Re: Strange behaviour Yeast Sacc Boul query

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time, mark.grabiec@... writes:

I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper and black rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning and tea time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52 a pot therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like a dream for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent, spacey, panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk a bit too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more sacc boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?

>>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc B's do you give?

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Sac B can also be involved in the detoxification of clostridia. I

know that DDI has a clostridia add-on to their CDSA panel, but even

without it showing up in a CDSA, it could still be there. If

clostridia is a problem, Dr. Yasko suggests Sac B (also called

Florastor), oxydrene, O2plus and bay leaf. Just a thought, in case

it's not yeast...

Best,

Theresa

>

>

> In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time,

> mark.grabiec@... writes:

>

> I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper and

black

> rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning and

tea

> time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52 a pot

> therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like a

dream

> for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent,

spacey,

> panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk a

bit

> too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more sacc

> boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?

>

>

>

> >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc B's do

you give?

>

> Mandi x

>

[Guest guest]

I have heard of Florastor but didn't know if it was as good as Sac B, well, really is Sac B, but with soe difference as you can give with meals, unlike Sac B.

Re: Strange behaviour Yeast Sacc Boul query

Sac B can also be involved in the detoxification of clostridia. I know that DDI has a clostridia add-on to their CDSA panel, but even without it showing up in a CDSA, it could still be there. If clostridia is a problem, Dr. Yasko suggests Sac B (also called Florastor), oxydrene, O2plus and bay leaf. Just a thought, in case it's not yeast...Best,Theresa>> > In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time, > mark.grabiec@... writes:> > I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper and black > rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning and tea > time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52 a pot > therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like a dream > for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent, spacey, > panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk a bit > too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more sacc > boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?> > > > >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc B's do you give?> > Mandi x>

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

It's my understanding that Florastor is simply Saccharomyces

boulardii that is protected through a patented lyophilization and

fermentation process. The company that makes Florastor - Biocodex -

was co-founded by the French researcher, Henri Boulard, who first

isolated Saccharomyces boulardii in Indochina in the 1920s or

something like that. He was trying to figure out what it was in the

lychee fruit that could help with chollera -- a tea made with lychee

fruit was used locally to treat chollera. Because Biocodex was the

first to patent and produce it, everyone uses their strain to do

research. Biocodex actually holds the patent rights on this, so

maybe other companies make it with Biocodex's patent, I don't know.

Evidently, all the clinical studies on Saccharomyces boulardii that

have been published in the major journals have been conducted using

the Saccharomyces boulardii lyo strain found in Florastor. So I'm

not sure why you can take one kind with food and other without --

either they are the same strain and there are simply different

companies giving different advice, or they are different strains.

Best,

Theresa

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time,

> > mark.grabiec@ writes:

> >

> > I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper and

> black

> > rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning

and

> tea

> > time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52 a

pot

> > therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like a

> dream

> > for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent,

> spacey,

> > panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk a

> bit

> > too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more sacc

> > boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?

> >

> >

> >

> > >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc B's

do

> you give?

> >

> > Mandi x

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Just one cap each time. Do you think I should give more? Tonight

he's really wierd. Do you think .... he's just not hairy enough for

a were wolf surely...

>

>

> In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time,

> mark.grabiec@... writes:

>

> I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper and

black

> rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning and

tea

> time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52 a pot

> therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like a

dream

> for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent,

spacey,

> panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk a

bit

> too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more sacc

> boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?

>

>

>

> >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc B's do

you give?

>

> Mandi x

>

[Guest guest]

so would he take more sacc b than he already does?

> > >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight Time,

> > > mark.grabiec@ writes:

> > >

> > > I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit hyper

and

> > black

> > > rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi morning

> and

> > tea

> > > time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the $52

a

> pot

> > > therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked like

a

> > dream

> > > for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit violent,

> > spacey,

> > > panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has drunk

a

> > bit

> > > too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in more

sacc

> > > boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated charcoal?

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many Sacc

B's

> do

> > you give?

