Re: What natural antibacterials are best?

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Currently I am using Turmeric by Rexall and Resveratrol by Paradise

Herbs. My whole family is on these. We love them. I am going to be

adding some more real soon. I am studying Dr. Cowden's protocol from

www.lymeinducedautism.com , click on treatments, alternative. I have

read Buhner's and am just looking at many things right now to put

together a good plan.

Heidi N

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> Does anyone here use natural products to kill lyme and other

bacteria?

> thanks,

> cori

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Hi Heidi,

Regarding Dr Lee Cowden's protocol, is it possible to "do-it-yourself" by reading the documents on the site, or is it necessary to consult with him? What would be the benefit of consulting?

Thanks

Pramila

Re: What natural antibacterials are best?

Currently I am using Turmeric by Rexall and Resveratrol by Paradise Herbs. My whole family is on these. We love them. I am going to be adding some more real soon. I am studying Dr. Cowden's protocol from www.lymeinducedauti sm.com , click on treatments, alternative. I have read Buhner's and am just looking at many things right now to put together a good plan.Heidi N>> Does anyone here use natural products to kill lyme and other bacteria? > thanks,> cori>

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I am not a Cowden expert yet, but I believe you can do a lot on your own. I have recovered my children (still dependent upon supplements and diet) myself. I only took one in for some DAN testing. I think everyone needs to make decisions based on their knowledge, finances, access, insurance, time, etc. I say read about Dr. Cowden's protocol and then ask questions as they come up. Just take it one step at a time. I just found out that there is a Naturopath in my town, so I will be visiting her and seeing what she can offer. I think as you learn, you will feel confident in doing some things on your own, and other times, you will want to ask for help, and maybe even go to medical docs or alternative health practitioners. There are so many choices. I tell everyone that its not so much the choice you make, but doing the choice correctly that counts. Thus, plunge in, read all about the treatment choices on www.lymeinducedautism.com and there are others one can point you to also, if you are looking for something different. As you read about these choices, ideas will come to you on a good path for you to take.

Best wishes,

Heidi N

Hi Heidi,Regarding Dr Lee Cowden's protocol, is it possible to "do-it-yourself" by reading the documents on the site, or is it necessary to consult with him? What would be the benefit of consulting? ThanksPramilaCreate a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.

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Thank you so much. I think you are right that there is a lot we can do on our own.

I will read the documents and get started I guess.

We do IVIG... the ultimate goal is to be able to wean him off of it.

Pramila

Re: What natural antibacterials are best?

I am not a Cowden expert yet, but I believe you can do a lot on your own. I have recovered my children (still dependent upon supplements and diet) myself. I only took one in for some DAN testing. I think everyone needs to make decisions based on their knowledge, finances, access, insurance, time, etc. I say read about Dr. Cowden's protocol and then ask questions as they come up. Just take it one step at a time. I just found out that there is a Naturopath in my town, so I will be visiting her and seeing what she can offer. I think as you learn, you will feel confident in doing some things on your own, and other times, you will want to ask for help, and maybe even go to medical docs or alternative health practitioners. There are so many choices. I tell everyone that its not so much the choice you make, but doing the choice correctly that counts. Thus, plunge in, read all about the

treatment choices on www.lymeinducedauti sm.com and there are others one can point you to also, if you are looking for something different. As you read about these choices, ideas will come to you on a good path for you to take.

Best wishes,

Heidi N

Hi Heidi,Regarding Dr Lee Cowden's protocol, is it possible to "do-it-yourself" by reading the documents on the site, or is it necessary to consult with him? What would be the benefit of consulting? ThanksPramila

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My son has done mainly naturals, that's the first road I usually

desire for him. Interestingly the natural usually ART (high level

form of muscle testing) best for his body. I could not be more

impressed with Dr. Amy Derksen (trained under Dr. Klinghardt) and

Dr. Sheehan (who is well trained in both Dr. Cowden's and

Dr. protocols and cold laser treatments). My son has

greatly benefitted from both Dr. Cowden's and Dr. Gonzale's

protocol. I did not start my son till he was 6 (he's 9 1/2 now) and

they have done remarkable things with him. He is not recovered yet,

but I am very please with were they have taken him in such a short

time.

