Re: regression and barking

[Guest guest]

He is on the caprylate complex for the yeast. Has anyone had positive results

with this. He is now taking 2 a day, and I have to eventually up it to 3. Dr.

Demio recommended it. He's been on GSE in the past. Maybe I should try it

again. Thanks!

>

> My son who just turned 7 was doing so well until MArch when he had an abcess

on his molar and have to have it pulled. They used a tiny bit of propofol

(which my DAN doctor OK'd) to sedate him to pull the tooth. He was on

antibiotics also. We started homeopothy on MAy 1st. A few weeks later he

developed a boil on his leg which ended up being MRSA! He was put on cleocin 3

times a day. I know it is horrible for him, but MRSA is life threatening so I

had no choice. He has been barking and making really strange high pitched

noises ever since. He is on OLE, vit. C, vit e with mixed tocopherols, vit

d,vit k, selenium, amino acids, zinc, culturelle, Same, TMGwith folinic and

MB12, and caprylate complex, and cod liver oil. Am I missing something? I am

getting tired of all of the supplements, and that is part of the reason we are

trying homeopathy. Hopefully we can cut down on the supps and stick with 1

remedy. Any suggestions to stop the barking and noises? Any input on

homeopathy would be helpful. We've done biomed for 5 years with some good

results, but the ups and downs are starting to wear an me.

>

[Guest guest]

Wow! I looked at a stool test he had done last summer. It says 0+. What did

you give your children to help this?

>

> I don't have any answers for you, just wanted to say both my kids have had

MRSA

> and I sympathize. If you have done a stool test, look to see if he is missing

> the beneficial bacteria Enterococcus. This bacteria fights off MRSA and both

my

> kids scored a 0 for it on the stool test.

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

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> To: mb12 valtrex

> Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 6:23:38 AM

> Subject: regression and barking

>

>

> My son who just turned 7 was doing so well until MArch when he had an abcess

on

> his molar and have to have it pulled. They used a tiny bit of propofol (which

> my DAN doctor OK'd) to sedate him to pull the tooth. He was on antibiotics

> also. We started homeopothy on MAy 1st. A few weeks later he developed a boil

> on his leg which ended up being MRSA! He was put on cleocin 3 times a day. I

> know it is horrible for him, but MRSA is life threatening so I had no choice.

> He has been barking and making really strange high pitched noises ever since.

> He is on OLE, vit. C, vit e with mixed tocopherols, vit d,vit k, selenium,

amino

> acids, zinc, culturelle, Same, TMGwith folinic and MB12, and caprylate

complex,

> and cod liver oil. Am I missing something? I am getting tired of all of the

> supplements, and that is part of the reason we are trying homeopathy.

Hopefully

> we can cut down on the supps and stick with 1 remedy. Any suggestions to stop

> the barking and noises? Any input on homeopathy would be helpful. We've done

> biomed for 5 years with some good results, but the ups and downs are starting

to

> wear an me.

>

[Guest guest]

Barking is usually a tic. Tics include profanity, barking,

throat-clearing, vocal clicks, facial grimaces, eye brow raising, hard

blinking, and others. One of mine had several tics, to include the

profanity one. Poor kid and me, the school personnel would not believe

us that it was a tic. It looks like they can control it, and maybe they

can a little, but they will do it without realizing it, so it keeps

returning. It's related to pathogens and toxins as well. For my boy,

it was probably Bartonella and mercury.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

[Guest guest]

allimed claims to help with MSRA

> >

> > I don't have any answers for you, just wanted to say both my kids have had

MRSA

> >

> > and I sympathize. If you have done a stool test, look to see if he is

missing

>

> > the beneficial bacteria Enterococcus. This bacteria fights off MRSA and

both

> >my

> >

> > kids scored a 0 for it on the stool test.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: janiefrmn <janiefrmn@>

> > To: mb12 valtrex

> > Sent: Fri, July 2, 2010 6:23:38 AM

> > Subject: regression and barking

> >

> >

> > My son who just turned 7 was doing so well until MArch when he had an abcess

on

> >

> > his molar and have to have it pulled. They used a tiny bit of propofol

(which

>

> > my DAN doctor OK'd) to sedate him to pull the tooth. He was on antibiotics

> > also. We started homeopothy on MAy 1st. A few weeks later he developed a

boil

>

> > on his leg which ended up being MRSA! He was put on cleocin 3 times a day.

