Re: Sue/was: Horrendous regression- why I am now convinced he ha

[Guest guest]

> I am worried to chelate with thsi severe yeast. I am wondering if I

> should just use ALA for a round as he seemed in the past to respond

> well on eac round of this, also less powder for the yeast to eat as

> the caps are only small.

I used ALA, and it did cause yeast for my son until about round 50.

But, if he has done well with it in the past, you can try another

round and see if the yeast is controllable.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hello everyone,

Thanks to listmates for their replies on this and their advice. My DAN

doc thinks has a bacterial infection this time looking at his

latest CDSA panel so we are treating this accordingly.

Best wishes for Christmas to my long distance listmates and my sincere

thanks to all of you, including Dana, , , ,

Neil, Nell, Jan who always have time to help me to help my son. and I

hope the New Year brings improvements for all our children and the

parents who are ill or struggling too.

Sue (We celebrate Boxing Day in the UK but I haven't got a clue what it

is either!)

-- In , " danasview " <danasview@...> wrote:

>

>

> > I am worried to chelate with thsi severe yeast. I am wondering if I

> > should just use ALA for a round as he seemed in the past to respond

> > well on eac round of this, also less powder for the yeast to eat as

> > the caps are only small.

>

>

> I used ALA, and it did cause yeast for my son until about round 50.

> But, if he has done well with it in the past, you can try another

> round and see if the yeast is controllable.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> Sue (We celebrate Boxing Day in the UK but I haven't got a clue what it

> is either!)

Here is the info from Snopes

http://www.snopes.com/holidays/christmas/boxing.asp

Dana