Dr. Amy substantially reduced his Lyme stress over a year ago with

Spironil. Last year he's also used Stephania Root for anti-viral. He

has used Pleo Not/Pleo Strep, Super Immune Plus (L-Lysine, OLE,

Astragulas Root) and 3 rounds (60-90 days each) of LDM100, all

directed by doctors and all very successfully.

If you would like to know more about Dr. Amy and Dr. Klinghardt's

protocol, a good source of information is at Defeat Autism Yesterday:

http://www.defeatautismyesterday.com/drKandAautismprotocol.htm

Here's a copy of the protocol Lyme section (from November 2005, they

have added some things since 2005):

" LYME:

PC-Samento (BioPure)

PC-Noni (BioPure)

SiroNil

Cumanda

PhytoLymex (Nutriwest)

Lyme CD "

From there, they ART test to see which is the best one for your

child.

The link for Defeat Autism Yesterday's many reference documents are:

http://www.defeatautismyesterday.com/DAYsitepages.htm

Here's some links to cold laser information

www.laser.nu

grtseminars.com for Quantum Neurology docs – who do nervous system

(motor & sensory deficits) w/ cold laser

Dr. Cowden: www.radicalmedicine.com

Also see his Lyme info:

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_285/ai_n19170373

My son is currently detoxing Epstein Barr Virus naturally with both

Dr. Cowden's detox program and an Epstein Barr homeopathic. He has

done quite well on this. I see both Dr. Amy and Dr. on

Monday for a current evaluation. I'm seeing Dr. Amy monthly right

now as I'm doing some intensive detoxing. (Last year I only saw her

4 times to put my treatments in perspective. I've done A LOT on my

own, but when I got to this current level of detox (viral, metal and

bacterial), I've had to hit it on a good doctor's level.

Hope this helps.

Rita

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> Thank you so much. I think you are right that there is a lot we

can do on our own.

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> I will read the documents and get started I guess.

>

> We do IVIG... the ultimate goal is to be able to wean him off of

it.

>

> Pramila

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antibacterials are best?

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> I am not a Cowden expert yet, but I believe you can do a lot on

your own. I have recovered my children (still dependent upon

supplements and diet) myself. I only took one in for some DAN

testing. I think everyone needs to make decisions based on their

knowledge, finances, access, insurance, time, etc. I say read about

Dr. Cowden's protocol and then ask questions as they come up. Just

take it one step at a time. I just found out that there is a

Naturopath in my town, so I will be visiting her and seeing what she

can offer. I think as you learn, you will feel confident in doing

some things on your own, and other times, you will want to ask for

help, and maybe even go to medical docs or alternative health

practitioners. There are so many choices. I tell everyone that its

not so much the choice you make, but doing the choice correctly that

counts. Thus, plunge in, read all about the treatment choices on

www.lymeinducedauti sm.com and there are

> others one can point you to also, if you are looking for

something different. As you read about these choices, ideas will

come to you on a good path for you to take.

>

> Best wishes,

>

> Heidi N

>

>

> Hi Heidi,

> Regarding Dr Lee Cowden's protocol, is it possible to " do-it-

yourself " by reading the documents on the site, or is it necessary

to consult with him? What would be the benefit of consulting?

>

> Thanks

> Pramila

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natural - Teasel root works well on Lyme.....Artemesia on Babesia

I am using MMS with amazing progress....I have done evrything you can imagine but this is killing it faster than eanything....I am so much better - not natural but very effective

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Our Home uses OLE, Virastop (on occasion) and of course a super

strong probiotic..we use Kirkman labs (Pro Bio Gold)

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> > Does anyone here use natural products to kill lyme and other

> bacteria?

