Revised update: Re: update for Mandi

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Sorry, I left out some details. It's hard to be brief but cover

everything.

The vomiting was only when I was trying to chelate at the same

time. No less traumatic, but in retrospect made more sense.

Possibly just too much detoxifying, even though I was using a very

low dose. If theories about viruses binding with all sorts of

things are true, then stiring up the viruses stirred up all sorts of

other things too. Also, I'd not been able to chelate for 7 weeks.

My son is high in lead so lots of lead had a chance to move into the

soft tissue during our break; therefore, I suspected that the low

dose I was using would have seemed stronger than usual. A number

of people are debating whether to continue chelating during a viral

protocol. I don't think there are any sure answers in regard to

this. Myself, I want to chelate but don't want to push things too

far. It's a difficult and frightening decision.

Also, I had used immune boosters Natasa. High dose C for quite some

time, astragalus, inositol. My theory was that his immune system

was able to kick in quite well. Too well. It seemed to me that the

antivirals didn't escalate in a slow orderly way, i.e. how I

increased them, but that they escalated in a rather shocking

exponential way. Does that make sense?

In our case, I think part of the problem was my past experience with

my son. He doesn't respond strongly to anything. This was part of

the reason I'd chosen to use so many antivirals. I still believe

using a number is a good idea, but now I've also read a very

interesting thread at of a family who was using

only one natural antiviral, OLE, at quite high doses and seeing very

strong healing regressions. Perhaps my son only did need one or

maybe two of the antivirals. I've also read subsequently of kids

doing the same thing--having a fever each time an antiviral was

dosed.

From what I've read, kids seem to have certain patterns in their

sickness/regression. From my own little antiviral experiment on

myself, I found that I had a very swollen gland in my neck. This is

the spot that always responds first when I am sick. Since kids, all

kids, are so capable of spiking fevers, it does make sense that high

fever is a common reaction to an antiviral protocol.

I'll quit rambling now.

Thanks for the feedback on my previous post. This stuff if

confusing and frightening. I certainly don't feel the confidence

about this that I do about chelation.

Anita

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> I thought the same thing. Or an allergy to one or the other. I

posted to on the enzyme board, but she hasn't answered yet.

Also tried to post to her personal email box, but it was full.

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> The vomiting is particularly worrisome to me. That coupled with a

high fever can mean some dire consequences, real fast. Certainly

something to keep an eye on, which I am sure you will.

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> We have continued with the Virastop and are getting good results,

but the high fevers have stopped. I have to admit, though, that this

last cold/viral thing she had was probably more normal than anything

else she has had.

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> update for Mandi

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> Well, Mandi, how you keep us straight is beyond me. I can

hardly sort

> out my three kids.

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> As for the Virastop, we've stopped. But just for now. My

son, who

> had shown no signs of viral problems other than I couldn't

figure out

> why nothing else was really working (or at least working long-

term),

> ended up having a huge reaction to the viral protocol I

started with

> him. He weighs 34 pounds and I had worked up to 3 VS/day, 12

pellets

> lauricidin 3 times/day, 125 mg of OLE/day, and 5 ml Sambucol

per day.

> It started off well with a lovely viral rash and some more

tuned in

> behaviour and then it turned quite hellish. Very high fevers,

> complete lethargy, bizarre behaviour, vomiting, etc. I was

unprepared

> for such stuff and quit. I maintained the sambucol. Each

time I gave

> him some the fevers would return, although milder. This went

on for

> about 5 days. Yeast also flared up like I've never seen it

before,

> even during oral chelation. He's just now returned to some

sort of

> normal self.

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> Although I researched this carefully, I was still unprepared

for the

> rather horrible reaction. I realize now that I must go even

slower

> than I did, and I must be mentally prepared to let my son

suffer

> somewhat. In reading other parent reports, this seems to be

necessary

> for some kids. I hate that idea; however, I now believe that

my son

> really needs a viral protocol. I also believe that the

natural

> antivirals are powerful things.

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> I will report to others as I go through this with my son

again. I

> think more and more people are looking a viruses in their kids.

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> Looking forward to listening to your interview, Mandi :-)

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> Anita

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