Guest guest Posted June 28, 2006 Report Posted June 28, 2006 OK, good answer. I understand, thanks. Do you mean the oral version kicks up the yeast,? (my son is on Diflucan) And do you mean it stresses them physically or makes them " off " ?? Thanks. [ ] Re: one more question-ANDY > >> >> I can do any schedule that is most helpful to the process. i quit my > job to >> recover my son. Do you know what schedule is OPTIMAL? > > It depends on the kid and the family. I had to do 3/11 for a long time > because I needed time between rounds to keep yeast under control. 3 > days is usually the longest kids can go in the beginning just because > the process is stressful and they don't handle stress well. LAter on, > longer rounds may work better if the parents can handle that much sleep > disruption. > > Nell > > > > > > > > ======================================================= > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 29, 2006 Report Posted June 29, 2006 Thanks, Anita. you mean 6 days on and 6 days off, right? i am also getting conflicting messages from those i speak to about supplementation (keep same, give double doses) do I stay same and give them on days on and double on days off. Can you clear this us for me? thanks so much for your help. [ ] Re: one more question-ANDY > Coming in late here , but for my son the shorter rounds (72 > hours or a bit longer) used to leave him very stunned for the next > day. I switched to 5 or 6 day rounds and he did much better. I was > happier too because that meant less end of rounds, and therefore > less redistribution. > > Now circumstances are different and I'm switching to 3.5/3.5 rounds > for a little while and he seems to tolerate them just fine. > > After HBOT (which is why I'm changing schedules) I will likely > return to 6 day rounds. I like the 6 easy days that follow and I > feel I'm reaching my goal just a tiny bit faster. We don't struggle > with yeast, we're getting good pulls of metals, my son is happy, and > the sleep deprivation is doable for me :-) > > You'll find what works best for your child and you. > > Anita > > >> > <p>thank you very much. How will i know when it's > time to take >> > a break and is <br> >> > there any rul eon how long the break should be?<br> >> > >> > ----- Original Message ----- <br> >> > From: " Shepard Salzer " <<a href= " mailto:_Shepard%> > Doing 3/4 >> > would get more rounds in in a shorter amount of time, just watch > <br> >> >> for side effects and be willing to take breaks from time to > time if it >> >> <br> >> >> seems warranted. Keep the doses low. You'll have to see what > works best >> >> <br> >> >> for your son.<br> >> >> S S<br> >> > >> > >> > _______________________________________________ >> > Join Excite! - http://www.excite.com >> > The most personalized portal on the Web! >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > ======================================================= >> > Quote
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