Re: xpost - Need herbal recommendations for e.coli, strep and yeast -Zyto

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Because I have personally found the monthly Zyto reports so useful, I thought

I'd give you some additional information on it (there tends to be more posts

about the Zyto on the Borrelia group as more are using it in that group). If you

are on the Borrelia group their Files have a spreadsheet that has a child that

started the LDM-100 and broke out in a detox rash. The spreadsheet has pre,

during rash & post stresses that give an indication of the organism

movement....it's fancinating to get a glimps of the organism movement.

If you would like to know more about the Zyto I highly recommend you consider

the LIA Conference April 15-18th just outside Palm Springs, CA. Last year they

actually had a Zyto (they let you get a free report) in the vendor room...they

also had Jane Barlow with all their products including special prices & sample

bottles of the LDM-100 and Quantum Neurologists with their laser

neuro-rehabilitation working on people for free...all of these were absolutely

fantastic. While I do not know if all these will be available for free at the

next conference, I do know there will be information available on all these. Dr

Gonzolas & Dr Hesse-Sheehan will both be speaking on Quantum Neurology

(Dr Gonzolas has some fantastic new cranial regeneration work with the

lasers...must see stuff), Payne (who has great experience with his Zyto

work) and Dr Amy Derksen (a LOT of experience with herbals including the

LDM-100, natural strep, staph, yeast & chelation) will all be speaking. I know

if you have not researched or experienced these, they are important and the next

level up if you've hit a wall. Here's some basic links for further info:

http://www.quantumneurology.com/

Note on Quantum Neurology (QN): I introduced Dr with my sons example

of improvement with QN at the the last LIA conference. He was having trouble eye

tracking as the books jumped to chapter books. QN was huge to help this & he

jumped 2 years in reading in just 6 months with QN (including a 3 month summer

break)...all documented by the school system. This was accomplished in 15 QN

sessions & some home practices with a home laser. She had many other case

studies of kids breaking through things using QN over traditional therapies.

Zyto Info:

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

Info on & the Zyto:

http://www.startlivingwelltoday.com/autism.html

http://www.startlivingwelltoday.com/virtualclinic.html

And lastly, below is a copy of the speaker list at the LIA Conference to help.

Hope some of this helps you further.

Rita

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Lyme's Induced Autism Foundation " From Roadblocks to Recovery "

Hyatt Grand Chapions Resort/Spa

Indian Wells CA

April 15-18 2010

http://www.lymeinducedautism.com/roadblockstorecovery.html

We invite you to attend our 4th annual conference called " From Roadblocks to

Recovery " . This conference is for physicians, families and individuals who are

affected by autism spectrum disorder, Lyme disease and associated disorders. We

welcome you to come and learn from the most cutting edge physicians on the

planet who are treating these things day in and day out in their practices. You

will enjoy a fantastic line-up of speakers and have fun connecting with other

families sharing in your journey.

Physicians will enjoy top knotch training from some of the most knowledgeable

physicians during our physicians training day on Thursday and throughout the

entire conference.

We will also have a vendor room, sporting over 40 vendors who carry cutting edge

products and resources for our physicians and families. You don't want to miss

out on talking with them about what new and exciting products they have to

offer.

April 15, 2009 - Physicians Training Day

April 16-18, 2009 - General Session

Physicians Training Speakers

Therese Yang, MD - Overview of the Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme disease

Dietrich Klinghardt, MD - The Treatment of Lyme disease Without Antibiotics

Aristo Vojdani, PhD - A Gut Feeling for Inflammation in Autism

Armin Schwarzbach, MD, PhD - Staging Processes in the Laboratory Diagnosis of

Lyme and Multiple-Infections

, DC, QN - Cranial Nerve Rehabilitation

Physicians Case Sharing Panel - Moderated by Jeff Wulfman, MD

General Session Speakers

Jeff Wulfman, MD - Who are you? Human and Microbial Interaction in Lyme

Borreliosis, Autism and Modern Disease

Steve , MD and Therese Yang, MD

Moreno, DO - From Airway to Neuro-Regeneration

Wayne , ND - Why Does Lyme disease Treatment Fail?

Juarez, MA, MFT - Applications of Biofeedback and Neurofeedback for

Patients Suffering with Autism, Lyme disease and Auto-Immune Disorders

Payne, MS, CRC, CNS - A Better Brain! Energetic Testing and the

Resotartion of Neurophysiology Through the Use of Communication Molecules

Gilbert Renaud and Moreno, DO - Digging Deeper into Lyme and Autism by

Identifying the Emotional Trauma Behind These Conditions

Amy Derksen, ND - Foundational Approach to Treating Autism and Chronic Illness

Hesse-Sheehan, DC, QN - Utilizing Plant Stem Cells/Embryonic

Phytotherapy for Immune Modulation, Biofilm and Symptom Management of LIA.

Quantum Neurology Basics and Case Studies

Toby Watkinson, DC - Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction and Chronic Illness:

Case Studies From Current Research Study with Autism

Louis Fields - Aerobic and Anerobic Conditioning to Fight Lyme and My Lyme

Plan and How I Did it!

Dietrich Klinghardt, MD - Recent Advances in the Treatment of Autism Spectrum

Disorder

Please mail or fax your registration form to the following address:

LIA Foundation

1771 Honors Lane

Corona, CA 92883

Fax:

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> > > > We had a microbial stool test done for our son and it wasn't surprising

that he had moderate levels of yeast, but he also had an overgorwth of hemolytic

e.coli (ack!) and alpha hemolytic strep in the " imbalance " category, plus in the

past we had an OAT done that had high markers for clostridia.

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(which he is on already, but we weren't using at the time) with the next few in

the mid-range were berberine, GSE and Caprylic acid. These were all listed as

antifungals though, so I did some research for e.coli and strep and it seems

that Dr. Yasko recommends garlic, goldenseal, GSE and juniper berry for the

e.coli and for the strep - garlic, juniper berry and royal jelly with BH4, then

of course the candida can also be treated with garlic, goldenseal, GSE and

juniper berry....so this is my question. Does anyone know of any really good

recommended products for the above and if at all possible, anything that

COMBINES any of these herbs would be awesome, because it would be less to give

him. Unless, of course, giving them individually is recommended so they can be

rotated. It seems that the oil of oregano and Uva Ursi are the lowest

responders....and, of course, that was what he was taking at the time of the

test, along with a little GSE and caprylic acid. In addition to the pathogens,

his lactobacilis growth was nil, even though we give at least 80 billion

lactobacilis strains of probiotics a night!

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> > > > OH, and oddly, you guys should know this, we were giving 4-6 billion

Sacc B nightly for the clostridia and yeast and well, it showed up as a +4 in

the DYSBIOSIS section!! Wow! It was actually our only dysbiosis marker! Our

DAN! was actually surprised, but told us to back off a bit, it might be taking

up too much space, not allowing the lacto-species to grow. He said it's a

transient strain and it will pass through fairly quickly, so stopping it will

lower those numbers fairly quickly. Anyway, just wanted to share that, in case

anyone else is using Sacc B a lot. You might want to do a stool test to make

sure it's not too much. I may add it back in after a week or so, just one cap

here and there, but not so many nightly, like we were. We used Great Plains Lab

and had a microbial test done for $87, well worth the money!!

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