Re: olive leaf extract rash

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Well I would take in the literature about it being standard of care for that

disease and demand the acyclovir, in a nice manner of course. and you can

keep using the olive leaf at the same time. The viruses when they die have to

come out somewhere and sometimes its through the skin. Hopefully it will all be

just temporary but if it's too scary for you or if he is uncomfortable back off

and wait for the acyclovir. It is a long term treatment.

Many autistic children have latent viruses, my daughter improved dramatically

when she took acyclovir. She took it for 9 months and we just switched to

monolaurin and now shes making another huge leap. Anti-viral protocol has been

one of our biggest wows. The other 2 big ones were elemental lithium and

phoschol. Hope this helps!

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> My son has been yeast and metal free for several years now. he is doing quite

> well, but still exhibits some ADHD qualities.

> We have felt that he has viral issues for some time. We started with the Olive

> Leaf Extract and he developed 5th disease.

> He now has erythema mutliforme which is an autoimmune/allergy rash. It can be

> linked to medications and or viral/bacterial

> infections. some of them being herpes and varicella. He originally lost his

> speech after his MMR & varicella vaccination on

>

> the same day. Should I back off the Olive Leaf Extract for a few days to let

the

> virus shed, or should I continue on.

> I doubt if I could get his pediatrician to get him on acyclovir although it

is

> standard treatment for recurring erythema multiforme

> which had when he was 2/12 or 3. ( A very bad case).

>

> Please some advice would be appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

> Tina

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