Re: Covered in sweat tonight; could it be serious

[Guest guest]

Hi I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up. I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner. He is also on: CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest. Thanks Vera

[Guest guest]

Hi I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up. I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner. He is also on: CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest. Thanks Vera

[Guest guest]

The sweat could easily be from detox, especially if you see it with with

TD-DMPS. I have

had a hunch for some time that TD methods of metals detox are helping the skin

to detox

metals rather than the traditional ways that oral IV use the liver and kidneys.

This may

explain why we don't see high levels of metals in the stool or urine tests.

I also see night sweating in some children with fungal issues, so I would make

sure you

have an antifungal onboard.

- Stan

>

> Hi

>

> I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just

increased from

500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week

--

given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when

I

went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never

seen

anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake

up.

>

> I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone know

what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October) the

sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in gross

motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is

definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but

he has not

spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

>

> He is also on:

> CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast),

Nystatin --

works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium,

vitamin C

(perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

>

> Thanks

> Vera

>

[Guest guest]

The sweat could easily be from detox, especially if you see it with with

TD-DMPS. I have

had a hunch for some time that TD methods of metals detox are helping the skin

to detox

metals rather than the traditional ways that oral IV use the liver and kidneys.

This may

explain why we don't see high levels of metals in the stool or urine tests.

I also see night sweating in some children with fungal issues, so I would make

sure you

have an antifungal onboard.

- Stan

>

> Hi

>

> I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just

increased from

500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week

--

given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when

I

went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never

seen

anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake

up.

>

> I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone know

what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October) the

sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in gross

motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is

definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but

he has not

spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

>

> He is also on:

> CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast),

Nystatin --

works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium,

vitamin C

(perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

>

> Thanks

> Vera

>

[Guest guest]

Stan, this sweating issue is very interesting. My grandson is a sweater at night-big time. I did do TD-DMPS for 7 months and never saw anything on a urine test come out--Nice to think it wasn't all for naught if what you say might be true. but of course, he's not healed yet. Stan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: The sweat could easily be from detox, especially if you see it with with TD-DMPS. I have had a hunch for some time that TD methods of metals detox are helping the skin to detox metals rather than the traditional ways that oral IV use the liver and kidneys. This may explain why we don't see high levels of metals in the stool or urine tests.I also see night sweating in some children with fungal issues, so I would make sure you have an antifungal onboard.- Stan---

In mb12 valtrex , Vera <sircarlito@...> wrote:>> Hi> > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex,

I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > He is also on:> CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > Thanks> Vera>

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[Guest guest]

Stan, this sweating issue is very interesting. My grandson is a sweater at night-big time. I did do TD-DMPS for 7 months and never saw anything on a urine test come out--Nice to think it wasn't all for naught if what you say might be true. but of course, he's not healed yet. Stan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: The sweat could easily be from detox, especially if you see it with with TD-DMPS. I have had a hunch for some time that TD methods of metals detox are helping the skin to detox metals rather than the traditional ways that oral IV use the liver and kidneys. This may explain why we don't see high levels of metals in the stool or urine tests.I also see night sweating in some children with fungal issues, so I would make sure you have an antifungal onboard.- Stan---

In mb12 valtrex , Vera <sircarlito@...> wrote:>> Hi> > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex,

I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > He is also on:> CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > Thanks> Vera>

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[Guest guest]

Vera,

My son started to sweat when we

started TD-glutathione. I think it’s a great sign to sweat. Daily

toxins are removed from our bodies when we sweat. When CJ started to sweat at

night after application of the glut I realized he had never really sweat

before. -

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of Vera

Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 2:35

AM

mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Covered

in sweat tonight; could it be serious

Hi

I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN

we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we

will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year

old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His

forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like

it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does

have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he

did not wake up.

I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate?

And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since

starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills,

balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really

do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would

be a record for the all time spinner.

He is also on:

CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals,

gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

Thanks

Vera

[Guest guest]

Vera,

My son started to sweat when we

started TD-glutathione. I think it’s a great sign to sweat. Daily

toxins are removed from our bodies when we sweat. When CJ started to sweat at

night after application of the glut I realized he had never really sweat

before. -

From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of Vera

Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2006 2:35

AM

mb12 valtrex

Subject: Re: Covered

in sweat tonight; could it be serious

Hi

I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN

we just increased from 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we

will go to 1000 mgs next week -- given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year

old son was covered with sweat when I went into his room tonight. His

forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen anything like

it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does

have pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he

did not wake up.

