Re: zyto

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It is possible to do Zyto from Indonesia, MP talks about over seas patients all the time. If you want to look into this, try calling their office and just see what they say

http://www.startlivingwelltoday.com/

Subject: Re: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 10:13 AM

I'm just thinking that from what I saw during my son treatments,apparent ly wasn't so easy as you describe ( u knew the problem by give it the way out then he'll get cure from time to time).Is it really that easy? Because I had did chelation (our local doc said that he got mercury inside his brain but almost 2 y chelation seems couldn't moved the mercury),took supps,hbot,etc but nothing really satisfied me,seems that all of it cannot make him talk ( I really desperate to make him talk).By hearing others recovered their children was just like dream for me. Moreover,so many different opinions,treatments ,therapies, made me got so twisted with. I'm intend to try dr.Goldberg' s protocol,don' t know if it will work for him b/c so many problem underneath. He has tested with (+)ebv igg,and immune dysfunction but actually I had gave him valtrex-difflucan/ nizoral for 3 month,and nothing really pulled except for his eye contact,that' s why I wanted

to try again but with a specialist supervision b/c I heard that It was long time protocol. I'm just afraid that if it isn't working it means I waste some years again like what I did for chelation.I felt that my hard works for 3 years wasted,he was more better that he used to be ( I admit it) but along with better eye contact,receptive, facial expression came along the weird behavior which hurt my heart just by watching it. Btw,his 5 1/2 y now,and we're living in Indonesia ( if u ever heard it),and so hard to find a good doctor here and I think what he needs is a doc that can tailored his treatment for him b/c every child has different problem,not a doc that just do all what they did to others.Sorry for long post and I really appreciate for your info.Thanks. Kath

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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2010 09:38:53 -0400

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Subject: Re: Re: zyto

Which homeopathic did you use for th lead? Thanks.

Re: zyto

Good evening, Kath,Here is a link to read. I'd confused myself if I tried to explain it.http://www.zyto. com/Products/ VirtualClinic. aspxThe practicioner in our case Payne will then be able to recommend supplements to address the issue. I don't know about medications. Most of what I have been recommended have been supplements, homeopathy, and herbal. But again Payne is a nutrionist and I believe can not prescribe medication.I did ask about my son's yeast issue that we had. He did mention that I should see my doctor to be on an anti-fungal. To be honest, we see a homeopath also. I wanted a second opinion on this Zyto information. I really wanted confirmation. Well, our homeopath uses Electro Dermal Screening to test the meridian points of the body. Well, both Payne and this Electro Dermal

Screening test results agreed. So, I use both if funding allows. But I am seeing that I use the Electro Dermal Screening more frequent because the cost is cheaper. I do the Zyto at least every two or three months while I see our homeopath monthly. Payne will then be offered a list of supplements/ herbal/remedies that will address the issues. He will then select the higher rated one and see how your child's body will respond. Electro Dermal Screening takes the same approach. I don't understand it fully. I was really skeptical. But all I know is that my son's yeast, clostridia, parasites, and viruses (still working on Herpes Zoster and Rubella) are gone. Also, we have a major drop in lead porphyrin from 458 to 192 using homeopathy recommended by Payne and our homeopath. Now, my son is not recovered. Expressive language is our main issue. I really think that the mercury in the brain is the cause. (Homeopath and

Payne confirmed mercury in the brain). Chelation here I come.Definitely different testing method.Hope this helps.Jerry> > > >> > > > Hi group> > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > > Alice> > > >>

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[Guest guest]

Good morning, ,

I have a lot of doctors because I learn a little from each one of them. They

all have their areas of expertise.

I don't know if you are in Dallas. I definitely could recommend our homeopath.

For me, I just can't put myself to just trust one doctor. I guess it is I have

my son to lose, or I just don't think one doctor has it all figured out. (Heck,

I could be wrong). But I think of having a team of experts, getting their

opinion, and then making a decision. That is the hardest part for me sometimes

due to information overload.

I have to say the viral approach seems to fit for my son. We have not see the

big WOW in language and that may be due to the mercury in the brain. But I do

know that my son looks healthier and is happier and more engaging.

