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Our last check in with our DAN! we were discussing anti virals as a possible

next step on 'things to try' for my boys. I wanted to re-run our tests to

see where a variety of things stand before doing anything script wise like

Valtrex. So in the meanwhile till I can arrange getting the draws done I

thought it wouldn't hurt to do a round of natural antiviral protocol stuff

and see what happens... here comes my ?

My youngest today has patches up and down his arms/hands that look similar

to this: http://health.allrefer.com/health/rashes-acrodermatitis.html

My first thought is he touched something at craft time that didn't agree

with him since it's only on hands/arms and not on tummy, back, legs, feet

(and I don't think there are any patches on his face). But my second

thought is that maybe this is something 'coming out' due to the anti viral

stuff we're doing. I'm doing 'regular' dose of vit. A but was planning on

doing high dose this weekend. Since the beginning of last week I've been

doing 500mg Olive Leaf Extract 2x/day and the last couple of days I've added

in ViraStop 2x/day.

Could this be virus' exiting his system? Or is more likely a food/contact

dermatitis type reaction. The only reason it seems odd it would be food

related is it is quite patchy and clustered with several of the worst

cluster on his bicep which seems a bit high to have touched something at

craft time and no patches on the palm of his hand just the back. The link

above is the closest picture I've found to what it looks like and it does

indicate viral relation if it is what I see in the pic above... P.S. He

was a bad eczema kid before we figured out many of the intolerances...

- near LAX

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