Re: Dana& ALA & throat irritation

[Guest guest]

Hi Dana,

I really don't know if it is yeast or not. I guess my next question is

whether everyone usually postpones the round if the child is not 100% one

way or another. I guess you could potentially be postponing things a lot if

you worried about every little thing. This was our first stab at this, so I

am still unsure about many things. We did see some significant gains already

with his school work, so I am psyched to keep going.

Thanks,

nne

[ ] Re: ALA & throat irritation

> We finished our first 73 hour round of ALA. (yea!) My son developed

a cough

> mid way through. He has continued with the cough, for the 3 days we have

> been off round. It is not a cold, just a cough.

My #1 will develop a throat-clearing tic when he has a yeast problem.

Might it be that?

Dana

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[Guest guest]

I sometimes start a round of chelation when my children have not completely

recovered from their cough ect. For my children ALA has sometimes helped them to

recover more quickly, but I still do not feel easy to start chelation when they

are not completely well. I don't think I would use DMSA in those situations.

Dagmar.

[ ] Re: ALA & throat irritation

> We finished our first 73 hour round of ALA. (yea!) My son developed

a cough

> mid way through. He has continued with the cough, for the 3 days we have

> been off round. It is not a cold, just a cough.

My #1 will develop a throat-clearing tic when he has a yeast problem.

Might it be that?

Dana

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[Guest guest]

> I really don't know if it is yeast or not. I guess my next question is

> whether everyone usually postpones the round if the child is not

100% one

> way or another.

I postponed a round only if yeast was REALLY bad, or if my kids were sick.

Dana