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My little girl who is recoveying from PDD-NOS will be 5 tomorrow. She

is pretty much recovered. When she was diagnosed in August 05 she had

very little awareness. Today she is on a ton of supplements but she

is able to tolerate all foods with enzymes and we are still very low

sugar. Tomorrow she will be eating typical BIRTHDAY CAKE!! I think we

will even do the frosting! We did SCD for six months and have been

GFCF since the diagnosis. During the past few months I have been

adding in gluten, some dairy, egg, peanut and vanilla and she appears

to be tolerating them just fine. We are trying to be careful with

slowly adding and watching for infractions. She is in a regular

classroom and is doing GREAT! She has not needed an aid since last

Spring. School is currently not able to pick up on any cognitive

concerns. She has an IEP goal to gain a listener, sustain the

conversation, maintain topic and refuse/reject appropriately and she

is doing all of the above independently. The latter two she

fluctuates on at times which appears to be related to viral issues.

Her teacher says she has no shortage of friends. She is also working

on fine motor skills such as writing letters. I think our current

biggest issues are viral. We are also dealing with high arsenic and

deranged mineral transport. We have a lot to celebrate and this group

has been a big part of her success! THANK YOU!!

The reason why I started to write this was to ask if you guys had

heard of a supplement called del-immune? Our ARNP recommended it and

it has been very helpful. While reading the posts I just realized my

kids have always been sick all winter long and this year we are off

to a very good start. My daughter is taking vitamin c four times a

day and we also give her colostrum, virastop and extra zinc. Without

a viral protocal my daughters cognitive whanes. Hopefully her viral

panel will be back soon. We use lots of things to address yeast such

as candidase, biotin, epicor, o of o and of course lots of probiotics.

You can find info on del-immune at del-immune.com

I cut and pasted this from the web-site. I hope it is ok to do this.

Del-Immune is not the creation of the alternative medicine world. It

was developed for the Red Army by a research team at one of the

former Soviet Union's leading biological warfare laboratories.

According to Sichel, the research was undertaken following the

accidental release of anthrax from a biological weapons complex near

the city of Sverdlovsk (since renamed Ekaterinburg) on April 2, 1979,

causing at least 64 deaths.

The accident convinced the Soviet military it needed a protective

substance that could be used in case of an enemy attack with

biological weapons. It wanted something fast acting, simple to use,

and cheap to produce (the last so it could stockpiled in large

quantities). The also wanted it to work against a variety of possible

bio-warfare threats in addition to anthrax, including smallpox,

botulism, and plague.

The Soviet Researchers quickly concluded the two most obvious avenues

of research - antibiotics or vaccines - wouldn't produce satisfactory

solutions. Vaccines generally don't work quickly enough and

antibiotics can be defeated by the weaponization of new strains of

bugs.

Instead, the researchers attempted to develop a product that would

sufficiently stimulate a person's immune system to allow it to fend

off whatever pathogen was thrown at it.

The work was conducted at the State Scientific Center Research

Institute of Highly Pure Bio-preparations in Leningrad (now St.

sburg). The researchers tested more than 600 types of immune-

related substances. They found what they were looking for in the cell

wall of a bacillus now identified as lactobacillus rhamnosus. It

could be turned into a medication by breaking up the cells and

collecting the cell wall fragments (a process called lysing).

Sichel says Del-Immune works by activating biological switches called

cytokines that turn on the body's " innate " immune system, the immune

system that you're born with. This system reacts swiftly to threats.

(The body has a second immune system as well, the " acquired " immune

system, which responds to vaccines and is slower acting.)

The results of the research were kept secret, so secret that most of

the researchers didn't know how well their compound was performing,

Then, as the Soviet Union was collapsing, the project was shelved in

1986. The remaining samples languished in a refrigerator until 1992,

when one of the scientists associated with the project obtained the

commercial rights to the product in lieu of back pay.

Sichel got interested in 1999, when a group of American investors who

had obtained samples of the product asked him to help them find a

U.S. manufacturer. He tried for a year, unsuccessfully.

Then one evening he got a call from his daughter and his ex-wife.

They had both come down with the flu and wanted to know if he had

anything for it. He gave them some of the Russian samples. Overnight

their symptoms had disappeared.

His daughter, who also suffered from Hepatitis C, kept taking the

drug. She reported her symptoms vanished. A subsequent blood test

revealed virus had completely disappeared.

That prompted Sichel to investigate distributing the product - not as

a drug but as a nutritional supplement. This was possible because

lactobacillus strains have been consumed by humans since they started

drinking milk and eating cheese and yogurt.

To back up his claims, he has more than a dozen Russian research,

along with a growing body of anecdotal evidence from U.S. patients

and doctors who report dramatic results.

Does this stuff really work? I don't know. But given its origins,

given the real threat of bio-terror attacks in the U.S., and given

the escalating concern that current antibiotics are losing their

effectiveness, it would be nice of someone in the government had the

intellectual curiosity to find out.

(Published in the Colorado Daily April 24, 2005)

Hope someone finds this info. helpful. This group has helped my

family out tremendously. Thanks, Melinda

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Melinda, Happy Birthday to your little girl and congratulations on your many

areas of improvement, thanks for sharing. I will check out the product and let

you know.

