Guest guest Posted December 2, 2005 Report Posted December 2, 2005 > > >>No-Fenol works well here to help keep yeast under control. > > Are you giving it daily as a preventative measure? Many people do that. Sometimes I do, othertimes I don't. Or at certain > times when you expect yeast might become a problem to prevent? Or just > to treat yeast that's already given you/your children symptoms? > Should I just give a cap on an empty stomach during on days? Well, you might want to give more than just one capsule, maybe 3-4, depending on how bad the yeast can get on the " on " days. Dana Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2005 Report Posted December 2, 2005 > > inability to focus and pay > > > attention. > > > > > > This is viral for my kids. EFAs can also help. > > We did the high dose VS and that did not help. Does VS mean ViraStop? Using ViraStop alone did *something* for my son, but even at really high doses, the virus kept increasing. I use ViraStop along with OLE and that combination works very well. Adding colostrum and vitamin C really helps. > > > B-50 1 tablet, divided > > > > Don't give too much after about 4pm. > > Isn't that supposed to be divided in 4 doses? We can do only 3 > because of time constraints. He gets 1/3 of the B-50 tab in the > evining with dinner. B vitamins in the evening can cause massive sleep issues. B6 and B12 are " energy vitamins " . Dana Quote
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2005 Report Posted December 2, 2005 > Does VS mean ViraStop? Using ViraStop alone did *something* for my > son, but even at really high doses, the virus kept increasing. I use > ViraStop along with OLE and that combination works very well. Adding > colostrum and vitamin C really helps. Yes, I meant Virstop, sorry. I have gotten used to using that abbreviation. Unfortunately I am not half as good as you figuring what's causing what as far as viruses and yeast and such. The Virastop helped get him out of a really bad oppositional and aggressive phase, but the focus has been terrible since then. Worse than before I think. Jutta Quote
Guest guest Posted December 3, 2005 Report Posted December 3, 2005 > Unfortunately I am not half as good as you figuring what's causing > what as far as viruses and yeast and such. The Virastop helped get him > out of a really bad oppositional and aggressive phase, but the focus > has been terrible since then. Worse than before I think. My son was oppositional when he had virus issues, and giving anti-virals really helped. However, the viral " die off " caused yeast, which caused bad focus among other problems. Consider increasing your yeast protocol, see if that helps. Dana Quote
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