Re: Question about virus for Dana

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Dana. You've said before that you watched a virus go into your

> sons brain. Today my son felt nauseaus, a few hours later he was

> fine, but was totally goofy (one of his regressive traits). He was

> like that all day. Does that look like a virus going into the brain

> to you? Just curious... Thanks!

I was watching #2 and #3 play with trains. At this time #2 was

basically NT but serious language delay. He also had a regular cold,

runny nose, sneezing, coughing, etc. Over a four hour period, all of

his regular playing skills and language disappeared, and visual

stimming took their place. His cold symptoms also disappeared.

Regression on speed. I would have been VERY freaked out if I did not

know what had just happened.

Your description might have been a food intolerance that at first

upset his stomach and then affected his brain. Might have been yeast

or bacteria also. Or, might have been a virus. You wrote that he was

goofy all day. Has it continued?

Dana

[Guest guest]

Yes it has continued. He has been out of control all morning.

Wyndie

> >

> > Hi Dana. You've said before that you watched a virus go into

your

> > sons brain. Today my son felt nauseaus, a few hours later he

was

> > fine, but was totally goofy (one of his regressive traits). He

was

> > like that all day. Does that look like a virus going into the

brain

> > to you? Just curious... Thanks!

>

>

> I was watching #2 and #3 play with trains. At this time #2

was

> basically NT but serious language delay. He also had a regular

cold,

> runny nose, sneezing, coughing, etc. Over a four hour period, all

of

> his regular playing skills and language disappeared, and visual

> stimming took their place. His cold symptoms also disappeared.

> Regression on speed. I would have been VERY freaked out if I did

not

> know what had just happened.

>

> Your description might have been a food intolerance that at first

> upset his stomach and then affected his brain. Might have been

yeast

> or bacteria also. Or, might have been a virus. You wrote that he

was

> goofy all day. Has it continued?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Yes it has continued. He has been out of control all morning.

> Wyndie

What are his behaviors that make you say " out of control " ?

If you think it might be food intolerance, try giving Pepcid AC.

If you think it might be yeast, try giving an anti-fungal.

If you think it might be viral, try giving a lot of vitamin C and some

OLE [if it is viral, you will also need to increase the yeast protocol].

Dana

[Guest guest]

Sorry I lost track of my own message here Dana.

His out of control is inability to focus, to control himself, wild

behavior (not agressive, just wild)

Since I started him on neutrophil plus before I resolved this

problem, I've got yeast now, so I'm not sure what I'm dealing with

anymore. I will try to get a handle on the yeast then tackle viral.

What about pepcid AC makes it a good thing for food intolerance?

Thanks!

Wyndie

> >

> > Yes it has continued. He has been out of control all morning.

> > Wyndie

>

>

> What are his behaviors that make you say " out of control " ?

>

> If you think it might be food intolerance, try giving Pepcid AC.

>

> If you think it might be yeast, try giving an anti-fungal.

>

> If you think it might be viral, try giving a lot of vitamin C and

some

> OLE [if it is viral, you will also need to increase the yeast

protocol].

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> What about pepcid AC makes it a good thing for food intolerance?

It is a histamine blocker, so it suppresses the negative effects of

foods. Commonly used for heartburn, GERD, and other similar issues

http://www.drugs.com/pdr/pepcid_ac.html

Dana