I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone know what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate?

And even back then (last October) the sweat was nothing like this. Since

starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross motor skills,

balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He is definitely spending less time upside down. I really

do not want to jinx it, but he has not spun in almost 2 weeks. This would

be a record for the all time spinner.

He is also on:

CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin -- works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C (perque), magnesium, minerals,

gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

Thanks

Vera

[Guest guest]

Maybe his metals issue wasn't just skin related. You may want to try a

different type of

administration... but that's just a theoretical suggestion from a guy who never

chelated his

kid.

- Stan

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just

increased

from

> 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next

week --

> given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat

when I

> went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have

never seen

> anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

> pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not

wake up.

> >

> > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone

know

> what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October)

the

> sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in gross

> motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He

is

> definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it,

but he has not

> spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

> >

> > He is also on:

> > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin --

> works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12,

calcium, vitamin

C

> (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Vera

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Maybe his metals issue wasn't just skin related. You may want to try a

different type of

administration... but that's just a theoretical suggestion from a guy who never

chelated his

kid.

- Stan

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just

increased

from

> 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next

week --

> given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat

when I

> went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have

never seen

> anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

> pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not

wake up.

> >

> > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone

know

> what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October)

the

> sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in gross

> motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking. He

is

> definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it,

but he has not

> spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

> >

> > He is also on:

> > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin --

> works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12,

calcium, vitamin

C

> (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

> >

> > Thanks

> > Vera

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I am going back to oral DMSA this summer. Stan , can you tell me how to administer OLE that I want to buy. all the pills(which I'd rather use) come in 500 mg and that seems too high tostart with. want to order it today along with VS> thanksStan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: Maybe his metals issue wasn't just skin related. You may want to try a different type of administration... but that's just a theoretical suggestion from a guy who never chelated his kid.- Stan> >> > Hi> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from > 500 mgs of Valtrex

per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. He is > definitely spending less time upside

down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > > > He is also on:> > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > > > Thanks> > Vera> >> > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

I am going back to oral DMSA this summer. Stan , can you tell me how to administer OLE that I want to buy. all the pills(which I'd rather use) come in 500 mg and that seems too high tostart with. want to order it today along with VS> thanksStan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: Maybe his metals issue wasn't just skin related. You may want to try a different type of administration... but that's just a theoretical suggestion from a guy who never chelated his kid.- Stan> >> > Hi> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased from > 500 mgs of Valtrex

per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have never seen > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone know > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) the > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in gross > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. He is > definitely spending less time upside

down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has not > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > > > He is also on:> > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin -- > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, vitamin C > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > > > Thanks> > Vera> >> > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

I don't think we have a lot of people using pill here. Anyone have pill

experience? ?

- Stan

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we

just increased

> from

> > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next

week --

> > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat

when I

> > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have

never seen

> > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

> > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not

wake up.

> > >

> > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone

> know

> > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October)

> the

> > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in

gross

> > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking.

He

> is

> > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it,

but he has

not

> > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

> > >

> > > He is also on:

> > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin

--

> > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12,

calcium,

vitamin

> C

> > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Vera

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I don't think we have a lot of people using pill here. Anyone have pill

experience? ?

- Stan

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we

just increased

> from

> > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next

week --

> > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat

when I

> > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with sweat. I have

never seen

> > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He

does have

> > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not

wake up.

> > >

> > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does

anyone

> know

> > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last

October)

> the

> > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing

gains in

gross

> > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful

thinking.

He

> is

> > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it,

but he has

not

> > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.

> > >

> > > He is also on:

> > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for

yeast), Nystatin

--

> > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12,

calcium,

vitamin

> C

> > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > Vera

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I use the Houston Nutraceutical OLE (though I don't have any real

reason, other than I like the company). I recompound it into size 3

capsules for my little guy who is very adept at taking pills. It is

a pain, but worth it to not have to take " yucky bites. "

Anne

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per

our DAN we just increased

> > from

> > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

1000 mgs next week --

> > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

covered with sweat when I

> > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

sweat. I have never seen

> > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

at bedtime. He does have

> > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

and he did not wake up.

> > > >

> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

dmps, but does anyone

> > know

> > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

back then (last October)

> > the

> > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think

we are seeing gains in

> gross

> > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

also be wishful thinking.

> He

> > is

> > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

want to jinx it, but he has

> not

> > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

time spinner.