The homeopath with Electro Dermal Screening was just an eye-opener. Each month

we go back and see all the progress my son has made. It is a good feeling to

see progress and know that piece by piece you are getting your child back.

Here is a site that really is driving the viral approach home for me.

www.stopcallingitautism.com

went and saw Dr. G. Check out the videos. Freaking AMAZING!!!!!

Wish you the best.

Jerry

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi group

> > > > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How

successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback

from others who have used it

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > thanks

> > > > > > Alice

> > > > > >

> > > > >

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[Guest guest]

Good morning, ,

I have a lot of doctors because I learn a little from each one of them. They

all have their areas of expertise.

I don't know if you are in Dallas. I definitely could recommend our homeopath.

For me, I just can't put myself to just trust one doctor. I guess it is I have

my son to lose, or I just don't think one doctor has it all figured out. (Heck,

I could be wrong). But I think of having a team of experts, getting their

opinion, and then making a decision. That is the hardest part for me sometimes

due to information overload.

I have to say the viral approach seems to fit for my son. We have not see the

big WOW in language and that may be due to the mercury in the brain. But I do

know that my son looks healthier and is happier and more engaging.

The homeopath with Electro Dermal Screening was just an eye-opener. Each month

we go back and see all the progress my son has made. It is a good feeling to

see progress and know that piece by piece you are getting your child back.

Here is a site that really is driving the viral approach home for me.

www.stopcallingitautism.com

went and saw Dr. G. Check out the videos. Freaking AMAZING!!!!!

Wish you the best.

Jerry

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi group

> > > > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How

successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback

from others who have used it

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > thanks

> > > > > > Alice

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Good morning, ,

I have a lot of doctors because I learn a little from each one of them. They

all have their areas of expertise.

I don't know if you are in Dallas. I definitely could recommend our homeopath.

For me, I just can't put myself to just trust one doctor. I guess it is I have

my son to lose, or I just don't think one doctor has it all figured out. (Heck,

I could be wrong). But I think of having a team of experts, getting their

opinion, and then making a decision. That is the hardest part for me sometimes

due to information overload.

I have to say the viral approach seems to fit for my son. We have not see the

big WOW in language and that may be due to the mercury in the brain. But I do

know that my son looks healthier and is happier and more engaging.

The homeopath with Electro Dermal Screening was just an eye-opener. Each month

we go back and see all the progress my son has made. It is a good feeling to

see progress and know that piece by piece you are getting your child back.

Here is a site that really is driving the viral approach home for me.

www.stopcallingitautism.com

went and saw Dr. G. Check out the videos. Freaking AMAZING!!!!!

Wish you the best.

Jerry

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi group

> > > > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How

successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback

from others who have used it

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > thanks

> > > > > > Alice

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

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[Guest guest]

Yes, the initial consult is pricey, but then the price goes down. I believe subsequent appts are $95 for a half hour and $150 for an hour (don't quote me on that...it's a ballpark). However, I find them to be VERY competitive, if not cheaper than, most DAN!s. And they don't charge for emails, nor do they charge if you call and ask a question. I don't know about flexible spending, I've never asked them about it. I have a charge card for mine, I should just try using it some time and see if it gets rejected LOL

Subject: Re: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:19 AM

I want to try the zyto, but I'm sorry, it is expensive! The price is about 300 for the first consult, but then you are probably going to want to do a followup to see if your treatment is working, right? So for me to use it twice, I think I priced it at about 500$There is no discount for multiple family member use, except not having to pay for multiple zytos, so to have everyone done in the family I guess it would be like 2k?! Maybe I can finance that next year thru flexible spending, if it would be covered?How did the previous poster get insurance to pay for it??Thanks in advance! :-)-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Yes, the initial consult is pricey, but then the price goes down. I believe subsequent appts are $95 for a half hour and $150 for an hour (don't quote me on that...it's a ballpark). However, I find them to be VERY competitive, if not cheaper than, most DAN!s. And they don't charge for emails, nor do they charge if you call and ask a question. I don't know about flexible spending, I've never asked them about it. I have a charge card for mine, I should just try using it some time and see if it gets rejected LOL

