Guest guest Posted December 7, 2003 Report Share Posted December 7, 2003 We're back from our visit in Virginia. I'm happy, tired, overwhelmed, tired, hopeful, tired. There's some researching I need to do regarding some supplements she'd like us to use, but not due to the supplement itself, just the composition of the supplement in general. It was a couple of thousand as far as the trip, but worth every penny. Those last couple of idiosyncrasies of ph's, yeah, she explained them, you know, those one or two remaining issues that cause meltdowns, and you think to yourself, whoa, I thought we were past this, what did he eat that set him off. Everything she wants to do, I'm okay with. No, wait, I'm better than okay with. My husband is happy/excited, something new for us. I'm wary because we were slapped so hard after Dr. Goldberg, I needed to believe, and I got a rude awakening. I'd just been the lone voice in my immediate circle chanting till my voice almost gave out, that the whole immune system, gastrointestinal and developmental issues were related. So to have someone like Dr. Goldberg validate that point, well. His promise of a " cure " was unexpected to say the least. Those of you that read it will remember that I said then that I was floored by his promise of a cure. Dr. Goldberg served a purpose, but we are doing away with the Valtrex. Dr. Megson listed coconut oil as one of the antiviral methods we will use. I'll post the update, but not until I've digested it all, read my notes a few times from the visit, and researched a little of what she told us to use, on my own. I will say that just the few days without the Valtrex has cleared up the remaining spider veins on ph's cheeks. I'm going to sleep tonight without any help, perhaps it's a clear conscience? You know, that never ending circular ream of thoughts that we as parents experience when something in our gut is telling us something is very wrong. They look so innocent, so peaceful in sleep, and you watch them, thinking, sometimes crying. , you popped into my head once during our visit. Dr. Megson was explaining the three ways of nourishing the body with ......, and I thought of you and your tireless effort to get us all to get out in the sun. Timing is critical of course. Goodnight to everyone. We've already started the vit. C and Zinc. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 8, 2003 Report Share Posted December 8, 2003 When you are rested up, yes, please post about your visit and plan. Very good to hear that it was worthwhile and you have some new ideas! . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2004 Report Share Posted June 12, 2004 >issue. Know this is a long post. I apologize. For parents out there >who had bad experience with cellulose version of enzymes, I'd >recommend getting your child tested for Clostridia. How would cellulose tie into clostridia? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 12, 2004 Report Share Posted June 12, 2004 , Check out his folic acid levels.....if too low can affect the thyroid output and they will appear hypothyroid. R Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 Hi , My son has spider veins on his arms and hands. No doctor so far could explain it. What's the relationship with the anti viral? My son does have viral issues, but the spider veins appeared when he was 11 month old (so well before we started any biomedical interventions) and they keep growing and new ones are coming out. It's scary. On another subject, his nutritionist recommended Nutiva coconut oil and Youthing Strategies raw sesame oil because of the fatty acids but also their anti-viral, anti-inflammatory, and anti-fungal properties. Which brand of coconut oil does Dr. Megson recommend? Thanks, > We're back from our visit in Virginia. I'm happy, tired, overwhelmed, tired, hopeful, tired. There's some researching I need to do regarding some supplements she'd like us to use, but not due to the supplement itself, just the composition of the supplement in general. It was a couple of thousand as far as the trip, but worth every penny. Those last couple of idiosyncrasies of ph's, yeah, she explained them, you know, those one or two remaining issues that cause meltdowns, and you think to yourself, whoa, I thought we were past this, what did he eat that set him off. Everything she wants to do, I'm okay with. No, wait, I'm better than okay with. My husband is happy/excited, something new for us. I'm wary because we were slapped so hard after Dr. Goldberg, I needed to believe, and I got a rude awakening. I'd just been the lone voice in my immediate circle chanting till my voice almost gave out, that the whole immune system, gastrointestinal and developmental issues were related. So to have someone like Dr. Goldberg validate that point, well. His promise of a " cure " was unexpected to say the least. Those of you that read it will remember that I said then that I was floored by his promise of a cure. Dr. Goldberg served a purpose, but we are doing away with the Valtrex. Dr. Megson listed coconut oil as one of the antiviral methods we will use. I'll post the update, but not until I've digested it all, read my notes a few times from the visit, and researched a little of what she told us to use, on my own. I will say that just the few days without the Valtrex has cleared up the remaining spider veins on ph's cheeks. I'm going to sleep tonight without any help, perhaps it's a clear conscience? You know, that never ending circular ream of thoughts that we as parents experience when something in our gut is telling us something is very wrong. They look so innocent, so peaceful in sleep, and you watch them, thinking, sometimes crying. , you popped into my head once during our visit. Dr. Megson was explaining the three ways of nourishing the body with ....., and I thought of you and your tireless effort to get us all to get out in the sun. Timing is critical of course. Goodnight to everyone. We've already started the vit. C and Zinc. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 >>For elements he is in toxic range for Barium, and 3.26 or less is normal, he is excreting at 54.89. He has never had this for any sort of diagnostic test, nor has he had any concoctions like Pepto Bismo ( Dr. Megson asked). If it can come from nitrates, carbonates and sulfide, does that mean any product in sulfide or carbonate form? He is also showing toxic levels of Bismuth, .224 or less is normal and he's at .644, again known to be in antidiarrhea and antimicrobial compounds, so back to evaluating his supplements. And the final toxic element he is excreting in heavy quantity is nickel. Now I have no idea where that comes from. Normal is .559 or less and he is at .858. Check sources here http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 Thank you so much. I forget about your pages. Other members have wonderfully posted sites to reference and I appreciate all of it. Thank you Dana, not only for the info. but for taking the time to compile the info. in one easily accessible place. Re: Dr. Megson visit > > >>For elements he is in toxic range for Barium, and 3.26 or less is > normal, he is excreting at 54.89. He has never had this for any sort > of diagnostic test, nor has he had any concoctions like Pepto Bismo ( > Dr. Megson asked). If it can come from nitrates, carbonates and > sulfide, does that mean any product in sulfide or carbonate form? He > is also showing toxic levels of Bismuth, .224 or less is normal and > he's at .644, again known to be in antidiarrhea and antimicrobial > compounds, so back to evaluating his supplements. And the final toxic > element he is excreting in heavy quantity is nickel. Now I have no > idea where that comes from. Normal is .559 or less and he is at .858. > > > Check sources here > > http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm > > Dana > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 13, 2004 Report Share Posted June 13, 2004 You think the bacteria was increasing with the cellulose, not decreasing with the MCT? P --- Mattson <amattson@...> wrote: > cellulose feeds certain strains of bacteria, > shouldn't, but amps it up > somehow. I'm pulling everything I could find and Dr. > Megson's stuff > together. Will post it if people are interested, or > at least the links. I > believe this is the reason Devin added a touch of > MCT oil? > Re: Dr. Megson visit > > > > >issue. Know this is a long post. I apologize. > For parents out there > > >who had bad experience with cellulose version of > enzymes, I'd > > >recommend getting your child tested for > Clostridia. > > > > How would cellulose tie into clostridia? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 14, 2004 Report Share Posted June 14, 2004 Yup, but keep in mind it's an " I think " , not an " I know " . Re: Dr. Megson visit > > > > > > > >issue. Know this is a long post. I apologize. > > For parents out there > > > >who had bad experience with cellulose version of > > enzymes, I'd > > > >recommend getting your child tested for > > Clostridia. > > > > > > How would cellulose tie into clostridia? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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