Re : Re: GcMAF--When to start? Before, during or after treating Lyme?

November 1, 2011

I guess too much of anything can be harmful, and it also depends upon each

person's needs. Pay attention to your child's behaviors, skin color, etc. to

see if you feel the eggs are helping and if you notice anything that might

indicate liver problems. You can Google to learn of liver problems, such as

poor digestion, yellow eyes, yellow skin, soars/patches on skin, etc. It is

known that those with medical problems such as autism, do have liver issues,

impairing digestion and detoxing, and this is why the recovery docs recommend

supplements.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

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> > > > Where are you guys ordering the GcMAF? I am getting my son tested for

Nagalese soon, and if the results are high I was going to try GcMAF. Will your

regular pediatrician do the injections or are you using your LLMD?

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> > > > Mason

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> > > > From: georgiasand32@

> > > > Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2011 04:19:14 +0000

> > > > Subject: GcMAF--When to start?

Before, during or after treating Lyme?

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> > > > Am going to try GcMAF for my son. But not sure at what point would be

the most beneficial to actually try this--before starting long-term antibiotics,

during long-term antibiotics and Lyme treatment or after he (hopefully) ever

gets Lyme under control? Would it be a waste to try GcMAF before ridding the

body of Lyme and co-infections? I thought this was the whole point of GcMAF in

the first place; to help the body's immune system overcome viruses. But Lyme is

so tough I am concerned I would be wasting our non-existent money on a therapy

that would have a better chance if/when we get Lyme under control. Any thoughts

on this would be very welcome.

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