Re: 's got a cold! (and this is a good thing!)

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Hi

My DD was also one of the hyperimmune kids who NEVER EVER got sick before

this last winter. She could be around kids with colds - never got one. She

rarely

gets the dreaded tummy bugs that go around.

It's changed now, though, and I'm also encouraged by this.

Margaret

[Guest guest]

Thanks . I'm already sniffing out some info on proteases and

enzymes...Like I have time for this, lol...

Thanks, I appreciate the info.

L.

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Wow, interesting!

Immune type problems are definitely not my expertise, so I dont' feel

qualified to give a judgment or even to comment on your hypothesis.

I do know that there is lab evidence for certain effects of plant

enzymes on cytokines and other factors produced by immune cells, but

for me to extrapolate that to medical application would be a far

reach.

Really, this is so interesting. Where's that NIH grant application I

had....?

Devin

> , age 7 has been on the enzymes for close to three weeks, and

doing

> great. The hyperactivity vanished three days ago, and he is just

so happy.

>

> What has me the most encouraged, is that , who is

a " hyperimmune " child

> (Huge excesses of NK cells in lymphocyte subset panels), and

antibodies

> against MBP and NAF (myelin basic protein and neuro-axial

filaments), has a

> cold.

>

> No one ever really knew how to treat what looked like an immune

system in

> overdrive. has not been sick since a bout of the flu in 1996

and the

> diarrhea he's had since he was seven months old (never went away

after a bout

> of rotavirus).

>

> Seriously, he's not had so much as a sniffle, unless it was due to

seasonal

> allergies.

>

> woke up with a fever and a cough this morning!!!!!! I never

thought

> I'd be so thrilled about my child having an illness, but he caught

it from

> his sister, something that's never happened here before. Maybe I'm

putting

> to much stock in it, but I find it nothing short of miraculous that

's

> immune system is now able to get " sick. " And I can only attribute

it to the

> fact that the enzymes are reducing his bodies reaction to his own

myelin,

> therefore bringing down his NK cell count. His CBC of last week

had

> indicated that EOS and IGE were within range for the first time I

can

> remember.

>

> Anyone else care to comment? I've only run across one other parent

who had a

> " hyperimmune " kid--most of them seem to have hypoimmunity.

>

> Thanks, my curiosity is killing me.

>

> Liane

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I can sift through my pile of Ton 'o Enzyme Studies and collect the

ones on immume systems and cytokines. I don't know which will be most

appropriate so I will send anything that looks relavent. It looks

like you are up on the technical alphabet soup of things. If you

piece something together, please post it. This will take a day or so.

Congratulations on a new 'improvement', LOL.

.

[Guest guest]

> What has me the most encouraged, is that , who is a " hyperimmune " child

> (Huge excesses of NK cells in lymphocyte subset panels), and antibodies

> against MBP and NAF (myelin basic protein and neuro-axial filaments), has a

> cold.

Hi Liane,

This sounds very interesting to me too... Because I am like I am never

sick. The last time I can remember being sick was more than 10 years ago.

Well, about a week ago I got a very serious virus. I was sick for real for two

days. I couldn't believe it how bad it felt. I had high fever and everything...

I was wondering about what's happening... I am not taking enzymes, but I did a

few rounds of chelation. For sure I had some remarkable improvements in many

aspects. I guess my immune system changed a bit too

My son is exactly the same way. He is never sick. Even now, I was really sick

and

of course I had to take care of him and be around him all day, and yet he never

even sneezed or anything.

Valentina

[Guest guest]

Hi - My 12 yo ds w/ Aspergers also never gets sick. Besides the many

ear infections he had as a baby. I just realized last fall he has AS

and from reading about gfcf I had seen something about that but still

don't understand all the technical reasons from this. He's been on

enzymes for 3 weeks now too so we'll see.

Darlene

[Guest guest]

yes colds always skirted around my daughter also until very recently.

julie

[ ] Re: 's got a cold! (and this is a good

thing!)

Hi - My 12 yo ds w/ Aspergers also never gets sick. Besides the many

ear infections he had as a baby. I just realized last fall he has AS

and from reading about gfcf I had seen something about that but still

don't understand all the technical reasons from this. He's been on

enzymes for 3 weeks now too so we'll see.

Darlene

[Guest guest]

's immune system was mixed-partly hyper and partly hypo. He didn't " come

down " with things either. After starting Ojibwa Tea of Life, his immune system

started " seeing " germs, mounting a response, and he started getting sick:). As

his immune system started to regulate itself, there were corresponding

improvements in his neurological functioning. I hope that this is the beginning

of profound positive changes for you, as it was for my son:)

[ ] 's got a cold! (and this is a good thing!)

, age 7 has been on the enzymes for close to three weeks, and doing

great. The hyperactivity vanished three days ago, and he is just so happy.

What has me the most encouraged, is that , who is a " hyperimmune " child

(Huge excesses of NK cells in lymphocyte subset panels), and antibodies

against MBP and NAF (myelin basic protein and neuro-axial filaments), has a

cold.

No one ever really knew how to treat what looked like an immune system in

overdrive. has not been sick since a bout of the flu in 1996 and the

diarrhea he's had since he was seven months old (never went away after a bout

of rotavirus).

Seriously, he's not had so much as a sniffle, unless it was due to seasonal

allergies.

woke up with a fever and a cough this morning!!!!!! I never thought

I'd be so thrilled about my child having an illness, but he caught it from

his sister, something that's never happened here before. Maybe I'm putting

to much stock in it, but I find it nothing short of miraculous that 's

immune system is now able to get " sick. " And I can only attribute it to the

fact that the enzymes are reducing his bodies reaction to his own myelin,

therefore bringing down his NK cell count. His CBC of last week had

indicated that EOS and IGE were within range for the first time I can

remember.

Anyone else care to comment? I've only run across one other parent who had a

" hyperimmune " kid--most of them seem to have hypoimmunity.

Thanks, my curiosity is killing me.

Liane