Re: Uploaded photo album of rashes- please have a look

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> Patty gave me the idea to add some rash photos. My son is in a bad way

> with them at present.

The second and third pictures also look like my son's vitamin A

toxicity rash.

>>within a week of

> the HD Vit A

Yep, toxicity rash. Drop all vitamin A for at least a week. For a

rash this large, it might take two weeks or more for the level to go

down. Add some vitamin D, that can help clear the toxicity.

If you ever want to consider adding back vitamin A, give maybe one

drop of CLO. For my son, I can only give one drop of CLO once per

month or so, otherwise the toxicity rash comes back. His body does

convert carotenes now tho, so if your child's body doesn't, you might

be able to give one drop of CLO daily, after the rash is gone for

maybe a month.

Dana

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>Dear Sue,

The picture you labeled 'Rash 2' looks exactly like my son's rash on

his leg. My son is not on any Vitamin A right now, so that is not it

for him. I had given the Virastop before, for a few months, with no

rash. After a month off of Virastop, I restarted with 1 capsule, and

the rash developed that day-first rash ever. I did take this as a

good sign (although a bit frightening to look at). I will resume with

the virastop tomorrow. Thank you for sharing the very helpful

pictures. Blessings that your little guy feels much better soon.

Patty

> Patty gave me the idea to add some rash photos. My son is in a bad

way

> with them at present. Should we stop the LDN ? He's been on that 19

> mths ? Hang on in there?? What might this be? do you recognise this

> sort of rash yourself? He did DMPs and HD vit a trial last month and

> that is when things really got worse with the skin, within a week of

> the HD Vit A and on the weekend of the DMPS trial.

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> Look under Rash album page 2 photo section

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> Thanks,

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> Sue

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