Re: Questions about Peptizyde and No Fenol

[Guest guest]

He is back to not hitting for no

> reason very much but is still hitting to keep people away from his

> stuff (mostly his little brother).

For my son the hitting (mostly his little sister) is either phenol

reaction or yeast. No Fenol will help with both of those.

Nell

[Guest guest]

> He is back to not hitting for no

> > reason very much but is still hitting to keep people away from

his

> > stuff (mostly his little brother).

>

> For my son the hitting (mostly his little sister) is either phenol

> reaction or yeast. No Fenol will help with both of those.

>

> Nell

I sure hope that it works for my son. His hitting is becoming a

major problem.

His obsessiveness with lining things up and allowing no one to touch

them is another problem but I guess one thing can't fix everything

you would like.

[Guest guest]

> > For my son the hitting (mostly his little sister) is either phenol

> > reaction or yeast. No Fenol will help with both of those.

> >

> > Nell

>

> I sure hope that it works for my son. His hitting is becoming a

> major problem.

>

> His obsessiveness with lining things up and allowing no one to touch

> them is another problem but I guess one thing can't fix everything

> you would like.

For my son, once I addressed measles virus with high dose vitamin A

protocol, the lining up of objects would appear when he had yeast. My

son will also get slightly aggressive [hitting] when he has yeast.

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

Dana