Re: Re: response to GcMAF in 13 yo severe ASD child

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All that worries me is Dr B has a record of 'major success' usually about every 18 months...................summat different every time of course, groundbreaking, you can usually ONLY get it from him...................

Mx

- Bradstreet is $375-$400 per hour. If he's having success with Autism, (85% response is quoted on the site) how much of that is because of the OTHER supps he puts with it - has he got some kind of protocol? Therefore if you're going to spend $660 on the treatment, then maybe it would be worth it?

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not but - but BECAUSE

and on top of that, I may miss summat good but I don't like him

All that worries me is Dr B has a record of 'major success' usually about every 18 months...................summat different every time of course, groundbreaking, you can usually ONLY get it from him...................

Mx

- Bradstreet is $375-$400 per hour. If he's having success with Autism, (85% response is quoted on the site) how much of that is because of the OTHER supps he puts with it - has he got some kind of protocol? Therefore if you're going to spend $660 on the treatment, then maybe it would be worth it?

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and on top of that, I may miss summat good but I don't like him

All that worries me is Dr B has a record of 'major success' usually about every 18 months...................summat different every time of course, groundbreaking, you can usually ONLY get it from him...................

Mx

- Bradstreet is $375-$400 per hour. If he's having success with Autism, (85% response is quoted on the site) how much of that is because of the OTHER supps he puts with it - has he got some kind of protocol? Therefore if you're going to spend $660 on the treatment, then maybe it would be worth it?

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Few CFS docs have commented that nagalase testing is showing as not reliable and they have more or less stopped testing for it, but rather use 'try and see if treatment works' approach. Natasa Reply-To: "Autism-Biomedical-Europe " <Autism-Biomedical-Europe >Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:50:45 -0000To: "Autism-Biomedical-Europe " <Autism-Biomedical-Europe >Subject: Re: response to GcMAF in 13 yo severe ASD child

Hi can I add my ten cents everyone:

- My big question I can't get answered is - once GCMAF has done its work, how long does it last, is it forever or does the body begin to rely on it?

- still figuring out how safe it is, I never go by what labs say.

- Yes, my approach is going to be treat me first, with a combination of GcMaf and Barclaycard. Been planning it since I saw it on the Bradstreet blog.

- Bradstreet is $375-$400 per hour. If he's having success with Autism, (85% response is quoted on the site) how much of that is because of the OTHER supps he puts with it - has he got some kind of protocol? Therefore if you're going to spend $660 on the treatment, then maybe it would be worth it?

- Bradstreet is using lower doses, but I have spoken to Noakes at the lab today where you buy it from, it is in Guernsey, and he has answered all my questions, he is a top bloke, says he has great respect for what Bradstreet is doing but they recommend the same dose (not low dose) for everyone. Told him Autism is different.

- Noakes believes that this can rebuild the immune system in 16 weeks

- If that is so Noakes, then I am going to rebuild my immune system for me, as I have had serious autoimmunity (some of you know) so lets see if it sorts me out first

- You can test for Nagalase via http://www.europeanlaboratory.nl/

- Mandi has posted the link for the Vitamin D test which is cheap and both J and I are having it, because I have been giving J a fair bit of D3 and its fantastic for our family

- My specialist in UK I see has said he is willing to monitor my health and results, and has threatened to run down Guildford High St naked if it works, which I must see.

Can't wait for the TA conference, missed it last year, certainly going this year. Sounds like a belter!

Eileen xxx

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> - I think he charges $500 US/hr.

> I was corresponding with him by email for a bit and he suggested a 15 minute consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would take to get GcMAF treatments started though...

> HTH, Kim

>

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Few CFS docs have commented that nagalase testing is showing as not reliable and they have more or less stopped testing for it, but rather use 'try and see if treatment works' approach. Natasa Reply-To: "Autism-Biomedical-Europe " <Autism-Biomedical-Europe >Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2012 18:50:45 -0000To: "Autism-Biomedical-Europe " <Autism-Biomedical-Europe >Subject: Re: response to GcMAF in 13 yo severe ASD child

Hi can I add my ten cents everyone:

- My big question I can't get answered is - once GCMAF has done its work, how long does it last, is it forever or does the body begin to rely on it?

- still figuring out how safe it is, I never go by what labs say.

- Yes, my approach is going to be treat me first, with a combination of GcMaf and Barclaycard. Been planning it since I saw it on the Bradstreet blog.

- Bradstreet is $375-$400 per hour. If he's having success with Autism, (85% response is quoted on the site) how much of that is because of the OTHER supps he puts with it - has he got some kind of protocol? Therefore if you're going to spend $660 on the treatment, then maybe it would be worth it?

- Bradstreet is using lower doses, but I have spoken to Noakes at the lab today where you buy it from, it is in Guernsey, and he has answered all my questions, he is a top bloke, says he has great respect for what Bradstreet is doing but they recommend the same dose (not low dose) for everyone. Told him Autism is different.

- Noakes believes that this can rebuild the immune system in 16 weeks

- If that is so Noakes, then I am going to rebuild my immune system for me, as I have had serious autoimmunity (some of you know) so lets see if it sorts me out first

- You can test for Nagalase via http://www.europeanlaboratory.nl/

- Mandi has posted the link for the Vitamin D test which is cheap and both J and I are having it, because I have been giving J a fair bit of D3 and its fantastic for our family

- My specialist in UK I see has said he is willing to monitor my health and results, and has threatened to run down Guildford High St naked if it works, which I must see.

Can't wait for the TA conference, missed it last year, certainly going this year. Sounds like a belter!

Eileen xxx

>

> - I think he charges $500 US/hr.

> I was corresponding with him by email for a bit and he suggested a 15 minute consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would take to get GcMAF treatments started though...

> HTH, Kim

>

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would someone post the vit d3 test again please - I can't see it on

previous posts

Thanks,

I would love not to spend the £95 its going to cost (£70

Nagalase, £25 Vit D) but was first thing my practitioner

asked

> >

> > - I think he charges $500 US/hr.

> > I was corresponding with him by email for a bit

and he suggested a 15 minute

> consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would

take to get GcMAF treatments

> started though...

> > HTH, Kim

> >

>

[Guest guest]

would someone post the vit d3 test again please - I can't see it on

previous posts

Thanks,

I would love not to spend the £95 its going to cost (£70

Nagalase, £25 Vit D) but was first thing my practitioner

asked

> >

> > - I think he charges $500 US/hr.

> > I was corresponding with him by email for a bit

and he suggested a 15 minute

> consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would

take to get GcMAF treatments

> started though...

> > HTH, Kim

> >

>

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would someone post the vit d3 test again please - I can't see it on previous postsThanks,

I would love not to spend the £95 its going to cost (£70 Nagalase, £25 Vit D) but was first thing my practitioner asked > >> > - I think he charges $500 US/hr.> > I was corresponding with him by email for a bit and he suggested a 15 minute> consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would take to get GcMAF treatments> started though... > > HTH, Kim> >>

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http://www.cityassays.org.uk/

would someone post the vit d3 test again please - I can't see it on previous postsThanks,

I would love not to spend the £95 its going to cost (£70 Nagalase, £25 Vit D) but was first thing my practitioner asked > >> > - I think he charges $500 US/hr.> > I was corresponding with him by email for a bit and he suggested a 15 minute> consult. Not sure how many brief consults it would take to get GcMAF treatments> started though... > > HTH, Kim> >>