/Others--Virus question

February 16, 2006

Blankthanks for all of your help, , in trying Virustop for my middle son.

I just happened to think, when you had mentioned if he gets a cold sore, to hold

off on the Virustop at that level until it improves. Well, just the other day,

he had a HUGE cold sore inside his mouth. My oldest son used to get those ALL

OF THE TIME, and I was shocked to see my middle son with one, now. Is a cold

sore a sure sign that viruses are an issue for the child? I do not get them,

myself, so I don't know. It was HUGE, white, and looked so painful. I don't

think it's just my imagination, either that his mood gets worse when he's got a

virus. I know, in general, when kids are sick, they are going to be a bit

grumpy. BUT, this is different---really NO lack of self-control over what he

says, no matter how sarcastic/snotty he gets, even though he KNOWS it isn't

right, and there will be a consequence for it. It is honestly like he just

can't help it! I so want to help him. I will surely try the Virustop, but was

just wondering if anyone knew more about the whole cold sore thing---does it

mean anything? Thanks . . .

~Diane

February 17, 2006

> Blankthanks for all of your help, , in trying Virustop for my

middle son. I just happened to think, when you had mentioned if he

gets a cold sore, to hold off on the Virustop at that level until it

improves. Well, just the other day, he had a HUGE cold sore inside

his mouth. My oldest son used to get those ALL OF THE TIME, and I was

shocked to see my middle son with one, now. Is a cold sore a sure

sign that viruses are an issue for the child?

In general, yes.

For my #1, they are eliminated with B vitamins, selenium, and lysine.

But keep your anti-virals/ViraStop. There are probably other viruses

there that you want to eliminate.

And increase your yeast protocol, because as viruses are leaving the

body, it does tend to increase yeast.

Dana

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