Re: Hyperactivity on Valtrex? and upping the dosage

[Guest guest]

General concensus here is that Diflucan is much more effective than

naturals, only very few people have reported being able to control yeast

with naturals while on Valtrex.

Natasa

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> I am new to the group and very excited about using Valtrex and finding

you all. My

> daughter is almost 4 and ASD and we just started valtrex last wed.

She is taking 1 pill

> per day and before we started had already started candex for yeast and

will be done

> with candex on sat. I have been reading through the posts and if I'm

understanding

> it correctly, I probably need to ask our DAN for a yeast protocol

along with the

> valtrex? Can I use GSE or another natural protocol or is a medical

(diflucan etc.)

> solution better? My daughter has been a lot more verbal and aware and

I swear her

> strength has increased. She is still not able to go up the stairs

unless she goes

> sideways with 2 hands but this past week has been doing one hand for

1/2 of the

> staircase with no wobbly legs!

>

> Her school reports that she is less compliant about

> doing her work, at times spacey but absolutely more language and aware

of social

> cues. She is however to me seeming hyperactive the entire time she's

home and we

> are supposed to be slowly working up to 2 pills per day and I'm

nervous to do this.

> Has anyone experienced hyperactivity and will this subside? Also, how

slowly do you

> all work up to the full dose -do I stay on 1 pill for a couple of

weeks? Any input

> would be so greatly appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

I would like to know where everyone is getting their MB12 injections and if they are all equal and safe.

We got the ones we are using from College Pharmacy/Colorado Springs. Is this a good source? We live in GA.

Thanks,

H Cale

[Guest guest]

would like to know where everyone is getting their MB12 injections and if they are all equal and safe.

We get ours from Hopewell Pharmacy in NJ and have never had a problem with them

[Guest guest]

Our Dr. said to use Caprylic acid. We are actually using Candex, but

I can't say how effective it is because we just started it. I chose

it because Candex says they do not cause a die-off reaction.

- Theresa B

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> I am new to the group and very excited about using Valtrex and

finding you all. My

> daughter is almost 4 and ASD and we just started valtrex last wed.

She is taking 1 pill

> per day and before we started had already started candex for yeast

and will be done

> with candex on sat. I have been reading through the posts and if

I'm understanding

> it correctly, I probably need to ask our DAN for a yeast protocol

along with the

> valtrex? Can I use GSE or another natural protocol or is a medical

(diflucan etc.)

> solution better? My daughter has been a lot more verbal and aware

and I swear her

> strength has increased. She is still not able to go up the stairs

unless she goes

> sideways with 2 hands but this past week has been doing one hand for

1/2 of the

> staircase with no wobbly legs!

>

> Her school reports that she is less compliant about

> doing her work, at times spacey but absolutely more language and

aware of social

> cues. She is however to me seeming hyperactive the entire time

she's home and we

> are supposed to be slowly working up to 2 pills per day and I'm

nervous to do this.

> Has anyone experienced hyperactivity and will this subside? Also,

how slowly do you

> all work up to the full dose -do I stay on 1 pill for a couple of

weeks? Any input

> would be so greatly appreciated.

>

> -

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your post Theresa. Since I posted that

I have emailed my doc and she said to use caprylic or

oregano oil (since we just got over using Candex for

the month before going on Valtrex). We are now using

oregano oil and the doctor will od an OATS test for

yeast in a few weeks.

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[Guest guest]

, I use the onemuch closer to you in Savannah -cCoastal Compounding- and for me they are fine. A lot of DANS believe that Lee Silsby is the best-in Ohio and I think with certain meds there are some small differences in the compounding. However, the one in Ohio is more expensive thatn some of the others. Maurineratlenhum@... wrote: In a message dated 10/2/2006 10:38:44 PM Eastern Daylight Time, NancaleAOL (DOT) Com

writes: would like to know where everyone is getting their MB12 injections and if they are all equal and safe. We get ours from Hopewell Pharmacy in NJ and have never had a problem with them

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Yes, those are what Dr. Green's clinic has.

Gayatri

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>

> I would like to know where everyone is getting their MB12

injections and if

> they are all equal and safe.

>

> We got the ones we are using from College Pharmacy/Colorado

Springs. Is this

> a good source? We live in GA.

> Thanks,

>

>

> H Cale

>

[Guest guest]

... we used to get ours from Coastal Compounding in Atlanta i thnk... 1-.... have ur doctor fax them prescription.... Nowadays, we get ours from the Medicine Shoppe locally here in CA.. JojoGayatri Rampal wrote: Yes, those are what Dr. Green's clinic has.Gayatri>> > I would like to know

where everyone is getting their MB12 injections and if > they are all equal and safe.> > We got the ones we are using from College Pharmacy/Colorado Springs. Is this > a good source? We live in GA.> Thanks,> > > H Cale>

[Guest guest]

--Wellness Pharmacy in Alabama is near to you as well. I think

the biggest price point can actually be the overnight shipping as

they need to be refrigerated.

We do ours through Hopewell in New Jersey (we live in Michigan)--so

shipping is a 50/50 toss up to who is the cheapest. We use Hopewell

as they bill and accept our insurance co-pay.

Many pharmacies get a name for certain meds--this is true. Our doc

uses Coastal for a specified med and then wants Lee Silsby to be the

supplier for the other med. It all varies.

I only use the shots (in one batch) for 6 weeks as they are known to

lose the effectiveness as they creep past 6 weeks--8 is our max for

the b12 scripts. Again--a personal observation.

> In a message dated 10/2/2006 10:38:44 PM Eastern

Daylight Time, Nancale@... writes:

> would like to know where everyone is getting their MB12

injections and if they are all equal and safe.

> We get ours from Hopewell Pharmacy in NJ and have never had a

problem with them

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