> > thanks,

> > cori

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Pramila,

Dr Cowden told me I could start his protocol with my son a few

months prior to my appointment with him. He knew I was just going by

what I read online. As it turned out they had a cancellation and

moved our appointment up by 2 mos. Interestingly, when Dr. Cowden

muscle tested my son he took him off the Samento, which is a staple

of his protocol. For some reason, the Samento wasn't good for my

son. Made the protocol cheaper .

> >

> > Does anyone here use natural products to kill lyme and other

> bacteria?

> > thanks,

> > cori

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I see...

thanks.

My son had a negative Igenex test for Lyme,

but i am still interested in a protocol for multiple infections since he is a responder to IVIG (that i want to wean him off of), still possibly has chronic inflammation ... so i am interested in looking into protocols such as these. (I dont know if he really is free of Lyme).

Does anyone use the protocol even if negative for Lyme? if so, does the protocol as it is written address other pathogens?

Thanks so much for all the responses,

Pramila

Re: What natural antibacterials are best?

Pramila,Dr Cowden told me I could start his protocol with my son a few months prior to my appointment with him. He knew I was just going by what I read online. As it turned out they had a cancellation and moved our appointment up by 2 mos. Interestingly, when Dr. Cowden muscle tested my son he took him off the Samento, which is a staple of his protocol. For some reason, the Samento wasn't good for my son. Made the protocol cheaper .> >> > Does anyone here use natural products to kill lyme and other > bacteria? > > thanks,> > cori> >> > > > > > ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _____________ ___> Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. > http://www.yahoo. com/r/hs>

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I have read about people testing negative and then re-testing and testing positive; actually, I have read this often. It is also possible that his main problem can be viral as well. For example, I have heard miraculous stories from children taking an antiviral like low-dose naltrexone, yet other children don't improve at all on it. Thus, we all have pathogens, but they vary.

I have noticed that many products work on bad bacteria, yeast and viruses at the same time, thus, I support your plan. Besides, I also believe one should treat for all pathogens (worms, protozoa, viruses, and bad bacteria) because testing can be very difficult and unreliable.

Heidi N

I see...thanks.My son had a negative Igenex test for Lyme, but i am still interested in a protocol for multiple infections since he is a responder to IVIG (that i want to wean him off of), still possibly has chronic inflammation ... so i am interested in looking into protocols such as these. (I dont know if he really is free of Lyme).Does anyone use the protocol even if negative for Lyme? if so, does the protocol as it is written address other pathogens?Thanks so much for all the responses,PramilaCreate a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home.

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Has anyone tried Oil of Oregano? I spoke to a chonic Lyme sufferer

and he said he was cured after taking Oil of Oregano. I'm told it

works on bacterial as well as fungal infections.

>

> I have read about people testing negative and then re-testing and

testing

> positive; actually, I have read this often. It is also possible

that his main

> problem can be viral as well. For example, I have heard

miraculous stories

> from children taking an antiviral like low-dose naltrexone, yet

other children

> don't improve at all on it. Thus, we all have pathogens, but they

vary.

>

> I have noticed that many products work on bad bacteria, yeast and

viruses at

> the same time, thus, I support your plan. Besides, I also believe

one

> should treat for all pathogens (worms, protozoa, viruses, and bad

bacteria)

> because testing can be very difficult and unreliable.

>

> Heidi N

>

>

> I see...

> thanks.

> My son had a negative Igenex test for Lyme,

> but i am still interested in a protocol for multiple infections

since he is

> a responder to IVIG (that i want to wean him off of), still

possibly has

> chronic inflammation ... so i am interested in looking into

protocols such as

> these. (I dont know if he really is free of Lyme).

> Does anyone use the protocol even if negative for Lyme? if so,

does the

> protocol as it is written address other pathogens?

>

> Thanks so much for all the responses,

> Pramila

>

>

>

>

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I have heard it kills lyme, and see it on forums often, being used for

children with autism. Sorry, that's all I know.

Heidi N

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> Has anyone tried Oil of Oregano? I spoke to a chonic Lyme sufferer

> and he said he was cured after taking Oil of Oregano. I'm told it

> works on bacterial as well as fungal infections.

>

>

>