don has spared me the decision. He is young compared to your dad. 74 to your dad's 85. Yet, he said, and signed papers, not to prolong his life, and especially no feeding tube. He said he didn't want

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Very helpful information, Allesandra. Thanks. Hi Robin,I don't believe Candex has any protease in it. Enzymedica's Candidase has both Cellulase (to fight the yeast) and Protease which will kill off any toxins the yeast cells releasd. V

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Dianne, it's been a long journey. I'm sorry for your loss but relieved your dad is free. Your mom is very lucky to have you there with her. Keep strong for each other as you need to. The time will come that you can let go then give into it as need

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We have a ten month old infected with some sort of parasite. It looks like pinworms, but they never come out live (we are on our third weekly round of seeing them in his stool) and a paddle test was negative. The pediatrician is giving us the run a

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My daughter just got results from viral titers back. Hospital where we did labs sent her blood to lab that just reported back " positive-negative " on most viruses. I am so mad. But I got numbers on Epstein-Barr and cytomegalovirus: EVB VGA, IgM

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THANKS BONITA Re: allergy question [url]http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/foodallergyautism/---[/url] In [email]mb12valtrex [/email], "Bonita Todd" wrote:>> I remember a long time ago someone on this list (I think?) mentioned something ab

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My 10 yo Aspergers son has had a Revitapop on Monday and Wednesday (we've not tried MB12 before). He was pretty calm the days he had the pops. Today he flew into a rage over something and I gave him a Revitapop and a few minutes later he was calm. Ca

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Christel - We have been on Azithro for three months, 1xwk along with a strep-free probiotic (original one had the strep and we changed); 4 chewable Transfer Factor per day for immune support. He is never sick anymore since we are consistent with

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We use oral EDTA for biofilm. No problems here. My child's weight is about 40 lbs. and we take one capsule daily. > > Hi All, > > Has anyone used oral EDTA for chelation? Our doctor wants us to start a biofilm protocol using natokinase, EDTA, in

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Hi Leah, Thank you for the information. My father has already been diagnosed by Dr. Lutcher (sp). About three years ago we took him to geriatric specialist and after a battery of tests they told us he had dementia. Things did not seem quite

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Hi Courage, i joined in January 2003 but as you know granda passed in August that year......Just thought i'd throw my tupance worth in!!! amanda.x 2003 Hi All, I'm wondering if there are any members who joined in 2003 and if their LO's

We loved the shots....huge gains (eye contact, language, responsiveness, awareness, etc.). However, we also experienced hyperactivity, sleep disturbance, restlessness, stimming, and yeast flares. Most side effects subsided after six weeks and we fe

DMSA has been around 30+ years. I’m thinking I read that wrong. OSR is the one that is too new to get much reliable advice on. For DMSA advice, I’d check the autism-mercury board. [url]http://www.recoveringnicholas.com[/url] [url]h

EAST HANOVER, N.J., July 10 -- The FDA has approved a rivastigmine transdermal patch for mild to moderate Alzheimer's disease, Novartis announced here. The patch (Exelon Patch) is the first approved transdermal system for treatment of Alzheimer's

Just curious. How many mommies out there have been tested and treated for yeast.

Hello from France (excuse my possible mistakes...) if the kid is a PST kid (non tolerating phenols), is high curcumin of Enhansa a problem ? Or is the product of Lee Silsby free or low in phenols ? When taking antiviral (Valtrex or OLE), consumptio

Re: Imipramine?

Hi Joanna, We did both for my dd. We chelated her for a year,then added Zithromax for 6 months while still chelating her. The first couple weeks were horrible, we had to change antifungal but the results are worth it. Natasha Zithromax for

The correct link is [url]http://www.xcell-center.com/[/url] Ornella Re: Re: Stemcell treatment Germany link?? This link brings me to a wireless network page. Does anyone have the correct link? Kerrie In a message dated 4/13/2009

Thanks! We live in California, so a bit far for us (especially since I don’t do airplanes). From: [email]mb12valtrex [/email] [mailto:mb12valtrex ] On Behalf Of Christel King Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 2:30 PM To: [email]mb12valtre

Hi dear Helene, You told me once, and I plumb (that means I dropped the plumb bob) forgot. And we even talked about your daughter living not too far from mine. Oh brother. Well, yours isn't the only stupid thing I did today. The NH had a party, a

Hi Luz, We empty the capsules of Virastop into a little bit of organic pear juice that is not from concentrate (as it has less sugar), draw it into an oral syringe, and, then inject it into the mouth. --penumbra > > My girl does not swallow caps

I think I missed something. if our kids have sticky RBC, what do we give to unstick them> My sons MCV has always been high, but that is a machine reading them. So if someone can give me what to give to unstick teh RBC I would be grateful > > Menta

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Feeding tube- no feeding tube? I am so thankful Don has spared me the decision. He is young compared to your dad. 74 to your dad's 85. Yet, he said, and signed papers, not to prolong his life, and especially no feeding tube. He said he didn't want

Sherry/Leah

Very helpful information, Allesandra. Thanks. Hi Robin,I don't believe Candex has any protease in it. Enzymedica's Candidase has both Cellulase (to fight the yeast) and Protease which will kill off any toxins the yeast cells releasd. V

Dianne, it's been a long journey. I'm sorry for your loss but relieved your dad is free. Your mom is very lucky to have you there with her. Keep strong for each other as you need to. The time will come that you can let go then give into it as need

We have a ten month old infected with some sort of parasite. It looks like pinworms, but they never come out live (we are on our third weekly round of seeing them in his stool) and a paddle test was negative. The pediatrician is giving us the run a

My daughter just got results from viral titers back. Hospital where we did labs sent her blood to lab that just reported back " positive-negative " on most viruses. I am so mad. But I got numbers on Epstein-Barr and cytomegalovirus: EVB VGA, IgM

THANKS BONITA Re: allergy question [url]http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/foodallergyautism/---[/url] In [email]mb12valtrex [/email], "Bonita Todd" wrote:>> I remember a long time ago someone on this list (I think?) mentioned something ab

My 10 yo Aspergers son has had a Revitapop on Monday and Wednesday (we've not tried MB12 before). He was pretty calm the days he had the pops. Today he flew into a rage over something and I gave him a Revitapop and a few minutes later he was calm. Ca

Christel - We have been on Azithro for three months, 1xwk along with a strep-free probiotic (original one had the strep and we changed); 4 chewable Transfer Factor per day for immune support. He is never sick anymore since we are consistent with

We use oral EDTA for biofilm. No problems here. My child's weight is about 40 lbs. and we take one capsule daily. > > Hi All, > > Has anyone used oral EDTA for chelation? Our doctor wants us to start a biofilm protocol using natokinase, EDTA, in

Hi Leah, Thank you for the information. My father has already been diagnosed by Dr. Lutcher (sp). About three years ago we took him to geriatric specialist and after a battery of tests they told us he had dementia. Things did not seem quite

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