> > > >

> > > > He is also on:

> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> --

> > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium,

> vitamin

> > C

> > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

the rest.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Vera

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I use the Houston Nutraceutical OLE (though I don't have any real

reason, other than I like the company). I recompound it into size 3

capsules for my little guy who is very adept at taking pills. It is

a pain, but worth it to not have to take " yucky bites. "

Anne

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per

our DAN we just increased

> > from

> > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

1000 mgs next week --

> > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

covered with sweat when I

> > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

sweat. I have never seen

> > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

at bedtime. He does have

> > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

and he did not wake up.

> > > >

> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

dmps, but does anyone

> > know

> > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

back then (last October)

> > the

> > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think

we are seeing gains in

> gross

> > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

also be wishful thinking.

> He

> > is

> > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

want to jinx it, but he has

> not

> > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

time spinner.

> > > >

> > > > He is also on:

> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> --

> > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium,

> vitamin

> > C

> > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

the rest.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Vera

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I use the Houston Nutraceutical OLE (though I don't have any real

reason, other than I like the company). I recompound it into size 3

capsules for my little guy who is very adept at taking pills. It is

a pain, but worth it to not have to take " yucky bites. "

Anne

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per

our DAN we just increased

> > from

> > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

1000 mgs next week --

> > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

covered with sweat when I

> > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

sweat. I have never seen

> > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

at bedtime. He does have

> > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

and he did not wake up.

> > > >

> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

dmps, but does anyone

> > know

> > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

back then (last October)

> > the

> > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think

we are seeing gains in

> gross

> > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

also be wishful thinking.

> He

> > is

> > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

want to jinx it, but he has

> not

> > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

time spinner.

> > > >

> > > > He is also on:

> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> --

> > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium,

> vitamin

> > C

> > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

the rest.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Vera

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I have never done the pills, but I would crush them if it were my

kid, and spread out the dosing during the day. One thing to note is

that many of these OLE brands use different dosing depending on

strength. I would look at the maximum dosage per day for that brand

and call the manufacturer if you have to and work your way up to the

maximum dose for your child.

I really like the idea of splitting the tablet up if you can or you

need to. 500mg seems like a lot initially depending on the strength

of it and concentration of the active ingredient.

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per

our DAN we just increased

> > from

> > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

1000 mgs next week --

> > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

covered with sweat when I

> > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

sweat. I have never seen

> > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

at bedtime. He does have

> > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

and he did not wake up.

> > > >

> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

dmps, but does anyone

> > know

> > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

back then (last October)

> > the

> > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think

we are seeing gains in

> gross

> > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

also be wishful thinking.

> He

> > is

> > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

want to jinx it, but he has

> not

> > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

time spinner.

> > > >

> > > > He is also on:

> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> --

> > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium,

> vitamin

> > C

> > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

the rest.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Vera

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I have never done the pills, but I would crush them if it were my

kid, and spread out the dosing during the day. One thing to note is

that many of these OLE brands use different dosing depending on

strength. I would look at the maximum dosage per day for that brand

and call the manufacturer if you have to and work your way up to the

maximum dose for your child.

I really like the idea of splitting the tablet up if you can or you

need to. 500mg seems like a lot initially depending on the strength

of it and concentration of the active ingredient.

> > > >

> > > > Hi

> > > >

> > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per

our DAN we just increased

> > from

> > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

1000 mgs next week --

> > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

covered with sweat when I

> > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

sweat. I have never seen

> > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

at bedtime. He does have

> > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

and he did not wake up.

> > > >

> > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

dmps, but does anyone

> > know

> > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

back then (last October)

> > the

> > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think

we are seeing gains in

> gross

> > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

also be wishful thinking.

> He

> > is

> > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

want to jinx it, but he has

> not

> > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

time spinner.

> > > >

> > > > He is also on:

> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> --

> > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

supplement, b 12, calcium,

> vitamin

> > C

> > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

the rest.

> > > >

> > > > Thanks

> > > > Vera

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

well now I find out they are caps so i might be better off with the drops. My grandson is tough and fussy so what are the drops like-nasty tasting or are you putting it in food or what. and also what brand?scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...> wrote: I have never done the pills, but I would crush them if it were my kid, and spread out the dosing during the day. One thing to note is that many of these OLE brands use different dosing depending on strength. I would look at the maximum dosage per day for that brand and call the manufacturer if you have to and work your way up to the maximum dose for your child.I really like the idea of splitting the tablet up if you can or you need to. 500mg seems like a lot initially depending on the strength of it and concentration of the active

ingredient.> > > >> > > > Hi> > > > > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased > > from > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I > > > went into his room tonight. His forehead

was drenched with sweat. I have never seen > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > > > > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone > > know > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) > > the > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in > gross > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. > He > > is > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has