> > >

> > > Mandi x

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 08/09/2006 18:39:57 GMT Daylight Time, tltbaku@... writes:

Penta Water - as much as possible (I haven't found this yet in Europe, so I'm personally not going to add this)

>>Sam absolutely refused to drink this stuff, spooky, he drinks filtered water all day long, but this he pushed away - I think he smelt something though I couldn't and I Have keen sense of smell as does he. I have some liquid O2 stuff coming for a trial

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 08/09/2006 21:32:22 GMT Daylight Time, mark.grabiec@... writes:

Thanks for this. Tom's been taking 2 caps of sacc b for several months now, since March in fact, morning and afternoon. I'm trying to work out whether his suddenly reappearing panda eyes and giggly behaviour would be helped or hindered by upping his dose.

>>>The dregs of Sam's dark circles went away with NCD and Liver Life - I think the Liver Life did it

Mandi x

PS He gets 4-6 Sacc B and 2 x CP1 ............all at once at night when he is asleep

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this. Tom's been taking 2 caps of sacc b for several

months now, since March in fact, morning and afternoon. I'm trying

to work out whether his suddenly reappearing panda eyes and giggly

behaviour would be helped or hindered by upping his dose.

The oxygenation stuff is fascinating and makes a lot of sense. I

really must look into Yasko properly.

thanks again, appreciate it

Steph x

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > In a message dated 06/09/2006 20:33:52 GMT Daylight

Time,

> > > > > mark.grabiec@ writes:

> > > > >

> > > > > I think this is yeast related. TOm's just gone a bit

hyper

> > and

> > > > black

> > > > > rings round his eyes. His protocol is sacc boulardi

> morning

> > > and

> > > > tea

> > > > > time and Klaires Detox therbiotic at bed time (yes, the

> $52

> > a

> > > pot

> > > > > therbiotic, expensive tastes that boy). This has worked

> like

> > a

> > > > dream

> > > > > for months now. Last two days - manic laughter, bit

> violent,

> > > > spacey,

> > > > > panda eyes. He hasn't eaten real sugar ubt perhaps has

> drunk

> > a

> > > > bit

> > > > > too much pomegreat? any thoughts? do i just chuck in

more

> > sacc

> > > > > boulardii? add some OLE? give up and give activated

> charcoal?

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > >>>Its a full moon tomorrow, hang in there. How many

Sacc

> > B's

> > > do

> > > > you give?

> > > > >

> > > > > Mandi x

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We haven't tried Liver life. Our jury is still sooo out on NCD. I

can't see how it could work - yet it brought out and then eradicated

a cluster of warts on Tom's hand and a pale rash on his body. We're

still giving it - I just can't understand the science behind it at

all and of course Boyd Haley says he doens't think it can chelate.

Tom's having four drops 3 times a day. Just seems too much of a

coincidence that everybody who uses it has warts and rash. It must

do something! What's Liver life - a milk thistle thing? Tom's liver

function is pretty good (imagine mine less so!!)

What's this GABA stuff? have you tried it?

Sxx

>

>

> In a message dated 08/09/2006 21:32:22 GMT Daylight Time,

> mark.grabiec@... writes:

>

> Thanks for this. Tom's been taking 2 caps of sacc b for several

> months now, since March in fact, morning and afternoon. I'm

trying

> to work out whether his suddenly reappearing panda eyes and

giggly

> behaviour would be helped or hindered by upping his dose.

>

>

>

> >>>The dregs of Sam's dark circles went away with NCD and Liver

Life - I

> think the Liver Life did it

>

> Mandi x

> PS He gets 4-6 Sacc B and 2 x CP1 ............all at once at night

when he

> is asleep

>

[Guest guest]

I had used this in the past, but it was then withdrawn from sale in the UK!

Re: Re: Strange behaviour Yeast Sacc Boul query

In a message dated 08/09/2006 18:39:57 GMT Daylight Time, tltbaku writes:

Penta Water - as much as possible (I haven't found this yet in Europe, so I'm personally not going to add this)

>>Sam absolutely refused to drink this stuff, spooky, he drinks filtered water all day long, but this he pushed away - I think he smelt something though I couldn't and I Have keen sense of smell as does he. I have some liquid O2 stuff coming for a trial

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 13/09/2006 11:26:30 GMT Daylight Time, catherine.devereux@... writes:

Are you suggesting that the viruses are what is holding the heavy metals in the body? If so would it be reasonable to assume that one should tackle viral issues first before chelation ie release viruses and then mop up the metals?