[ ] Thank you & info. on a supp. that is helping immune

issues

My little girl who is recoveying from PDD-NOS will be 5 tomorrow. She

is pretty much recovered. When she was diagnosed in August 05 she had

very little awareness. Today she is on a ton of supplements but she

is able to tolerate all foods with enzymes and we are still very low

sugar. Tomorrow she will be eating typical BIRTHDAY CAKE!! I think we

will even do the frosting! We did SCD for six months and have been

GFCF since the diagnosis. During the past few months I have been

adding in gluten, some dairy, egg, peanut and vanilla and she appears

to be tolerating them just fine. We are trying to be careful with

slowly adding and watching for infractions. She is in a regular

classroom and is doing GREAT! She has not needed an aid since last

Spring. School is currently not able to pick up on any cognitive

concerns. She has an IEP goal to gain a listener, sustain the

conversation, maintain topic and refuse/reject appropriately and she

is doing all of the above independently. The latter two she

fluctuates on at times which appears to be related to viral issues.

Her teacher says she has no shortage of friends. She is also working

on fine motor skills such as writing letters. I think our current

biggest issues are viral. We are also dealing with high arsenic and

deranged mineral transport. We have a lot to celebrate and this group

has been a big part of her success! THANK YOU!!

The reason why I started to write this was to ask if you guys had

heard of a supplement called del-immune? Our ARNP recommended it and

it has been very helpful. While reading the posts I just realized my

kids have always been sick all winter long and this year we are off

to a very good start. My daughter is taking vitamin c four times a

day and we also give her colostrum, virastop and extra zinc. Without

a viral protocal my daughters cognitive whanes. Hopefully her viral

panel will be back soon. We use lots of things to address yeast such

as candidase, biotin, epicor, o of o and of course lots of probiotics.

You can find info on del-immune at del-immune.com

I cut and pasted this from the web-site. I hope it is ok to do this.

Del-Immune is not the creation of the alternative medicine world. It

was developed for the Red Army by a research team at one of the

former Soviet Union's leading biological warfare laboratories.

According to Sichel, the research was undertaken following the

accidental release of anthrax from a biological weapons complex near

the city of Sverdlovsk (since renamed Ekaterinburg) on April 2, 1979,

causing at least 64 deaths.

The accident convinced the Soviet military it needed a protective

substance that could be used in case of an enemy attack with

biological weapons. It wanted something fast acting, simple to use,

and cheap to produce (the last so it could stockpiled in large

quantities). The also wanted it to work against a variety of possible

bio-warfare threats in addition to anthrax, including smallpox,

botulism, and plague.

The Soviet Researchers quickly concluded the two most obvious avenues

of research - antibiotics or vaccines - wouldn't produce satisfactory

solutions. Vaccines generally don't work quickly enough and

antibiotics can be defeated by the weaponization of new strains of

bugs.

Instead, the researchers attempted to develop a product that would

sufficiently stimulate a person's immune system to allow it to fend

off whatever pathogen was thrown at it.

The work was conducted at the State Scientific Center Research

Institute of Highly Pure Bio-preparations in Leningrad (now St.

sburg). The researchers tested more than 600 types of immune-

related substances. They found what they were looking for in the cell

wall of a bacillus now identified as lactobacillus rhamnosus. It

could be turned into a medication by breaking up the cells and

collecting the cell wall fragments (a process called lysing).

Sichel says Del-Immune works by activating biological switches called

cytokines that turn on the body's " innate " immune system, the immune

system that you're born with. This system reacts swiftly to threats.

(The body has a second immune system as well, the " acquired " immune

system, which responds to vaccines and is slower acting.)

The results of the research were kept secret, so secret that most of

the researchers didn't know how well their compound was performing,

Then, as the Soviet Union was collapsing, the project was shelved in

1986. The remaining samples languished in a refrigerator until 1992,

when one of the scientists associated with the project obtained the

commercial rights to the product in lieu of back pay.

Sichel got interested in 1999, when a group of American investors who

had obtained samples of the product asked him to help them find a

U.S. manufacturer. He tried for a year, unsuccessfully.

Then one evening he got a call from his daughter and his ex-wife.

They had both come down with the flu and wanted to know if he had

anything for it. He gave them some of the Russian samples. Overnight

their symptoms had disappeared.

His daughter, who also suffered from Hepatitis C, kept taking the

drug. She reported her symptoms vanished. A subsequent blood test

revealed virus had completely disappeared.

That prompted Sichel to investigate distributing the product - not as

a drug but as a nutritional supplement. This was possible because

lactobacillus strains have been consumed by humans since they started

drinking milk and eating cheese and yogurt.

To back up his claims, he has more than a dozen Russian research,

along with a growing body of anecdotal evidence from U.S. patients

and doctors who report dramatic results.

Does this stuff really work? I don't know. But given its origins,

given the real threat of bio-terror attacks in the U.S., and given

the escalating concern that current antibiotics are losing their

effectiveness, it would be nice of someone in the government had the

intellectual curiosity to find out.

(Published in the Colorado Daily April 24, 2005)

Hope someone finds this info. helpful. This group has helped my

family out tremendously. Thanks, Melinda

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