> not > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > > > > > > > He is also on:> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin > -- > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, > vitamin > > C > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > Vera> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

well now I find out they are caps so i might be better off with the drops. My grandson is tough and fussy so what are the drops like-nasty tasting or are you putting it in food or what. and also what brand?scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...> wrote: I have never done the pills, but I would crush them if it were my kid, and spread out the dosing during the day. One thing to note is that many of these OLE brands use different dosing depending on strength. I would look at the maximum dosage per day for that brand and call the manufacturer if you have to and work your way up to the maximum dose for your child.I really like the idea of splitting the tablet up if you can or you need to. 500mg seems like a lot initially depending on the strength of it and concentration of the active

ingredient.> > > >> > > > Hi> > > > > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per our DAN we just increased > > from > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to 1000 mgs next week -- > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was covered with sweat when I > > > went into his room tonight. His forehead

was drenched with sweat. I have never seen > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick at bedtime. He does have > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel and he did not wake up.> > > > > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td dmps, but does anyone > > know > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even back then (last October) > > the > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think we are seeing gains in > gross > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could also be wishful thinking. > He > > is > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not want to jinx it, but he has

> not > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all time spinner.> > > > > > > > He is also on:> > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of oregano (for yeast), Nystatin > -- > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b supplement, b 12, calcium, > vitamin > > C > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember the rest.> > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > Vera> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

I will not try and sugar coat it for you. the stuff we got was

nasty tasting I took it for 3 months, and I had to mix it with a

soft drink and put 40 drops in a shot glass 3 times a day. Then I

would chase it. It was the Wild Oats house brand. It was only 9.95

a bottle. Money well spent.

http://www.wildoats.com

Since my son got a much lesser dose, it was not as nasty, but all

the same, I have not heard of any brand that was tasty. I am not

sure if you have your child on a diet or not, but here are a few

suggestions that worked for us.

Mix it with Cod Liver Oil and give it in a syringe if he will take

it. We had no problem doing it this way. You may want to put the

end of the syringe toward the back of the mouth so it avoids most of

the taste buds if you can. Another thing that we used was grape

juice.

Good Luck!

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but

per

> our DAN we just increased

> > > from

> > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

> 1000 mgs next week --

> > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

> covered with sweat when I

> > > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

> sweat. I have never seen

> > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

> at bedtime. He does have

> > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

> and he did not wake up.

> > > > >

> > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

> dmps, but does anyone

> > > know

> > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

> back then (last October)

> > > the

> > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I

think

> we are seeing gains in

> > gross

> > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

> also be wishful thinking.

> > He

> > > is

> > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

> want to jinx it, but he has

> > not

> > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

> time spinner.

> > > > >

> > > > > He is also on:

> > > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

> oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> > --

> > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

> supplement, b 12, calcium,

> > vitamin

> > > C

> > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

> the rest.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks

> > > > > Vera

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

I will not try and sugar coat it for you. the stuff we got was

nasty tasting I took it for 3 months, and I had to mix it with a

soft drink and put 40 drops in a shot glass 3 times a day. Then I

would chase it. It was the Wild Oats house brand. It was only 9.95

a bottle. Money well spent.

http://www.wildoats.com

Since my son got a much lesser dose, it was not as nasty, but all

the same, I have not heard of any brand that was tasty. I am not

sure if you have your child on a diet or not, but here are a few

suggestions that worked for us.

Mix it with Cod Liver Oil and give it in a syringe if he will take

it. We had no problem doing it this way. You may want to put the

end of the syringe toward the back of the mouth so it avoids most of

the taste buds if you can. Another thing that we used was grape

juice.

Good Luck!

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi

> > > > >

> > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but

per

> our DAN we just increased

> > > from

> > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to

> 1000 mgs next week --

> > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was

> covered with sweat when I

> > > > went into his room tonight. His forehead was drenched with

> sweat. I have never seen

> > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick

> at bedtime. He does have

> > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel

> and he did not wake up.

> > > > >

> > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td

> dmps, but does anyone

> > > know

> > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even

> back then (last October)

> > > the

> > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I

think

> we are seeing gains in

> > gross

> > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could

> also be wishful thinking.

> > He

> > > is

> > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not

> want to jinx it, but he has

> > not

> > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all

> time spinner.