>>>>You haven;t watched those DVD's yet have you? Tut Tut lol - make a date with yourself, she explains it all very well

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

Hey All,

Sorry I've missed this string lately.

I believe that NCD is acting on viruses, which would be a good thing

if it is actually clearing them out or destroying them. Common

warts are tumours caused by a viral infection of Human Papilloma

Virus. I have read various claims that zeolites and NCD are " broad-

spectrum anti-virals. "

If you consider that Dr. Yasko's detoxification work centers on the

fact that viruses (and of course bacteria) bind with heavy and toxic

metals and sequester them in the body, then it is an interesting

proposition. So when viruses are finally released, so are the

metals.

I don't know if NCD is actually doing anything with viral release,

but it is a pretty inriguing idea. As a note, Dr. Yasko is wary of

NCD simply because of the aluminum content of zeolites in general,--

she is very concerned about aluminum burden (which binds closely to

bacteria, not viruses), especially in girls who tend to have higher

levels of it. The developer of NCD claimes that the aluminum content

of NCD does not remain in the body -- that there is not residue

left. However, the jury is still out on that one, as there are no

definitive studiesw of this, and studies of other kidsn of zeolite

suggest that aluminum is left in the body.

But anyway, it seems to be helping lots of kids, and I think the

viral-metal connection is very interesting to say the least!

Hugs,

Theresa

> >

> >

> > In a message dated 08/09/2006 21:32:22 GMT Daylight Time,

> > mark.grabiec@ writes:

> >

> > Thanks for this. Tom's been taking 2 caps of sacc b for several

> > months now, since March in fact, morning and afternoon. I'm

> trying

> > to work out whether his suddenly reappearing panda eyes and

> giggly

> > behaviour would be helped or hindered by upping his dose.

> >

> >

> >

> > >>>The dregs of Sam's dark circles went away with NCD and Liver

> Life - I

> > think the Liver Life did it

> >

> > Mandi x

> > PS He gets 4-6 Sacc B and 2 x CP1 ............all at once at

night

> when he

> > is asleep

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Theresa,

Are you suggesting that the viruses are what is holding the heavy metals

in the body? If so would it be reasonable to assume that one should

tackle viral issues first before chelation ie release viruses and then

mop up the metals?

Many thanks

tltbaku wrote:

> Hey All,

>

> Sorry I've missed this string lately.

>

> I believe that NCD is acting on viruses, which would be a good thing

> if it is actually clearing them out or destroying them. Common

> warts are tumours caused by a viral infection of Human Papilloma

> Virus. I have read various claims that zeolites and NCD are " broad-

> spectrum anti-virals. "

>

> If you consider that Dr. Yasko's detoxification work centers on the

> fact that viruses (and of course bacteria) bind with heavy and toxic

> metals and sequester them in the body, then it is an interesting

> proposition. So when viruses are finally released, so are the

> metals.

>

> I don't know if NCD is actually doing anything with viral release,

> but it is a pretty inriguing idea. As a note, Dr. Yasko is wary of

> NCD simply because of the aluminum content of zeolites in general,--

> she is very concerned about aluminum burden (which binds closely to

> bacteria, not viruses), especially in girls who tend to have higher

> levels of it. The developer of NCD claimes that the aluminum content

> of NCD does not remain in the body -- that there is not residue

> left. However, the jury is still out on that one, as there are no

> definitive studiesw of this, and studies of other kidsn of zeolite

> suggest that aluminum is left in the body.

>

> But anyway, it seems to be helping lots of kids, and I think the

> viral-metal connection is very interesting to say the least!

