/was: Re: Transfer Factor --

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My daughter is also very independent - always has been. She has

also always resisted affection. When we first started chelation we

saw glimpses of her being affectionate and wanting to hang around

me. I was so thrilled then it seemed to slip away. I know it is in

there some where and am looking forward to her being well so we can

have that. So I guess she is kind of the opposite of your daughter

but I know how the independence is bittersweet. 8(

> Please forgive me for

> > jumping in w/ questions but we have major immune stuff going

on so I

> > am very interested in this for my kids.

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> This list is all about jumping in! Please do!

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> My kids also have a severe

> > problem with dairy so unless this is casein free, it probably

would

> > work. I didn't see that on the site, does anyone know.

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> The bottle doesn't say casein-free. I wonder though -- has anyne

with

> dairy problems tried it? I don't know the chemistry of what part

of

> colostrum is left when you end up with TF.

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> > I don't know about Abi but she is the one that is MOODY and

> > MEAN most of the time. Does having elevated EBV make them that

> > way?

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> Mean for n is usually more yeast/metals/bacteria.

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> >The longer I

> > am on this list, the more I wonder why I am paying our DANs. I

have

> > been going for years and not had any of the great suggestions

I get

> > from you all.

>

> A-M is the best. The people here helped have literaly saved my

family.

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