Subject: Re: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:19 AM

I want to try the zyto, but I'm sorry, it is expensive! The price is about 300 for the first consult, but then you are probably going to want to do a followup to see if your treatment is working, right? So for me to use it twice, I think I priced it at about 500$There is no discount for multiple family member use, except not having to pay for multiple zytos, so to have everyone done in the family I guess it would be like 2k?! Maybe I can finance that next year thru flexible spending, if it would be covered?How did the previous poster get insurance to pay for it??Thanks in advance! :-)-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Yes, the initial consult is pricey, but then the price goes down. I believe subsequent appts are $95 for a half hour and $150 for an hour (don't quote me on that...it's a ballpark). However, I find them to be VERY competitive, if not cheaper than, most DAN!s. And they don't charge for emails, nor do they charge if you call and ask a question. I don't know about flexible spending, I've never asked them about it. I have a charge card for mine, I should just try using it some time and see if it gets rejected LOL

Subject: Re: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 11:19 AM

I want to try the zyto, but I'm sorry, it is expensive! The price is about 300 for the first consult, but then you are probably going to want to do a followup to see if your treatment is working, right? So for me to use it twice, I think I priced it at about 500$There is no discount for multiple family member use, except not having to pay for multiple zytos, so to have everyone done in the family I guess it would be like 2k?! Maybe I can finance that next year thru flexible spending, if it would be covered?How did the previous poster get insurance to pay for it??Thanks in advance! :-)-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Which internet Zyto practitioner did you use that you found to be helpful? I know that there are several out there --- and prefer the personal recommendation before choosing. Subject: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 1:26 PM

I love it too!

So far it, the practitioner and his recommendations have been wonderful. We've seen some great improvements.

We recently had our second test and it was able to pick up the fact that my son has/had clostridia. I had scheduled the appt 3 weeks ago, so it was a coincidence. I attribute many of his behaviors to yeast, but when he'd been doing so well and then starting acting up again, I didn't know what to think. The zyto took the guessing out of it.

>

> Hi group

> for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it

>

>

> thanks

> Alice

>

[Guest guest]

I think everyone or most everyone has been using Payne?

 

Which internet Zyto practitioner did you use that you found to be helpful?  I know that there are several out there --- and prefer the personal recommendation before choosing.

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I think everyone or most everyone has been using Payne?

 

Which internet Zyto practitioner did you use that you found to be helpful?  I know that there are several out there --- and prefer the personal recommendation before choosing.

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I think everyone or most everyone has been using Payne?

 

Which internet Zyto practitioner did you use that you found to be helpful?  I know that there are several out there --- and prefer the personal recommendation before choosing.

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

Is the Zyto similar to " Metatrone "

http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

It does not look the same.

Here is a link about zyto.

http://www.zyto.com/Products/VirtualClinic.aspx

Thanks,

Jerry

>

> Is the Zyto similar to " Metatrone "

> http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

>

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

It does not look the same.

Here is a link about zyto.

http://www.zyto.com/Products/VirtualClinic.aspx

Thanks,

Jerry

>

> Is the Zyto similar to " Metatrone "

> http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

>

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure. I don't really understand what the Metatrone is although, it seems like a type of biofeedback so maybe. The zyto machine is basically biofeedback. The metatrone has lots of $50 words in it's description but it doesn't explain what any of it means. "Spectral Analysis" can mean pretty much anything, ranging from chemistry, physics and astronomy analysis to reading auras. We are just talking about visible light, here. And Magnetic Vortex, again, can mean anything. Don't even get me started on Non-Linear Diagnostics. So I don't know if they are similar or not but it's likely. They both seem to use a form of biofeedback. Maybe not the same kind of biofeedback but still biofeedback.The Metatrone seems to be doing an awful lot to make it sound "scientific" and based in physics and math but I don't know that it's anymore scientifically accepted than say, homeopathy or other forms of biofeedback. Could be good, could be lame. Not all biofeedback is created equal, just like DANs. I know nothing about it and have heard nothing about it, so I will refrain from commenting on its effectiveness. I *have* heard of Zyto and have had its virtues extolled upon me regularly.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