>

> Hugs,

> Theresa

>

>

> > >

> > >

> > > In a message dated 08/09/2006 21:32:22 GMT Daylight Time,

> > > mark.grabiec@ writes:

> > >

> > > Thanks for this. Tom's been taking 2 caps of sacc b for several

> > > months now, since March in fact, morning and afternoon. I'm

> > trying

> > > to work out whether his suddenly reappearing panda eyes and

> > giggly

> > > behaviour would be helped or hindered by upping his dose.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > >>>The dregs of Sam's dark circles went away with NCD and Liver

> > Life - I

> > > think the Liver Life did it

> > >

> > > Mandi x

> > > PS He gets 4-6 Sacc B and 2 x CP1 ............all at once at

> night

> > when he

> > > is asleep

> > >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

Bugger - been caught out again! Will get to it boss!

x

Mum231ASD@... wrote:

> In a message dated 13/09/2006 11:26:30 GMT Daylight Time,

> catherine.devereux@... writes:

>

> Are you suggesting that the viruses are what is holding the heavy

> metals

> in the body? If so would it be reasonable to assume that one should

> tackle viral issues first before chelation ie release viruses and

> then

> mop up the metals?

>

> >>>>You haven;t watched those DVD's yet have you? Tut Tut lol - make a

> date with yourself, she explains it all very well

>

> Mandi x

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

Let me try to elaborate what I understand to be the case -- but it's

jsut my understanding.

It is a known fact -- certainly not something Dr. Yasko made up, you

can find all kinds of references in PubMed on this -- that viruses

and bacteria hold onto heavy and toxic metals. Bacteria in

particular bind tightly with aluminum -- that's why a major

treatment of " traveller's diarrhea " is to use aluminum-containing

antacids (Google diarrhea and aluminum and you will come up with all

kinds of article on bacterial-aluminum binding). The aluminum binds

to the bacteria. Well, that's great if all the bacteria and

aluminum comes out, but what if the bacteria and aluminum stay in

your body? This is definitely the case with our kids -- Lulu is a

sponge for bacteria, probably due to the high-dose iron she was

given at the orphanage the first year of her life (to treat anemia,

but aht was probably lead-induced anemia, anothe part of the

story). Iron supplementation drives bacterial virulence. I have no

doubt that I have lots of bacteria sequestered in my body as well,

females especially have a hard time with this. So watch out for the

iron content of your muyltivit!

For viruses and metals, it's more complex, becasue you have various

kinds of viruses -- DNA and RNA baswed viruses, meaning that some

viruses have their gentic material stored in DNA and some in RNA.

For example, herpes, CMV, EBV, and hepatitis are all DNA-based

viruses, while measles and mumps are RNA-based retroviruses, and

rubella is an RNA-based virus . Our genetic material is stored as

DNA, but the way that our genetic material gets expressed is through

RNA -- this is called translation or transcription. So in the case

of herpes or CMV or EBV or hepatitis, when we get infected, the

virus can be active (when you see the symptoms) or latent. When it

is latent, its DNA has been integrated into our DNA. When we get

infected with measles or mumps they can convert their RNA to DNA and

get inserted into our DNA -- when they are activated again, they

turn back to RNA(that's why they are called retroviruses). Rubella

can't do that, but it can get incorporated into our DNA if measles

or mumps are also present, because it sort of piggy-backs on the

retrovirus action of the measles and mumps viruses.

Now the metals part - Viruses have been shown to induce the

synthesis of host metallothionein proteins. These proteins help to

detoxify metals , to balance copper and zinc, things like that --

that's why Walsh from the Pfeiffer center has focused so heavily on

metallothioneins (and it's also perhaps one of the reasons that Dr.

Usman takes Dr. Yasko's work seriously and works with so many

patients who are doing Yaskos' protocol -- because this science

makes sense to her, having come from the Pfeiffer center – but

that's just my half-baked theory -- LOL). So what happens is that

the virus begins to take control of the metallothionein proteins,

and they bind to heavy metals in the body, but they then sequester

the metals inside the cell, because they are not longer responding

to the body's cell signaling processes, but to the virus'

signalling. Dr. Yasko (and others) think that the virus does this in

order to keep the host immuno-compromised so that the host's body

will not be able to mount a response to the presence of the virus.

So the viruses commander host metallothioneins, leading to lowered

available metallothionein in the host – they've all been hijacked!

Finally, here's where methylation comes in -- methyl groups are

involved in silencing DNA, and in silencing viral DNA. So if the

methylation pathway is broken because of genetic mutations, heavy

and toxic metals, and more, then DNA silencing is compromised.

