Re: Discouraged and question for Andy

[Guest guest]

It sounds very much like gut bugs Happens to us all ( If you have

treated yeast before and are careful with his diet, he may have a problem

without the butt rash. Bacteria flares promote cranky behaviour in my son,

agression, maybe piching or biting. Do you use probiotics?, Enzymes?

Hope you get it sorted soon,m glad the language is improving

Mandi in UK

but his behavior is horrible... like crying a

lot and uncooperative. He is on all the recommended supplements and we

do Andy's protocol. It seems like he was doing well before we started

chelation a month and a half ago. I don't think it's a yeast issue, he

is on Nystatin and his butt isn't broken out. I just am wondering maybe

he doesn't have a mercury issue or is this behavior mean chelation is

working???

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for both your replies. We are on Houston enzymes, AFP

and ZP, and on Ultra Flora Dairy Free probiotics 3-5 capsules a

day...plus about 17 other things...What do you use for bacteria? I

think we will take off a month at least. I do really appreciate your

kind response. Its nice to have a soul to talk to about this.

Mom to 2 beautiful blue eyed boys - Noah (4, pdd) and Luke (1, NT and

unvaccinated)

Re: [ ] Discouraged and question for Andy

It sounds very much like gut bugs Happens to us all ( If you

have

treated yeast before and are careful with his diet, he may have a

problem

without the butt rash. Bacteria flares promote cranky behaviour in my

son,

agression, maybe piching or biting. Do you use probiotics?, Enzymes?

Hope you get it sorted soon,m glad the language is improving

Mandi in UK

but his behavior is horrible... like crying a

lot and uncooperative. He is on all the recommended supplements and we

do Andy's protocol. It seems like he was doing well before we started

chelation a month and a half ago. I don't think it's a yeast issue, he

is on Nystatin and his butt isn't broken out. I just am wondering

maybe

he doesn't have a mercury issue or is this behavior mean chelation is

working???

[Guest guest]

My son is a definite bacteria kid. We rotate Berberine (Berbercaps

by Thorne), Uva Ursi, and Biocidin, along with lots of probiotics and

some garlic. Sounds like gut bugs, but are you sure your minerals

are all in place? Kim

> Thanks so much for both your replies. We are on Houston enzymes,

AFP

> and ZP, and on Ultra Flora Dairy Free probiotics 3-5 capsules a

> day...plus about 17 other things...What do you use for bacteria? I

> think we will take off a month at least. I do really appreciate

your

> kind response. Its nice to have a soul to talk to about this.

>

>

> Mom to 2 beautiful blue eyed boys - Noah (4, pdd) and Luke (1, NT

and

> unvaccinated)

>

>

> Re: [ ] Discouraged and question for Andy

>

> It sounds very much like gut bugs Happens to us all ( If you

> have

> treated yeast before and are careful with his diet, he may have a

> problem

> without the butt rash. Bacteria flares promote cranky behaviour in

my

> son,

> agression, maybe piching or biting. Do you use probiotics?, Enzymes?

>

> Hope you get it sorted soon,m glad the language is improving

> Mandi in UK

>

> but his behavior is horrible... like crying a

> lot and uncooperative. He is on all the recommended supplements

and we

> do Andy's protocol. It seems like he was doing well before we

started

> chelation a month and a half ago. I don't think it's a yeast

issue, he

> is on Nystatin and his butt isn't broken out. I just am wondering

> maybe

> he doesn't have a mercury issue or is this behavior mean chelation

is

> working???

[Guest guest]

I'd look into Biocidin - yucky tasting but effective

anti-fingal/anti-bacterial/anti-parasitic. I have used a short course of low

potency (3ppm)

Collodial Silver for my sons bacteria which washighly effective but in general

this

is not recommended for metal toxic kids. However, given the ease of use and

effectiveness, I feel it beats Rx meds and yucky tasting herbs every time. It

comes in several strengths, I don;t think I have ever seen one as low as 3ppm

in the US but have seen 12ppm up to 400ppm.

_www.biobotanicalresearch.com_ (http://www.biobotanicalresearch.com) for

the Biocidin.

Good luck

Mandi in UK

Thanks so much for both your replies. We are on Houston enzymes, AFP

and ZP, and on Ultra Flora Dairy Free probiotics 3-5 capsules a

day...plus about 17 other things...What do you use for bacteria? I

think we will take off a month at least. I do really appreciate your

kind response. Its nice to have a soul to talk to about this.

[Guest guest]

This is a difficult and ambiguous situation. I'd stop for a while and

see if there seemed to be improvement or not, if the DMSA was causing

the issues (easiest to find out by chelating again) that suggests toxic

metals are present.

If you can get DMPS it might be worth trying. It is often gentler.

Andy . . . . ..

> Our first DDI hair test was ambigious according to Andy and the second

> one did not meet the counting rules, but I was still sure Noah had

> mercury poisoning due to his symptoms of extreme noise sensitivity, all

> the fillings I had put in when I was pregnant and breastfeeding, his

> vaccines, and zinc copper ratios being opposite in his blood vs hair

> test. We just completed our third round of DMSA only and my son has

> improved speech/sentences (Not sure if concidence since he went to a

> speech camp this summer) but his behavior is horrible... like crying a

> lot and uncooperative. He is on all the recommended supplements and we

> do Andy's protocol. It seems like he was doing well before we started

> chelation a month and a half ago. I don't think it's a yeast issue, he

> is on Nystatin and his butt isn't broken out. I just am wondering maybe

> he doesn't have a mercury issue or is this behavior mean chelation is

> working??? Its hard for me to continue with the chelation not knowing.

> I feel like its something I need to do for him, but I wonder when do

> things start getting better and not so rough on him. My question for

> Andy... based on the hair test results of ambigious and then not meeting

> the counting rules could this mean that he doesn't have mercury

> poisoning? When I first started posting you (Andy) told me to do a few

> rounds and see how it goes... how much progress should I see after three

> rounds... or should I not see any yet. I am just getting discouraged and

> I know chelation takes a lot longer than 3 rounds. How do you all get

> through it?

>

>

> Mom to 2 beautiful blue eyed boys - Noah (4, pdd) and Luke (1, NT and

> unvaccinated)