Re: Homeopathic GcMAF drops???

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I have used the shots for my son and even though he did seem to have improvement

at first, the negatives were too many to continue. If your child has a tendency

towards pandas or inflammation, it is a good idea to avoid gcmaf. If you do

decide to use it, make sure you are using 5MTHF as it is a neopterin scavenger

and acts as an anti inflammatory. I have spoken to a couple of dans other than

Bradstreet and they don't use it as they are not sure of all the effects of the

shots. I am not familiar with the drops so may be other parents may provide

input.

Good luck

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> A while back people mentioned the K-Homeo drops (think that's what they

> were called) instead of the GcMAF shots. This was before Dr.B switched to the

> diluted homeopathic formula himself.

>

> Has anyone used them? I got 2 bottles then never used them and can't

> remember how to dose.

>

> I just called Dr. B's office to set up a consult for GcMAF and was told it

> was a 90 minute appt at $450. I explained I already have a DAN, Dr. R, and

> he told me that it would be a quick 15 minute consult to get the GcMAF

> shots. I can't spend $750 for an initial consult with a DAN when I already

have

> one, and from what I'm hearing people are seeing some results from the

> shots, not amazing stuff. My own DAN stopped using them with his kids because

> his kids got worse.

>

> I wanted to try the drops but haven't heard of anyone using them since I

> initially read about them a while back

>

> Macy

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