Thanks Amy

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Thanks Amy. I have a lot to learn, and all of your comments are

appreciated. Did you see a Dan dr. for chelation? I guess you

could do the ALA on your own, but probably wouldnt be a good idea.

> Hi ,

>

> Nystatin doesn't work for everyone and it doesn't kill all forms

of

> yeast; however it can also be die-off, which is hard to

distinguish

> from yeast. I used one capsule of activated charcoal 1-2 hours

> after his other meds (it absorbs the other meds otherwise.) It

> absorps a lot of the toxins and lessens die-off effects.

>

>

> > may be slowing down? Is that a negative reaction to Nystatin,

or

> a

> > sign that it is working? What do you think?

> >

> > Also, do you know what excessive giggles are a sign of. Often

he

> > starts laughing when others are upset or angry. It's very

> annoying.

>

> My son does this and yes it's very annoying. It's referred to

> as " inappropriate laughter " and can either be yeast or phenol

> intolerance. My son has both. In terms of yeast, he was born

with

> thrush and has not totally conquered his yeast problem. It's an

> ongoing battle for him. Hopefully your son will not need such

> stringent ongoing maintenance, but it doesn't hurt to keep in the

> back of your mind that it can always be yeast......AGAIN.

>

> > I am not sure which one, but I think that the MMR was a definite

> > problem. He is High-functioning, but also we didnt see any

> symptoms

> > at all until 12-18 months old - around time of MMR.

>

> In that case, you will probably want to read up on some of the

> antiviral protocols, they hopefully will help. Remember virastop

> feeds yeast, if you are dealing with an existing yeast problem, we

> have to double our Nystatin when my son takes it.

>

> IT is possible

> > that metals are a concern, I still need to have them tested.

>

> The

> > hives went away on their own, strangely after a period of about

6

> > months, so we had no allergy testing done. I can't help

thinking

> > that his immune system was just overloaded.

>

> Hives can resolve but an allergy can still exist; perhaps if he

was

> allergic to a component of a vaccine, it eventually made its way

> somewhere else (in the case of mercury, after 6 months it binds in

> the brain and is no longer found in the bloodstream. So it

> technically would be out of his bloodstream, in terms of causing

> that type of reaction. It unfortunately wouldn't be out of his

body

> entirely though.)

>

> I have never tried anything but high dose vitamin A and virastop

for

> viral problems; for mercury we use aLA and also used DMSA for a

few

> years. My son had what appeared to be orange glitter glue coming

> out in his urine (onto a cloth diaper) after every round of

> chelation, and he made noticeable improvements after every round.

> So if you find metals, that's also something to consider.

>

> Amy

>