Re: Lauricidin vs. Valtrex

[Guest guest]

Dr. Jacquelyn McCandless is a big fan of Lauricidin. I don't think there is

anything wrong

with trying it. I have read a couple of posts with gains, so I don't see why

trying it would

be bad.

The sick feeling is common during antiviral therapy. I would probably keep

going as long

as your antifungal strategy seems to be working. If the stims continue to get

worse you

might consider trying Nizoral and see which works better... but from what your

telling me I

would be continuing to press forward if that was my child. You may want to move

back to

two pellets if you continue to see an increase in stims as days pass.

Just my opinion.

- Stan

>

> My 4 year old son has been on the SCD DIET for three months and did a

> 30 day of Nystatin. He had a terrible die-off and then we switched to

> Diflucan 2 weeks ago. Five days ago I started to add in Lauricidin, 1

> pellet, then 2 and now today I started 3. Today he is really off and

> stimmy and complaining he is sick. Is this normal behavior? Is this

> considered a healing regression? Am I doing the right thing by using

> the Lauricidin or should we have gone right to the Valtrex?

>

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

My son was on Lauricidin for awhile. It tastes awful but can be hidden in fruit purees, nut butters, etc. My son is no longer on it because he refused to take it no matter how I hid it. Anyway, in the beginning, he did get a 48-hr virus w/a high fever and lethargy. In fact, he didn't get out of bed for twenty-four hours! It passed and we did see gains almost immediately. Unfortunately, I could not keep him on it.

DR

-----Original Message-----From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ]On Behalf Of Stan KurtzSent: Monday, September 18, 2006 1:46 PMTo: mb12 valtrex Subject: Re: Lauricidin vs. Valtrex

Dr. Jacquelyn McCandless is a big fan of Lauricidin. I don't think there is anything wrong with trying it. I have read a couple of posts with gains, so I don't see why trying it would be bad.The sick feeling is common during antiviral therapy. I would probably keep going as long as your antifungal strategy seems to be working. If the stims continue to get worse you might consider trying Nizoral and see which works better... but from what your telling me I would be continuing to press forward if that was my child. You may want to move back to two pellets if you continue to see an increase in stims as days pass.Just my opinion.- Stan>> My 4 year old son has been on the SCD DIET for three months and did a > 30 day of Nystatin. He had a terrible die-off and then we switched to > Diflucan 2 weeks ago. Five days ago I started to add in Lauricidin, 1 > pellet, then 2 and now today I started 3. Today he is really off and > stimmy and complaining he is sick. Is this normal behavior? Is this > considered a healing regression? Am I doing the right thing by using > the Lauricidin or should we have gone right to the Valtrex?> > Thanks,> >