Lupron

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Hi! Just wondering is anyone treating their child with Lupron to lower testosterone levels? Annette

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I'm not a fan of using Lupron as a first line therapy for several reasons:

1. Testosterone is likely a downstream problem. I would rather try and treat

the

testosterone issue at the real problem, not to treat the high testosterone as a

symptom.

2. There are what I believe to be safer methods to lower testosterone. The

first method is

" azole " antifungals like Difucan or Nizoral.

I have a strong belief about taking care of fungus in these children and to

avoid the fungal

problem and just go after testosterone is, for at least some, a mistake in my

opinion. The

amounts of fungus (and fungal toxins) in our kids are likely part of the core

testosterone

problem.

I'm not judging the folks who try Lupron. I would consider it as well if I

couldn't get my

child testosterone levels down through antifungals and/or diet (removing complex

carbs,

grains, milk products and reducing the meat intake).

- Stan

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> Hi! Just wondering is anyone treating their child with Lupron to lower

testosterone

levels?

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> Annette

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Annette, I generally agree with Stan's recommendations. My son is currently using Lupron with good results. He was a non-responder to most ASD treatments -- MB12, chelation etc. He now responds to chelation and makes sounds and words which he never did before. He also rides a tricycle and follows directions. He is moving up the ladder but he's not out of the woods and has a long way to go. We did try Nizoral and some naturals to lower testosterone. These were not effective for my son. Lupron has been effective. In my son's case, I believe that recovery would not be possible without lowering testosterone levels. Again, recommend you test & good luck. Stan Kurtz

wrote: I'm not a fan of using Lupron as a first line therapy for several reasons:1. Testosterone is likely a downstream problem. I would rather try and treat the testosterone issue at the real problem, not to treat the high testosterone as a symptom.2. There are what I believe to be safer methods to lower testosterone. The first method is "azole" antifungals like Difucan or Nizoral. I have a strong belief about taking care of fungus in these children and to avoid the fungal problem and just go after testosterone

is, for at least some, a mistake in my opinion. The amounts of fungus (and fungal toxins) in our kids are likely part of the core testosterone problem.I'm not judging the folks who try Lupron. I would consider it as well if I couldn't get my child testosterone levels down through antifungals and/or diet (removing complex carbs, grains, milk products and reducing the meat intake).- Stan>> Hi! Just wondering is anyone treating their child with Lupron to lower testosterone levels?> > Annette> > > ---------------------------------> Stay in the know. Pulse on the new Yahoo.com. Check it out.>

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