Re: New Member again

Posted May 4, 2003 · May 4, 2003

Hi !

Hopefully Zach will get turned around for the better soon and this

time, stay turned around.

Okay, on your supp list, are you giving Peptizyde AND the Complete

enzymes both? Hopefully with enzymes you will be able to get off at

least half of these other supplements. Sounds like you would be busy

all day just trying to get them in him.

With enzymes you usually do not need any extra high B6. The B6 can

actually cause a lot of problems (and yes I am aware that some

autism doctors try to shove it down every autism kid they come

across). The practical reality of 2 years constant feedback from

real life parents is that the high B6 is often a problem and usually

the first that really needs to be withdrawn with enzymes. Enzymes

give you more nutrition from your food and the B vitamins can be

neuro-toxins at high doses. Also, B vitamins are a problem with

yeast. The Feast without Yeast doctor/author said either the B

vitamins feed the yeast, or the yeast inactivate the B vitamins. I

can't remember which way it went. He said though not to give B

vitamins with yeast until it was under control. Something to think

about.

How long are you supposed to be on Nystatin? That is prescription,

not? Here is a tip: if you add the enzyme No-Fenol from

www.houstonni.com to an antifungal, it is an awesome combination to

fight yeast. Many parents use grapefruit seed extract with No-fenol

for this as well. So if you added the No-Fenol with the AFP Pep,

other zymes, the probiotics and perhaps the Yeast control, that

would really take a whack at the yeast (seems to be the main issue

wiht your son).

Have you noticed improvement with BOTH Primal Defense and

ProBioGold? That seems like a lot of different probiotics.

What about the other supplements? To tell you the truth, if you

haven't seen a noticeable improvement with any of these after you

added them, you might want to consider taking them out, or at least

reducing them greatly with the enzymes. There are several things in

your list that usually cause hyperness. Is hyperness or poor sleep a

problem? What types of foods or yeast diet is he on? I know there

are several different versions of yeast diets. Thank you.

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Posted May 4, 2003 · May 4, 2003

OK, I am giving the Primal Defense and Pro-Bio Gold, because the Dr. said to use

Pro-bio gold. I knew the Primal Defense helped Zack and was afraid to leave it

out. I had also had some people say they did not seem to get the results from

Probio Gold that they did from Primal Defense. Also, I was under the impression

that you can't give to many probiotics, so I was just doing both of them. I

have not been doing this long. A few weeks.

At this time, he is taking the Nystatin four times a day. We are supposed to

retest him in a month and if he is not better, put him on Diflucan. I am not

adhering to a strict yeast diet at this time. I am gone in the afternoon, every

afternoon, and cannot cook. When school is out, I plan on getting very strict

with the yeast diet. But, I was also hopeful that with enzymes, maybe I would

not have to be as strict. it is very difficult to do the yeast diet. I am

restricting the sugar, as in no sweets or sodas and limiting bread, no white

bread. Things like that.

So what would you put him on?

List what supplements you think I should have him on and what I should

eliminate.

Thanks for your help. He is very sick of having to take this bad tasting stuff

all the time.

Also, this DAN Dr. recommended the CoQ10, the TMG and the moderate GFCF diet,

along with moderate yeast diet. TMG had B-12 in it.

I will stop the B-6.

I do think the L-Carnosine helps Zack. What do you think about this supplement?