Is the Zyto similar to "Metatrone"

http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure. I don't really understand what the Metatrone is although, it seems like a type of biofeedback so maybe. The zyto machine is basically biofeedback. The metatrone has lots of $50 words in it's description but it doesn't explain what any of it means. "Spectral Analysis" can mean pretty much anything, ranging from chemistry, physics and astronomy analysis to reading auras. We are just talking about visible light, here. And Magnetic Vortex, again, can mean anything. Don't even get me started on Non-Linear Diagnostics. So I don't know if they are similar or not but it's likely. They both seem to use a form of biofeedback. Maybe not the same kind of biofeedback but still biofeedback.The Metatrone seems to be doing an awful lot to make it sound "scientific" and based in physics and math but I don't know that it's anymore scientifically accepted than say, homeopathy or other forms of biofeedback. Could be good, could be lame. Not all biofeedback is created equal, just like DANs. I know nothing about it and have heard nothing about it, so I will refrain from commenting on its effectiveness. I *have* heard of Zyto and have had its virtues extolled upon me regularly.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

Is the Zyto similar to "Metatrone"

http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure. I don't really understand what the Metatrone is although, it seems like a type of biofeedback so maybe. The zyto machine is basically biofeedback. The metatrone has lots of $50 words in it's description but it doesn't explain what any of it means. "Spectral Analysis" can mean pretty much anything, ranging from chemistry, physics and astronomy analysis to reading auras. We are just talking about visible light, here. And Magnetic Vortex, again, can mean anything. Don't even get me started on Non-Linear Diagnostics. So I don't know if they are similar or not but it's likely. They both seem to use a form of biofeedback. Maybe not the same kind of biofeedback but still biofeedback.The Metatrone seems to be doing an awful lot to make it sound "scientific" and based in physics and math but I don't know that it's anymore scientifically accepted than say, homeopathy or other forms of biofeedback. Could be good, could be lame. Not all biofeedback is created equal, just like DANs. I know nothing about it and have heard nothing about it, so I will refrain from commenting on its effectiveness. I *have* heard of Zyto and have had its virtues extolled upon me regularly.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

Is the Zyto similar to "Metatrone"

http://www.uk.metatron-nls.ru/main.php?id=22

[Guest guest]

jerry what insurance u have. How convince your insurance to pay partial the cost?

thanks

sue

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 6:30:52 PMSubject: Re: zyto

Good evening, Kath,You can find some on e-bay or you can buy direct. I think Living Well Today website can show you where to buy or just Google for Zyto cradle.If you know of other parents near you, you can ask if they will chip in and you share the Zyto cradle. I have heard that it is about $150.00. For me, an hour session was $190.00. But I filed with insurance got 60% covered.Hope this helps.Jerry> > >> > > Hi group> > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > Alice> > >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

jerry what insurance u have. How convince your insurance to pay partial the cost?

thanks

sue

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 6:30:52 PMSubject: Re: zyto

Good evening, Kath,You can find some on e-bay or you can buy direct. I think Living Well Today website can show you where to buy or just Google for Zyto cradle.If you know of other parents near you, you can ask if they will chip in and you share the Zyto cradle. I have heard that it is about $150.00. For me, an hour session was $190.00. But I filed with insurance got 60% covered.Hope this helps.Jerry> > >> > > Hi group> > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > Alice> > >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

jerry what insurance u have. How convince your insurance to pay partial the cost?

thanks

sue

To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 6:30:52 PMSubject: Re: zyto

Good evening, Kath,You can find some on e-bay or you can buy direct. I think Living Well Today website can show you where to buy or just Google for Zyto cradle.If you know of other parents near you, you can ask if they will chip in and you share the Zyto cradle. I have heard that it is about $150.00. For me, an hour session was $190.00. But I filed with insurance got 60% covered.Hope this helps.Jerry> > >> > > Hi group> > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > Alice> > >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

It's not for the cradle, it was for her appointment. Some insurances cover alternative medicine.

