Re: Need help for my daughter who is in a regression and we cannot figure out why

April 26, 2006

,

Why don't you try the flagyl and Rx antifungal for her? You could

know pretty quickly if this is a bacterial problem.

>

> In a previous email I described what is going on with my

daughter

> . If anyone has insight into this I would be grateful. Her

spaciness

> and distraction are really prevalent right now., for about 2 months

> she did well. A bit of history, She chelated for a year took

valtrex

> for 8 months and was currently on an amino acid (travecor) and

MB12.

> The Mb12increased hyperactivity (I have since read that many order

> without the folinic acid which I plan to try next time) and the

amino

> acids calmed her down. she started struggling more with memory and

> stomach aches so we took her off of everything for 3o days. She

was

> still complaining about stomach aches and a lab test revealed her

> yeast was down but she had clostirdia. My son also had clostridia

and

> we used flagyl on him. THe flagyl increased his yeast so I

decided to

> use allicin with her (garlic and cinnamon) and a probiotic

florastar.

> Anyway, we added back the supplements and Mb12 . Her stomach aches

> have subsided but she has regressed in behavior. Spaciness, low

> energy, much difficulty with focus and concentration. I took her

back

> off the MB12 thinking she was not processing something in it well

and

> because she was getting very stuffy nosed. Regression has continued

> could the the Allicin be causing any of this? ANy insights would be

> greatly appreciated.

>

April 26, 2006

,

Why don't you try the flagyl and Rx antifungal for her? You could

know pretty quickly if this is a bacterial problem.

>

> In a previous email I described what is going on with my

daughter

> . If anyone has insight into this I would be grateful. Her

spaciness

> and distraction are really prevalent right now., for about 2 months

> she did well. A bit of history, She chelated for a year took

valtrex

> for 8 months and was currently on an amino acid (travecor) and

MB12.

> The Mb12increased hyperactivity (I have since read that many order

> without the folinic acid which I plan to try next time) and the

amino

> acids calmed her down. she started struggling more with memory and

> stomach aches so we took her off of everything for 3o days. She

was

> still complaining about stomach aches and a lab test revealed her

> yeast was down but she had clostirdia. My son also had clostridia

and

> we used flagyl on him. THe flagyl increased his yeast so I

decided to

> use allicin with her (garlic and cinnamon) and a probiotic

florastar.

> Anyway, we added back the supplements and Mb12 . Her stomach aches

> have subsided but she has regressed in behavior. Spaciness, low

> energy, much difficulty with focus and concentration. I took her

back

> off the MB12 thinking she was not processing something in it well

and

> because she was getting very stuffy nosed. Regression has continued

> could the the Allicin be causing any of this? ANy insights would be

> greatly appreciated.

>

April 26, 2006

What form of MB12 did you use, and how bad was the hyperactivity? Our boy went through a couple of months of hyperactivity, but it is leaving slowly. Dr. Neubrander says most side effects subside in 6 months. Also, what diet are you on?deltaskymiles2317 <tracy@...> wrote: In a previous email I described what is going on with my daughter . If anyone has insight into this I would be grateful. Her spaciness and distraction are really prevalent right now., for about 2 months she did well. A bit of history, She chelated for a year took valtrex for 8 months and was currently on an amino acid (travecor) and MB12. The Mb12increased hyperactivity (I have since read that many order without the folinic acid which

I plan to try next time) and the amino acids calmed her down. she started struggling more with memory and stomach aches so we took her off of everything for 3o days. She was still complaining about stomach aches and a lab test revealed her yeast was down but she had clostirdia. My son also had clostridia and we used flagyl on him. THe flagyl increased his yeast so I decided to use allicin with her (garlic and cinnamon) and a probiotic florastar. Anyway, we added back the supplements and Mb12 . Her stomach aches have subsided but she has regressed in behavior. Spaciness, low energy, much difficulty with focus and concentration. I took her back off the MB12 thinking she was not processing something in it well and because she was getting very stuffy nosed. Regression has continued could the the Allicin be causing any of this? ANy insights would be greatly appreciated.

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April 26, 2006

What form of MB12 did you use, and how bad was the hyperactivity? Our boy went through a couple of months of hyperactivity, but it is leaving slowly. Dr. Neubrander says most side effects subside in 6 months. Also, what diet are you on?deltaskymiles2317 <tracy@...> wrote: In a previous email I described what is going on with my daughter . If anyone has insight into this I would be grateful. Her spaciness and distraction are really prevalent right now., for about 2 months she did well. A bit of history, She chelated for a year took valtrex for 8 months and was currently on an amino acid (travecor) and MB12. The Mb12increased hyperactivity (I have since read that many order without the folinic acid which

I plan to try next time) and the amino acids calmed her down. she started struggling more with memory and stomach aches so we took her off of everything for 3o days. She was still complaining about stomach aches and a lab test revealed her yeast was down but she had clostirdia. My son also had clostridia and we used flagyl on him. THe flagyl increased his yeast so I decided to use allicin with her (garlic and cinnamon) and a probiotic florastar. Anyway, we added back the supplements and Mb12 . Her stomach aches have subsided but she has regressed in behavior. Spaciness, low energy, much difficulty with focus and concentration. I took her back off the MB12 thinking she was not processing something in it well and because she was getting very stuffy nosed. Regression has continued could the the Allicin be causing any of this? ANy insights would be greatly appreciated.

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April 26, 2006

Tracey,

The garlic and cinnamin may not be enough for the yeast and yeast isn't

necessarily a bad thing when doing antibacterials and antivirals, you just have

to stay on top of it. It could be yeast or do you happen to have her on a

calcium supplement? Calcium caused those regressive problems in my son.

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>From: deltaskymiles2317 <tracy@...>

>Date: Wed Apr 26 13:37:33 CDT 2006

>mb12 valtrex

>Subject: Need help for my daughter who is in a regression and we

cannot figure out why

>

> In a previous email I described what is going on with my daughter

>. If anyone has insight into this I would be grateful. Her spaciness

>and distraction are really prevalent right now., for about 2 months

>she did well. A bit of history, She chelated for a year took valtrex

>for 8 months and was currently on an amino acid (travecor) and MB12.

>The Mb12increased hyperactivity (I have since read that many order

>without the folinic acid which I plan to try next time) and the amino

>acids calmed her down. she started struggling more with memory and

>stomach aches so we took her off of everything for 3o days. She was

>still complaining about stomach aches and a lab test revealed her

>yeast was down but she had clostirdia. My son also had clostridia and

>we used flagyl on him. THe flagyl increased his yeast so I decided to

>use allicin with her (garlic and cinnamon) and a probiotic florastar.

>Anyway, we added back the supplements and Mb12 . Her stomach aches

>have subsided but she has regressed in behavior. Spaciness, low

>energy, much difficulty with focus and concentration. I took her back

>off the MB12 thinking she was not processing something in it well and

>because she was getting very stuffy nosed. Regression has continued

>could the the Allicin be causing any of this? ANy insights would be

>greatly appreciated.

>

April 26, 2006