: Re: Healing regression /Was Anti viral support/

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> >

> >

> > 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

>