Guest guest Posted December 29, 2006 Report Share Posted December 29, 2006 Listmates, My son, who will be four in February, has been chelated 50 rounds, had one viral protocol, 80 HBOT dives, numerous supplements, different diets. We have seen great progress. But, sadly, we have lost almost all of the gains we've made. This was painfully obvious during the Christmas holidays. As difficult as it is to admit, ds is nowhere near the place he was about 6 weeks after our first intervention almost two years ago, going GFCF (as with all things, almost all the gains disappeared) although he is still better than right after his regression--that, however, isn't saying much. I am hoping to get some feedback on particular issues so I can make some decisions. Forgive my very long post. Chelation: we have chelated AC protocol DMSA/ALA for 50 rounds. We have not seen any gains from chelation since the initial 10 rounds. Is it possible that we are still in the plateau period? Testing shows that ds is excreting (lead, mercury, antimony, aluminum, all the usuals). There is a great deal of talk about kids who don't tolerate the sulfur chelators. Is is possible that someone could build up an intolerance that would manifest as lack of progress? Am I just being impatient? Viral issues: our viral protocol gave us some good gains, most of which slowly disappeared after 3 months. I am unwilling to do another viral protocol without taking some steps to try to ensure that hard- earned gains won't be lost. Instead, I decided to try NCD based on some parent reports that it is doing something virally. I used it for only 9 days and had built up to 4 drops/day on the 9th day. At that dosage, my son started having absence seizures (as he had done during our last viral protocol) and also very large blisters appeared on the palms of his hands. I had thought we had let him burn himself somehow and he hadn't felt pain and consequently hadn't cried--but in retrospect these were not burn blisters. The palms of his hands were about 1/5 covered in these blisters. His entire palms peeled as did his toes a few days later. HBOT: 80 dives at 1.5 ATA 100% oxygen. Again, almost all gains completely lost. GUT ISSUES: ds still struggles with constipation. Testing shows that in spite of supplementation, many nutrient levels are still very very low. GFCF worked briefly and spectacularly and then didn't. A second trial of it showed nothing except a lot more yeast to deal with. Low protein, low glutamic acid diet showed now improvements. LOD gave huge constipation but no improvements (it was a short trial, but ds has no markers of a good candidate). We use houston enzymes. Finally, I will be going SCD in a few weeks but with little optimism. SUPPLEMENTS TRIED: Calcium, magnesium, zinc, Vitamins C, D, E, K, B (all of them), CLO, fish oil, colostrum, houstons enzymes, epicor, adrenal support, tons of probiotics, candex, GSE, OoO, phosphatidylcholine, evening primrose oil, taurine, custom amino blend, s. boulardii, selenium, moly, CoQ10, milk thistle, vanadium, chromium picolinate, transfer factor, heme supps for iron, biotin, AKA, virastop, laurcidin, elderberry, inflammation control, melatonin, l-carnitine, and probably some others I've forgotten. We sometimes see gains but they rarely last. Journals and ATEC prove this. DS is still very much in his own world, non-verbal, non-engaged with his family. He is affectionate with me, sleeps better than before, and has a few splinter skills. I do know this is a long haul for most of us, and I'm not expecting overnight miracles. I would truly appreciate any comments or suggestions people might have on the information I've provided here. Most gratefully, Anita A special message for any anti-biomedical trolls who might be reading this with sanctimonious pleasure: sod off. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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