Guest guest Posted June 4, 2002 Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 , Yes, yes and yes. I have been screaming this on all lists for some time. Check out www.ccid.org. Dr. believes that the stealth infection is the cause of autism and I have to admit when I am treating the virus Jack's interaction is better, his desire to communicate is there, he can empathize and he is not hyper ect. I still am not sure what came first, stealth or mercury toxcity. You should put your son on enzymes right away this is suppose to be better than acyclovir. I have my son on houston enzymes, AFP peptizide, zyme and no fenol along w/ GSE., I saw a jump w/ this, a big jump. I also use acyclovir, monolaurin, biaxin(I did see good benefits w/ this but I do want him off of it soon.) Also the chelation protocol has so many things that starve out the virus. I do believe this virus is real and I do believe it is a big piece in resolving our childrens issue. I hope your son continues to do well, nne > Has anyone used this with their kids? > > Tristan got chickenpox, and we put him on this so he wouldn't get really > bad(he has it pretty bad already) but we didn't want him to be too > miserable because he always picks his misquote bites and such till they > are big gaping wounds and we wanted to keep him from being covered in > big gapping wounds. So far so good....but...the oddest thing, he started > following 2 step commands, his letters and numbers are much clearer, and > his drawing is better. > Anyone notice this with use?? > > Thanks, > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2002 Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 nne, What is the dose of acyclovir your child is taking, how much does he weigh, and how long has he been on it? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2002 Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 : How did you know your son had viruses? Did you test with Dr. ? Who perscriped the acyclovir? It is so nice that somethig showed such great results. Good Luck Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2002 Report Share Posted June 4, 2002 , Jack is about 47lb and he is on 200 mg 4xs a day. For about 6 months he was on acyclovir 2xs a day, now he is on 4xs a day. I believe we started about a year ago. I am very much against things like this but it really makes a difference. I am just hoping that when we are done chelating the virus will be gone. But for now I want it to be kept undercontrol w/ whatever is available. nne > nne, > > What is the dose of acyclovir your child is taking, how much does he > weigh, and how long has he been on it? > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2002 Report Share Posted June 5, 2002 nne, Has your son been specifically tested for the SV40 virus, or other viruses? Also, do you do any particular blood monitoring as part of maintaining him on the acyclovir? I also wonder if he had high MMR titers... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2002 Report Share Posted June 5, 2002 , Jack's MMR titers were not particularly high, just high enough to not need his second MMR shot, not that I would Have given it to him. He has been tested for EBV, CMV, nothing showed up. I am going to do a titers on HV6 but have not gotten blood drawn recently. We do check cbcs on a regular basis. If SV40 is stealth, yes he was been tested and was positive. I need to run another test. I did speak w/ Dr. the other day because of Jack's positive response to digestive enzymes and no fenol. I wanted to know if he felt the protease was affecting the membrane of the virus. His thoughts were that it was affecting the cytokines that feed the virus. At the moment this is the only way to get rid of the virus, to starve it out. nne -- In @y..., jw4994@e... wrote: > nne, > > Has your son been specifically tested for the SV40 virus, or other > viruses? Also, do you do any particular blood monitoring as part of > maintaining him on the acyclovir? I also wonder if he had high MMR > titers... > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 5, 2002 Report Share Posted June 5, 2002 Hi, ! SV40 is not stealth virus, but Simian monkey virus #40, which was inadvertently passed on to humans in the polio vaccines of the late fifties and early sixties. Did you receive polio vaccine during this time period? I know I did (I have the records), but I have not been tested for it yet. Perhaps you might have passed it on to him. What is happening now is that some people are developing brain tumors, and these tumors are testing positive for SV40 virus. I'm not trying to scare you, but inform you. However, many people test positive for SV40 and have not had any problems related to it. It's an area of research that is just beginning to develop, so of course there is a lot of controversy. [ ] Re: acyclovir? , Jack's MMR titers were not particularly high, just high enough to not need his second MMR shot, not that I would Have given it to him. He has been tested for EBV, CMV, nothing showed up. I am going to do a titers on HV6 but have not gotten blood drawn recently. We do check cbcs on a regular basis. If SV40 is stealth, yes he was been tested and was positive. I need to run another test. I did speak w/ Dr. the other day because of Jack's positive response to digestive enzymes and no fenol. I wanted to know if he felt the protease was affecting the membrane of the virus. His thoughts were that it was affecting the cytokines that feed the virus. At the moment this is the only way to get rid of the virus, to starve it out. nne -- In @y..., jw4994@e... wrote: > nne, > > Has your son been specifically tested for the SV40 virus, or other > viruses? Also, do you do any particular blood monitoring as part of > maintaining him on the acyclovir? I also wonder if he had high MMR > titers... > > ======================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2002 Report Share Posted June 6, 2002 > > >SV40 is not stealth virus, but Simian monkey virus #40, which was >inadvertently passed on to humans in the polio vaccines of the late >fifties and early sixties. Did you receive polio vaccine during >this time period? I know I did (I have the records), but I have not >been tested for it yet. Perhaps you might have passed it on to him. >What is happening now is that some people are developing brain >tumors, and these tumors are testing positive for SV40 virus. I'm >not trying to scare you, but inform you. However, many people test >positive for SV40 and have not had any problems related to it. It's >an area of research that is just beginning to develop, so of course >there is a lot of controversy. > > I thought SV40 = Stealth. There must be a scientific name for stealth. I am this >< close to trying acyclovir on my daughter. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 6, 2002 Report Share Posted June 6, 2002 Hi, ! My understanding is that CMV is stealth virus. [ ] Re: acyclovir? > > >SV40 is not stealth virus, but Simian monkey virus #40, which was >inadvertently passed on to humans in the polio vaccines of the late >fifties and early sixties. Did you receive polio vaccine during >this time period? I know I did (I have the records), but I have not >been tested for it yet. Perhaps you might have passed it on to him. >What is happening now is that some people are developing brain >tumors, and these tumors are testing positive for SV40 virus. I'm >not trying to scare you, but inform you. However, many people test >positive for SV40 and have not had any problems related to it. It's >an area of research that is just beginning to develop, so of course >there is a lot of controversy. > > I thought SV40 = Stealth. There must be a scientific name for stealth. I am this >< close to trying acyclovir on my daughter. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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