Guest guest Posted August 5, 2006 Report Posted August 5, 2006 Stan, Have you heard or seen full recoveries using Valtrex with older children? My son is 10 years old. He is also complicated with lyme and is on Malarone and Zithromax. We have done numerous chelatin therapies without any fantastic results. My son has been on Diflucan for a month. The last time I went to my son's doctor and mentioned Valtrex, the doctor didn't respond to it. We have an appointment with the doctor this Tuesday and I want to make a case for Valtrex if older children have recovered using this. Thank you for your input Re: Does MB12 responder = valtrex responder? > >Hi , > >My son was not a significant responder to MB12 Shots or Spray... I was a responder to the >shots and that's what got me on the path to explore MB12 further. > >My son did respond to external therapies, especially speech, occupational, physical, and >behavioral therapies. If we didn't do biomedical he probably would have ended up as a >higher functioning autistic child. He responded to GF/CF and then even more on SCD (less >IGG food sensitivities), then supplements based on his OATS tests and probiotics and then >the big wow came from Valtrex and Diflucan on his 21 day along with the forementioned >therapies. We kept him on everything for 9 months, then stopped for two weeks, retested >his OATS test and just kept him on the diet and a couple of vitamins and supplements and >that's about it. He's doing wonderfully. > >- Stan > > > >> >> I am meeting with our son's doc in a few weeks and am planning on asking to >> add valtrex to the mix. My son was a good initial responder to MB12 >> injections, although the wows we had last November when we started have waned. He >is >> definitely scripting more lately (also chewing pencils, etc. and acting goofy) >> and I suspect that we have a yeast issue. I am currently rotating the naturals >> (OoO, Caprylic Acid and GSE) to try to beat it back and then adding Sac >> Boullardii in the off hours. >> >> A lot of the generally accepted biomedical treatments out there haven't done >> much for my child. I am hoping because of his MTHFR defect and the good >> response to MB12 that valtrex might be the key. >> >> Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated. Is there anyone out there >> that has tried everything with little result and then tried valtrex? >> >> >> > > > > > Quote
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