Guest guest Posted March 20, 2006 Report Posted March 20, 2006 Does anyone have the information on the Geiers/Lupron protocol you are referring to. Thank You, Carla --------------- [ ] Re: Testosterone Level, Rubella & mumps Tiers - Please Help > Hi Samar, > > My daughter also tested high for some titers. Specifically, she tested > VERY high in Measles, > Rubella and Herpes. We're proceeding under the assumption that these > titers are > responsible for much of the inflammation in her intestines...and a big > contributing factor > in her leaky gut issues. She also has yeast problems. We're treating her > with Valtrex, an > antiviral. This has helped relieve her symptoms of diarrhea and restored > normal bowel > function. We also give her large amounts of probiotics. > > We had her testosterone levels tested, and it came back at 18 ng/dcl > (nanograms per > deciliter). For a girl, this is at least 300% above normal. She SHOULD be > somewhere > between zero and six. Not 18! In fact, for a boy, any level between 11 > and 30 ng/dcl is > considered as a marker for early puberty (at my daughter's age of 7 years) > > We're treating her high testosterone under the Geiers' " lupron " protocol, > since their > discovery that high testosterone helps to trap mercury in the body. We > know she's high in > mercury from her toxicology tests these last five years... and we've had > limited success > with trans-dermal chelation. Getting her testosterone down will help us to > chelate her > more effectively. So far, my daughter has had no ill effects from this > protocol. If anything, > she's more affectionate, although any real benefits aren't expected for a > few for months of > this lupron & chelation approach. > > Since her participation in this is as part of a study, there's nothing > published on the use of > Lupron in adolescent autistics. My daughter is a good candidate because > she's tested the > highest for testosterone among the girls the Geiers have seen...and > there's no detectable > level of estrogen in her system. So we're proceeding with the knowledge > that we're not > interfering with estrogen production. > > > > > >> >> Hello Everybody, >> >> My baby's DAN doctor said that test results showed high Mumps and >> Rubella Titers. She prescribed 300 mg Monolaurin. >> >> She also said that the testosterone level is high for a girl. What does >> that mean? >> >> There are other questions I want to ask about the stool analysis and >> the hair analysis once I get a chance to read through so I can at least >> post the results correctly. I am a bit confused. >> >> Thank you so very much for your kindness >> >> >> Samar >> > > > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote
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