I

>

> > know it is horrible for him, but MRSA is life threatening so I had no

choice.

> > He has been barking and making really strange high pitched noises ever

since.

> > He is on OLE, vit. C, vit e with mixed tocopherols, vit d,vit k, selenium,

> >amino

> >

> > acids, zinc, culturelle, Same, TMGwith folinic and MB12, and caprylate

complex,

> >

> > and cod liver oil. Am I missing something? I am getting tired of all of

the

> > supplements, and that is part of the reason we are trying homeopathy.

> >Hopefully

> >

> > we can cut down on the supps and stick with 1 remedy. Any suggestions to

stop

>

> > the barking and noises? Any input on homeopathy would be helpful. We've

done

>

> > biomed for 5 years with some good results, but the ups and downs are

starting

> >to

> >

> > wear an me.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I was just reading about bartonella last week. It can be caused by flea bites

right? When my son was 15 months old we stayed at a friend's house and he was

covered with flea bites when we left. Is there anything I can give him to help

this? It is funny that you mention profanity brecause he has been swearing

lately which is very new and unusual for him, and then he'll say, " I won't say a

naughty word again " . We also battle mercury and have tried DMSA, DMPS, recently

glutathione cream and ALA. Thanks for your help!

>

> Barking is usually a tic. Tics include profanity, barking,

> throat-clearing, vocal clicks, facial grimaces, eye brow raising, hard

> blinking, and others. One of mine had several tics, to include the

> profanity one. Poor kid and me, the school personnel would not believe

> us that it was a tic. It looks like they can control it, and maybe they

> can a little, but they will do it without realizing it, so it keeps

> returning. It's related to pathogens and toxins as well. For my boy,

> it was probably Bartonella and mercury.

>

> Love and prayers,

>

> Heidi N

>

[Guest guest]

Bartonella is one of those pleomorphic bacterias that not only changes

shape to avoid being killed, but also has strong die-off. We did try

the Des Bio Bartonella series with no noticeable gains, but it did

appear to cause a tiny amount of die-off, so I guess it tried to work.

There are many things that kill Bartonella, but killing it all the way

is the problem. We have rid symptoms from it, but have not rid the

infection, in that symptoms come back when we go off of Bartonella

treatments. So far, these things helped decrease the infection:

Resveratrol, Cumanda, Houttuynia, Banderol, grapefruit seed extract, cod

liver oil, and the probiotic Mindlinx. I think what is being learned is

that one needs several different things that kill a pleomorphic

pathogen, taken at the same time, to kill several forms of it in order

to rid the infection down to a level that relapse is not imminent upon

stopping the treatments. Most of the things I just mentioned cause

strong die-off, so one would have to start one at a time with low doses,

and have a die-off plan. In children with autism, they seem to be even

more sensitive to die-off, which makes it more difficult to treat. I

hear a lot of strong, long-lasting die-off stories. See what your

practitioner says can work for your family.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

My daughter had a coughing tic that turned into a vocal tic. It's going

on 4 yrs now. OLE and a few antibiotics did nothing. We are trying Des

Bio strep series. What did you use for the Bartonella?

Thank you also for the Flagyl advice. I found something about usnea

working similar to Flagyl but haven't researched it more. I need to hold

off on antibiotics because her gut is bothering her right now.

[Guest guest]

I used Fry Labs in Arizona because I feel they are the best lab for it:

http://www.frylabs.com/ They send you a large photo of your blood. You

can get two types of testing, as in a visual test and an antibody test

to use two ways to detect the infection. Two or more years ago, I got a

$500.00 special where they tested two different ways for several

tick-born infections. I came up positive for several forms of

Bartonella and Babesia. I had the antibodies for both, but only the

Bartonella showed up on the visual test.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

How do you test for Bartonella? Thanks, Alison M