Re: A: protocol for chronic EBV-N

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Dear ,

Hope all is well in the NE. What first came to mind

for me was using the Vit A protocol if she is able to

take Vit A. So you could start with 500,000IU for at

least 3-5 days then 250,000Iu for 3-5 days, then

125,000IU 3-5 days, etc. Since this is a chronic

ongoing condition she may need longer than 3-5 days at

each dosage. See what feels right to you. Another

thought is to use Platanus Orientalis Gemmo along with

Quercus Gemmo b/c of their affinity for viruses.

Since she is a new pt to you, my general sense is that

her emunctories are probably not open so starting with

some basic 1st month undas to get her body to

eliminate would be a great place to start so the

virus/debri is escorted nicely out of the body. Hope

this helps.

Take care,

Leah Hollon, MPH

National College of Natural Medicine, ND5

Portland, OR 97201

--- allisonwillette

wrote:

> Hi folks - anybody out there have a protocal they

> like for chronic

> EBV? My pt is 42 yo female with terrible fatigue

> and depression.

> Amino acids have helped a lot with the depression,

> but not the

> fatigue. TSH is 3.12 so I'll test for antibodies -

> and she is already

> being treated with T3 for hypothyroid (this is from

> another doc she is

> a new pt to me). She shows EBV-VCA 4.7, ABV-EA

> antibody 1.67, ABNA

> Antibody 5.8, her IgM is negative. I'm planning on

> checking her for

> Lyme as that is a very common critter here in the

> NE.

>

> Favorite programs or numbers for the EBV? I'd love

> the input. I

> checked the archives but would like more if it's out

> there.

>

> Thanks

> Willette ND

> Norther Sun Family Health Care

> Topsham ME

>

>

>

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I have had great success with EBV. I add a strong anti viral for months- Thorne Olive Leaf -three times day for 6-9 months. Adrenal support is another help often. Adrenals are overlooked and the patient is usually completely worn out. You can do a ASI test but giving support will show you if it is needed. I use glandulars most often by Biotics. Unda drainage of course, as they are not eliminating effectively.

Another idea is a constitutional homeopathic like phosphoric acid. I would not give above a 30C at one time as she is so depleted.

Whittaker, ND

Stanwood, WA

Re: A: protocol for chronic EBV-N

Dear ,Hope all is well in the NE. What first came to mindfor me was using the Vit A protocol if she is able totake Vit A. So you could start with 500,000IU for atleast 3-5 days then 250,000Iu for 3-5 days, then125,000IU 3-5 days, etc. Since this is a chronicongoing condition she may need longer than 3-5 days ateach dosage. See what feels right to you. Anotherthought is to use Platanus Orientalis Gemmo along withQuercus Gemmo b/c of their affinity for viruses. Since she is a new pt to you, my general sense is thather emunctories are probably not open so starting withsome basic 1st month undas to get her body toeliminate would be a great place to start so thevirus/debri is escorted nicely out of the body. Hopethis helps.Take care,Leah Hollon, MPHNational College of Natural Medicine, ND5Portland, OR 97201--- allisonwillette <allisonewillettehotmail>wrote:> Hi folks - anybody out there have a protocal they> like for chronic > EBV? My pt is 42 yo female with terrible fatigue> and depression. > Amino acids have helped a lot with the depression,> but not the > fatigue. TSH is 3.12 so I'll test for antibodies -> and she is already > being treated with T3 for hypothyroid (this is from> another doc she is > a new pt to me). She shows EBV-VCA 4.7, ABV-EA> antibody 1.67, ABNA > Antibody 5.8, her IgM is negative. I'm planning on> checking her for > Lyme as that is a very common critter here in the> NE.> > Favorite programs or numbers for the EBV? I'd love> the input. I > checked the archives but would like more if it's out> there.> > Thanks> Willette ND> Norther Sun Family Health Care> Topsham ME> > >