Re: A VIRAL CHILD Question - FEVER

[Guest guest]

What does it mean when one says " my child is viral " ?

Does it mean they have a viral in them, and can't detox many common virals?

I never understood this.

I am asking this because my son 6 Year old, just completed his first real

sickness. He had a fever for a couple of days and it is still around 99 today

(day three)

It reached 104 briefly yesterday and when I checked it a few minutes later

with plans to bring him to the ER, it dropped to 103 and he started to drink

and even had hunger and walked from one room to another. At this point, I

decided not to bring him to the ER as that raise of temp seemed to drop pretty

quickly.

I am hoping that this is a long over due viral situation that is cleaning

his system out. We did just complete a seven day run of OXYHEALTH. He was given

half a pill daily for a week. Could this have brought out the virus?

He still does not have great thirst which is making him a bit stimmy right

now.

Would love some feedback.

Hoping to see some new gains as a result of all of this.

Jule

Jule

[Guest guest]

Being viral means that a person/child has viruses in their body that

are dormant or low grade and never fully fought off by the immune

system. As an example the hsv2 viruses causes skin warts and

plantars warts. Many people get this virus as a kid and within a

year it is gone as are the warts. They never have warts again.

Others of us, can fight off the warts but they come back. The virus

rears its ugly head anytime our immune system is under load. Our

bodies never really fought it off entirely. This is just an example,

but this applies to things like Rubella, and common viruses that we

catch for colds and such. Viral is not related to the ability to

detox, it is due to immune function problems. The immune system can

be damaged due to vaccination or have low function due to metal

exposures...or both. Thus when they catch something it just lingers.

I know reading Dr. McCandless's book " Starving Brains " really helped

me understand some of that.

It seems likely that if you are trying to treat him for viruses,

that is what happend. It does sound like he is getting through this

one. I know that some people use virastop to help or immune boosters

to help the body fight the viruses when using a virus protocol.

Others here can advise better on virus protocols.

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> What does it mean when one says " my child is viral " ?

> Does it mean they have a viral in them, and can't detox many

common virals?

> I never understood this.

> I am asking this because my son 6 Year old, just completed his

first real

> sickness. He had a fever for a couple of days and it is still

around 99 today

> (day three)

> It reached 104 briefly yesterday and when I checked it a few

minutes later

> with plans to bring him to the ER, it dropped to 103 and he

started to drink

> and even had hunger and walked from one room to another. At this

point, I

> decided not to bring him to the ER as that raise of temp seemed

to drop pretty

> quickly.

> I am hoping that this is a long over due viral situation that is

cleaning

> his system out. We did just complete a seven day run of

OXYHEALTH. He was given

> half a pill daily for a week. Could this have brought out the

virus?

> He still does not have great thirst which is making him a bit

stimmy right

> now.

> Would love some feedback.

> Hoping to see some new gains as a result of all of this.

> Jule

>

> Jule

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

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> What does it mean when one says " my child is viral " ?

> Does it mean they have a viral in them, and can't detox many common

virals?

For my son, it meant he had viruses in his body that were not

presenting as " normal viruses " , but were causing other issues, like

behavioral problems, stims, and loss of language. His immue system

was unable to eliminate the viruses. I even watched one go into his

brain once, not a fun experience.

> I am hoping that this is a long over due viral situation that is

cleaning

> his system out.

Try giving, or increasing, his vitamin C.

>> We did just complete a seven day run of OXYHEALTH. He was given

> half a pill daily for a week. Could this have brought out the virus?

I don't know what are the ingredients, but it is possible it was

helpful in this aspect.

> He still does not have great thirst which is making him a bit

stimmy right

> now.

If it is a virus leaving his body, watch for yeast overgrowth, which

also caused excessive stimminess for my son.

Dana