> > > > >

> > > > > He is also on:

> > > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of

> oregano (for yeast), Nystatin

> > --

> > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b

> supplement, b 12, calcium,

> > vitamin

> > > C

> > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember

> the rest.

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks

> > > > > Vera

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

well thanks for answering. Givenyour answer and since my grandson could beat the crap out of me-I am going to take the othr persons suggestion and get the caps and recompound them. It may take longer, but in the end it will save any bodily scars. He takes pills so well anyway....scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...> wrote: I will not try and sugar coat it for you. the stuff we got was nasty tasting I took it for 3 months, and I had to mix it with a soft drink and put 40 drops in a shot glass 3 times a day. Then I would chase it. It was the Wild Oats house brand. It was only 9.95 a bottle. Money well spent.http://www.wildoats.comSince my son got a much lesser dose, it was not as nasty, but all the same, I have

not heard of any brand that was tasty. I am not sure if you have your child on a diet or not, but here are a few suggestions that worked for us.Mix it with Cod Liver Oil and give it in a syringe if he will take it. We had no problem doing it this way. You may want to put the end of the syringe toward the back of the mouth so it avoids most of the taste buds if you can. Another thing that we used was grape juice.Good Luck!> > > > >> > > > > Hi> > > > > > > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per > our DAN we just increased > > > from > > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to > 1000 mgs next week -- > > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was > covered with sweat when I > > > > went into his

room tonight. His forehead was drenched with > sweat. I have never seen > > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick > at bedtime. He does have > > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel > and he did not wake up.> > > > > > > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td > dmps, but does anyone > > > know > > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even > back then (last October) > > > the > > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think > we are seeing gains in > > gross > > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could > also be wishful thinking. > > He >

> > is > > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not > want to jinx it, but he has > > not > > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all > time spinner.> > > > > > > > > > He is also on:> > > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of > oregano (for yeast), Nystatin > > -- > > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b > supplement, b 12, calcium, > > vitamin > > > C > > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember > the rest.> > > > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > > Vera> > > > >> > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

[Guest guest]

well thanks for answering. Givenyour answer and since my grandson could beat the crap out of me-I am going to take the othr persons suggestion and get the caps and recompound them. It may take longer, but in the end it will save any bodily scars. He takes pills so well anyway....scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...> wrote: I will not try and sugar coat it for you. the stuff we got was nasty tasting I took it for 3 months, and I had to mix it with a soft drink and put 40 drops in a shot glass 3 times a day. Then I would chase it. It was the Wild Oats house brand. It was only 9.95 a bottle. Money well spent.http://www.wildoats.comSince my son got a much lesser dose, it was not as nasty, but all the same, I have

not heard of any brand that was tasty. I am not sure if you have your child on a diet or not, but here are a few suggestions that worked for us.Mix it with Cod Liver Oil and give it in a syringe if he will take it. We had no problem doing it this way. You may want to put the end of the syringe toward the back of the mouth so it avoids most of the taste buds if you can. Another thing that we used was grape juice.Good Luck!> > > > >> > > > > Hi> > > > > > > > > > I do not know if this has anything to do with it, but per > our DAN we just increased > > > from > > > > 500 mgs of Valtrex per day to 750 mgs per day (we will go to > 1000 mgs next week -- > > > > given 250 mgs 4 times per day) and my 5 year old son was > covered with sweat when I > > > > went into his

room tonight. His forehead was drenched with > sweat. I have never seen > > > > anything like it. He does not have a fever and was not sick > at bedtime. He does have > > > > pretty bad viral issues. I washed it off with a cool towel > and he did not wake up.> > > > > > > > > > I remember he sweated a lot when we first started the td > dmps, but does anyone > > > know > > > > what excessive nighttime sweating could indicate? And even > back then (last October) > > > the > > > > sweat was nothing like this. Since starting Valtrex, I think > we are seeing gains in > > gross > > > > motor skills, balance and higher level speech, but it could > also be wishful thinking. > > He >

> > is > > > > definitely spending less time upside down. I really do not > want to jinx it, but he has > > not > > > > spun in almost 2 weeks. This would be a record for the all > time spinner.> > > > > > > > > > He is also on:> > > > > CLO, taurine, bethanechol, co q 10, probiotics, oil of > oregano (for yeast), Nystatin > > -- > > > > works so far but we may up to diflucan, zinc, multi b > supplement, b 12, calcium, > > vitamin > > > C > > > > (perque), magnesium, minerals, gsh and .. I can not remember > the rest.> > > > > > > > > > Thanks> > > > > Vera> > > > >> > > > > >

> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >