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Hi!

My 8 yo son is urinating every 5- 10 minutes during his waking

hours. We did chelation 27 rounds of chelation last year but have

not done so since December 2003. We are planning to start back up

over summer school break.

About a week ago my son started going pee alot. He was constipated

but isnt anymore. He is still going every 5-10 minutes when he is

awake. He does not show any signs of pain, no fever, but Pees

gallons like a dog marking his territory.

Any suggestions? I'm going to call the Dr tomorrow to see about a

uninalysis... I started treating for yeast but haven't seen any

dieoff as I had in the past... and no other signs of yeast creeping

back into our lives.

Thanks to all for your 1st hand help. -Donna

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My son, 7, used to urinate frequently a few years ago. Now when it starts up

again (as it is now), it usually means yeast. Right now I haven't been

treating his yeast because everything I've tried that works on yeast is so high

in

phenols that he's getting super irritable. I figured I'd take a little

hyperactivity (yeast) over the irritability (phenols) for a while, and he's

urinating a

lot. So for us, yeast.

Debbie

In a message dated 6/27/2004 6:09:50 PM Central Daylight Time,

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> My 8 yo son is urinating every 5- 10 minutes during his waking

> hours. We did chelation 27 rounds of chelation last year but have

> not done

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Is he also drinking a lot?

If it looks like he pees everything he drinks and is constantly

thirsty, it could be diabete insipidus?

> Hi!

>

> My 8 yo son is urinating every 5- 10 minutes during his waking

> hours. We did chelation 27 rounds of chelation last year but have

> not done so since December 2003. We are planning to start back up

> over summer school break.

>

> About a week ago my son started going pee alot. He was constipated

> but isnt anymore. He is still going every 5-10 minutes when he is

> awake. He does not show any signs of pain, no fever, but Pees

> gallons like a dog marking his territory.

>

> Any suggestions? I'm going to call the Dr tomorrow to see about a

> uninalysis... I started treating for yeast but haven't seen any

> dieoff as I had in the past... and no other signs of yeast creeping

> back into our lives.

>

> Thanks to all for your 1st hand help. -Donna

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> About a week ago my son started going pee alot. He was constipated

> but isnt anymore. He is still going every 5-10 minutes when he is

> awake. He does not show any signs of pain, no fever, but Pees

> gallons like a dog marking his territory.

Can be yeast, can be phenol intolerance [here is one story about that]

http://www.danasview.net/asrecov2.htm

Can be diabetes. Can be caffeine. Probably a few other causes also.

Dana

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Hi all,

My used to have this excess pee until I give him only about

15 mg of Cranberry extract + 2 NoFenol (from Houston) every

2 hours then he stops peeing too much. Now he can hold his pee

up to 1:15 '. And if he has accident every 5-10 minutes, means

that he is very yeasty and I need to give him more

cranberry + nofenol. In between GSE, I give him

a lot of Probiotics to support (after 50 minute of GSE).

It works like a miracle. He is on 44 th of chelation.

A lot of Lead + mercury are coming out.

Hope this will help your kids.

Oanh04

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