(Vera ) Re: free fall regression; Megson's comments at A1 on regression; long

May 22, 2006

> On a side not we have doctors who say not to chelate too much

because it will tax the liver.

> But at the same time these are the ones who prescribe chelators

at high doses that are not dosed based on the ½ life of the

chelators. This in return is what taxes the liver, and causes

unnecessary regression as well as compromises the heath of the child.

> Point is I do believe with, as with any proper protocol in place

with the adequate support you do not have to go through a hell

period, perhaps healing/ regression. I am saying this because of the

big lesson we had to learn past 5 years in regard to chelation.

Please understand I am being cautious here in my line of questions we

were burned once already and still hurt because of what we were told

by parents as well as so called professionals. As you know having a "

hell period " or " the horns and tail " , is still widely accepted and a

popular view that is circulated around the chelation community as

being the norm. Today I will totally disagree and say that is

nonsense. Been around long enough to know that is NOT true. Btw

they are getting better at learning the slow and steady approach.

Both parents and doctors But it is not spoke about untill there is a

problem with their current protocol.

> As I am learning, antiviral therapy is a whole different animal

compared to chelation, but I am taking this slow as we hear reports

that you must have regressions followed by progression. Now I don't

mean a reaction that identifies that you may be a responder I mean

pure hell, loss of gains, out of control yeast etc… also to hear if

you don't have an Antifungal in place it can be hell. Of course I

would not discount what is being said and wish it was not so.

> Would love to hear a pool of opinions and experiences from

parents who have gone down these roads?

> Also would love to hear from parents who had a good gut prior to

antiviral therapy and perhaps did not use the antifungals? I think I

had asked that question before but it still may be too early to ask

these sorts of questions because many are just starting one thing

have other issues. Or doing many things together.

> Sometimes it is so hard to tell what is what in all the things we

are doing. But would love to hear any comments, opinions, and

experiences.

> All replies would be appreciated

> Kenny V

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