So, Dr, Yasko's detoxification protocol relies on RNAs that she has

designed – she has a long history in working with bacterial and

viral DNA and RNA – to get rid of the viruses and thus to release

the metals. I think that this is why the kids who do her detox

protocol have these legendary urinary and fecal metal dumps – I mean

things like 80 times the upper reference range! It's just

unbelievable what they see coming out of some of these kids. It

also of course relies on getting the methylation cycle going again

for proper detox, bypassing the mutations in the cycle and getting a

specific protocol based on your child's genetics.

We have not yet begun to address viral detox in her protocol – we

hope to begin in several month's time – but we have been doing a lot

of bacterial detox, and still have a ways to go. Lulu has made major

gains in motor skills and began babbling – she is totally nonverbal –

and even said her first word, Mama – after we started going after

the bacteria. I am going to starty doing regular urinary toxic

metals screens soon to see if she is dumping any aluminum, but I

feel sure she must be. Aluminum in the body is heavily associated

with apraxia (dyspraxia in the UK), and Lulu has oral and motor

apraxia – so her apraxia is global and quite severe.

So.. Long-winded, but I hope that helps explain things a bit. Not

sure that I got everything right, but that's my understanding, at

least.

Hugs,

Theresa

Dr. Yasko's detoxification protocol is very different that that of

DAN!. Dr. Yasko

>

> Hi Theresa,

> Are you suggesting that the viruses are what is holding the heavy

metals

> in the body? If so would it be reasonable to assume that one

should

> tackle viral issues first before chelation ie release viruses and

then

> mop up the metals?

> Many thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Theresa, am definitely off to watch the DVD to get my head round

this!

tltbaku wrote:

> Hey ,

>

> Let me try to elaborate what I understand to be the case -- but it's

> jsut my understanding.

>

> It is a known fact -- certainly not something Dr. Yasko made up, you

> can find all kinds of references in PubMed on this -- that viruses

> and bacteria hold onto heavy and toxic metals. Bacteria in

> particular bind tightly with aluminum -- that's why a major

> treatment of " traveller's diarrhea " is to use aluminum-containing

> antacids (Google diarrhea and aluminum and you will come up with all

> kinds of article on bacterial-aluminum binding). The aluminum binds

> to the bacteria. Well, that's great if all the bacteria and

> aluminum comes out, but what if the bacteria and aluminum stay in

> your body? This is definitely the case with our kids -- Lulu is a

> sponge for bacteria, probably due to the high-dose iron she was

> given at the orphanage the first year of her life (to treat anemia,

> but aht was probably lead-induced anemia, anothe part of the

> story). Iron supplementation drives bacterial virulence. I have no

> doubt that I have lots of bacteria sequestered in my body as well,

> females especially have a hard time with this. So watch out for the

> iron content of your muyltivit!

>

> For viruses and metals, it's more complex, becasue you have various

> kinds of viruses -- DNA and RNA baswed viruses, meaning that some

> viruses have their gentic material stored in DNA and some in RNA.

> For example, herpes, CMV, EBV, and hepatitis are all DNA-based

> viruses, while measles and mumps are RNA-based retroviruses, and

> rubella is an RNA-based virus . Our genetic material is stored as

> DNA, but the way that our genetic material gets expressed is through

> RNA -- this is called translation or transcription. So in the case

> of herpes or CMV or EBV or hepatitis, when we get infected, the

> virus can be active (when you see the symptoms) or latent. When it

> is latent, its DNA has been integrated into our DNA. When we get

> infected with measles or mumps they can convert their RNA to DNA and

> get inserted into our DNA -- when they are activated again, they

> turn back to RNA(that's why they are called retroviruses). Rubella

> can't do that, but it can get incorporated into our DNA if measles

> or mumps are also present, because it sort of piggy-backs on the

> retrovirus action of the measles and mumps viruses.

>

> Now the metals part - Viruses have been shown to induce the

> synthesis of host metallothionein proteins. These proteins help to

> detoxify metals , to balance copper and zinc, things like that --

> that's why Walsh from the Pfeiffer center has focused so heavily on

> metallothioneins (and it's also perhaps one of the reasons that Dr.

