oneil/was: Re: Emailing: truthaboutgse

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I use the Kirkman brand. I have no idea if the GSE is doing anything

or not, as I rotate this with oil of oregano, yeast aid, sacc

boulardii and buckets of probiotics. Using this regime, my son's

stomach pains have vanished and our recent OAT results show very low

levels of arabinitol, though some other (less credible) fungal

markers were elevated.

I'm no expert on microbiology. I've done a bit of work on anti-

bacterial chemistries for my day job, but not a lot. It all seems to

be a bit of black magic. You don't know which bugs are in the

childrens' GI tract, so you don't know which anti-biotic to give

them. Try lots of stuff until something works. I know from my own

lab reserch that different bugs respond to different compounds.

There is no universal bacteria/fungal killer, with the exception of

silver ions. That kills everything, as far as I know.

Good luck with the search for some thing that works for you.

Liam

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Thanks, Liam,

We have tried everything but Sac. boul, or something called Florastor, which is

our next step right after we get off our course of Diflucan for systemic yeast.

How I wish I believed in the yeast means moving metals as we were not even

chelating, she would have cleared herself out, for sure.

We got improvements with the Diflucan, better fine motor control i.e. tieing

shoes, etc and better ability to follow many multi step directions, from 3-4

(age appropriate) to limitless. Hate to lose the stuff.

Black magic is a good way to describe it. Glad the GSE works for you and so many

others.

[ ]oneil/was: Re: Emailing: truthaboutgse

I use the Kirkman brand. I have no idea if the GSE is doing anything

or not, as I rotate this with oil of oregano, yeast aid, sacc

boulardii and buckets of probiotics. Using this regime, my son's

stomach pains have vanished and our recent OAT results show very low

levels of arabinitol, though some other (less credible) fungal

markers were elevated.

I'm no expert on microbiology. I've done a bit of work on anti-

bacterial chemistries for my day job, but not a lot. It all seems to

be a bit of black magic. You don't know which bugs are in the

childrens' GI tract, so you don't know which anti-biotic to give

them. Try lots of stuff until something works. I know from my own

lab reserch that different bugs respond to different compounds.

There is no universal bacteria/fungal killer, with the exception of

silver ions. That kills everything, as far as I know.

Good luck with the search for some thing that works for you.

Liam

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