Unda #1 vs Unda #2

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Hi folks - basic question for the novice here.

I have a pt who had 8 years of exposure to Aspergillus, Penecilium,

Basidiospores, and Cladosporium (basically NASTY black mold). She

now has many CNS symptoms that look like nerotoxic overload from

something (I also wonder is she doesn't have Lyme like most of the

folks in the northeast).

So as I am just starting with her I'd like to start her gently on

the basic BTG and UNDA. She can't tolerate much, and probiotics

give her much GI discomfort. We are doing diet, fiber, COP etc.

But . . . is #1 better because it is more liver oriented, or #2

because it is more aobut getting the debris out. I don't want ot

add to her symptoms, so I'm leaning towards #2. Or do I give her

both and tell her to go with #2 AFTER #1 (in addition to 20 and 258).

Thanks

Willette ND

Northern Sun Family Health Care

Topsham ME 04086

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Unda 1 - 1 drop to start

Dick Thom

Beaverton, OR

cancer, endocrinology, Business of Health

Hi folks - basic question for the novice here.

I have a pt who had 8 years of exposure to Aspergillus, Penecilium,

Basidiospores, and Cladosporium (basically NASTY black mold). She

now has many CNS symptoms that look like nerotoxic overload from

something (I also wonder is she doesn't have Lyme like most of the

folks in the northeast).

So as I am just starting with her I'd like to start her gently on

the basic BTG and UNDA. She can't tolerate much, and probiotics

give her much GI discomfort. We are doing diet, fiber, COP etc.

But . . . is #1 better because it is more liver oriented, or #2

because it is more aobut getting the debris out. I don't want ot

add to her symptoms, so I'm leaning towards #2. Or do I give her

both and tell her to go with #2 AFTER #1 (in addition to 20 and 258).

Thanks

Willette ND

Northern Sun Family Health Care

Topsham ME 04086

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