> Usman takes Dr. Yasko's work seriously and works with so many

> patients who are doing Yaskos' protocol -- because this science

> makes sense to her, having come from the Pfeiffer center – but

> that's just my half-baked theory -- LOL). So what happens is that

> the virus begins to take control of the metallothionein proteins,

> and they bind to heavy metals in the body, but they then sequester

> the metals inside the cell, because they are not longer responding

> to the body's cell signaling processes, but to the virus'

> signalling. Dr. Yasko (and others) think that the virus does this in

> order to keep the host immuno-compromised so that the host's body

> will not be able to mount a response to the presence of the virus.

> So the viruses commander host metallothioneins, leading to lowered

> available metallothionein in the host – they've all been hijacked!

>

> Finally, here's where methylation comes in -- methyl groups are

> involved in silencing DNA, and in silencing viral DNA. So if the

> methylation pathway is broken because of genetic mutations, heavy

> and toxic metals, and more, then DNA silencing is compromised.

>

> So, Dr, Yasko's detoxification protocol relies on RNAs that she has

> designed – she has a long history in working with bacterial and

> viral DNA and RNA – to get rid of the viruses and thus to release

> the metals. I think that this is why the kids who do her detox

> protocol have these legendary urinary and fecal metal dumps – I mean

> things like 80 times the upper reference range! It's just

> unbelievable what they see coming out of some of these kids. It

> also of course relies on getting the methylation cycle going again

> for proper detox, bypassing the mutations in the cycle and getting a

> specific protocol based on your child's genetics.

>

> We have not yet begun to address viral detox in her protocol – we

> hope to begin in several month's time – but we have been doing a lot

> of bacterial detox, and still have a ways to go. Lulu has made major

> gains in motor skills and began babbling – she is totally nonverbal –

> and even said her first word, Mama – after we started going after

> the bacteria. I am going to starty doing regular urinary toxic

> metals screens soon to see if she is dumping any aluminum, but I

> feel sure she must be. Aluminum in the body is heavily associated

> with apraxia (dyspraxia in the UK), and Lulu has oral and motor

> apraxia – so her apraxia is global and quite severe.

>

> So.. Long-winded, but I hope that helps explain things a bit. Not

> sure that I got everything right, but that's my understanding, at

> least.

>

> Hugs,

> Theresa

>

> Dr. Yasko's detoxification protocol is very different that that of

> DAN!. Dr. Yasko

>

>

> >

> > Hi Theresa,

> > Are you suggesting that the viruses are what is holding the heavy

> metals

> > in the body? If so would it be reasonable to assume that one

> should

> > tackle viral issues first before chelation ie release viruses and

> then

> > mop up the metals?

> > Many thanks

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 13/09/2006 12:49:26 GMT Standard Time, tltbaku@... writes:

So.. Long-winded, but I hope that helps explain things a bit. Not sure that I got everything right, but that's my understanding, at least.Hugs,Theresa

Thanks, Theresa, that was helpful to me, having known absolutely nothing about Yasko. Now I *think* I do, lol. Guess we know who's been doing her homework! Yay to Lulu! Keep kicking those viruses arses! Way to go!

Darla

[Guest guest]

Big, big hugs to you, Darla! And the same back atcha!!!!

Muah,

Theresa

>

>

> In a message dated 13/09/2006 12:49:26 GMT Standard Time,

tltbaku@...

> writes:

>

> So.. Long-winded, but I hope that helps explain things a bit. Not

> sure that I got everything right, but that's my understanding,

at

> least.

>

> Hugs,

> Theresa

>

>

>

> Thanks, Theresa, that was helpful to me, having known absolutely

nothing

> about Yasko. Now I *think* I do, lol. Guess we know who's been

doing her

> homework! Yay to Lulu! Keep kicking those viruses arses! Way to

go!

>

> Darla

>

[Guest guest]

Big, big hugs to you, Darla! And the same back atcha!!!!

Muah,

Theresa

>

>

> In a message dated 13/09/2006 12:49:26 GMT Standard Time,

tltbaku@...

> writes:

>

> So.. Long-winded, but I hope that helps explain things a bit. Not

> sure that I got everything right, but that's my understanding,

at

> least.

>

> Hugs,

> Theresa

>

>

>

> Thanks, Theresa, that was helpful to me, having known absolutely

nothing

> about Yasko. Now I *think* I do, lol. Guess we know who's been

doing her

> homework! Yay to Lulu! Keep kicking those viruses arses! Way to

go!

>

> Darla

>