Cheryl~http://www.gryffins-tail.blogspot.com~@midian42~

jerry what insurance u have. How convince your insurance to pay partial the cost?

thanks

sue

From: RowenaM <jerry_montgomeryhotmail>To: mb12 valtrex Sent: Wed, April 28, 2010 6:30:52 PMSubject: Re: zyto Good evening, Kath,You can find some on e-bay or you can buy direct. I think Living Well Today website can show you where to buy or just Google for Zyto cradle.If you know of other parents near you, you can ask if they will chip in and you share the Zyto cradle. I have heard that it is about $150.00. For me, an hour session was $190.00. But I filed with insurance got 60% covered.Hope this helps.Jerry> > >> > > Hi group> > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > Alice> > >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

Just minutes ago I received my Zyto hand cradle via UPS. Now, on to install, and then wait for an appointment. I ordered it from http://www.startlivingwelltoday.com/ ( Payne, homeopath). With the shipping, it was only $140. I ordered it over the phone and gave them a credit card tied to our Flexible Spending account (health care account). The charge went through (amazing!), especially when charges from The Vitamin Shop, or similar businesses, won't clear. I think they bill the Zyto out as durable medical equipment, and our insurance covers that. I'll keep people posted as to our experiences with this modality. There are three different practitioners that I know of that use GoToMeeting, and the remote Zyto.

jerry what insurance u have. How convince your insurance to pay partial the cost?

thanks

sue

From: RowenaM <jerry_montgomeryhotmail>To: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comSent: Wed, April 28, 2010 6:30:52 PMSubject: Re: zyto Good evening, Kath,You can find some on e-bay or you can buy direct. I think Living Well Today website can show you where to buy or just Google for Zyto cradle.If you know of other parents near you, you can ask if they will chip in and you share the Zyto cradle. I have heard that it is about $150.00. For me, an hour session was $190.00. But I filed with insurance got 60% covered.Hope this helps.Jerry> > >> > > Hi group> > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > Alice> > >> > > > > >>

[Guest guest]

Good morning,

Ask for a receipt from Payne and ask them to provide you with their TAX

ID.

This is a nutrionist visit. That is the angle I took with my insurance company.

You may need to write the CPT and Diagnosis Code on the receipt when you file

with your insurance.

I used CPT 99215 with the following diagnosis codes: 277.9, 269.2, and 269.3.

Hope this helps.

Jerry

> > > >

> > > > Hi group

> > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How

successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback

from others who have used it

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > thanks

> > > > Alice

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Good morning,

Ask for a receipt from Payne and ask them to provide you with their TAX

ID.

This is a nutrionist visit. That is the angle I took with my insurance company.

You may need to write the CPT and Diagnosis Code on the receipt when you file

with your insurance.

I used CPT 99215 with the following diagnosis codes: 277.9, 269.2, and 269.3.

Hope this helps.

Jerry

> > > >

> > > > Hi group

> > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How

successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback

from others who have used it

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > thanks

> > > > Alice

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Just curious..with the Zyto and Payne: Has Payne seem the mercury in the brain, or any other heavy metals for that matter. If so, does he recommend chelation? Is he able to monitor it?

Thanks

Karla

Subject: Re: zytoTo: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 7:47 AM

Good morning,Our homeopath recommended Deseret Biological Metox for my son. The homeopathy is similar to sequential homeopathy. I think true sequential homeopathy is to go in order of a timeline. Our homeopath was opened to addressing the issues that the Electro Dermal Screening revealed.If you have a homeopath that does Electro Dermal Screening, they will "test" which remedy is best to address a particular issue.I am at the point that the gloves are off. I am going to look at different treatments. For us, homeopathy is just another tool in the bag. While we were getting the yeast and gut in order, I wanted to start chelation. I am now at the point that I will probably do AC chelation and see if the mercury in the brain is moving. Our homeopath is not seeing the mercury in the brain move as well as the other metals such as lead.Slowly but surely, my son will be recovered.You can call me at

if you like.Again, not all children may respond to homeopathy. However, our homeopathy was not too expensive and too restrictive in that I could use other treatments.Hope this helps,Jerry> > > > >> > > > > Hi group> > > > > for those who have used zyto - would you recommend using it? How successful was it? We are thinking about using zyto but would like some feedback from others who have used it > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > thanks> > > > > Alice> > > > >> > > > > > > > > > > >> > >> >>