Enzymedia Virastop v. Mucostop??

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

1. I was reading up on these two enzymes and would really like my son

to try one of them. He is always congested due to his allergy even

though he is on Zyrtec. Does anyone have any experience with these

products, good or bad?

2. Does anyone have any experience with Wild Oregano Oil? I gave my

son one soft gel (140mg) and within 90 minuites, he was vomitting and

did that for the whole day. I had to control the nausea with " nausea

relief by little tummys " . Any information with be appreciated.

Thanks

Theresa

[Guest guest]

Oregano oil is used to kill yeast. You might have started one heck of a

die-off! When I take too much I really want to throw up. Have heard many

talking about Virastop. Thinking of trying that at some point. Wanting to

really do chelation first.

thrskalu <kalut@...> wrote:

Hi everyone,

1. I was reading up on these two enzymes and would really like my son

to try one of them. He is always congested due to his allergy even

though he is on Zyrtec. Does anyone have any experience with these

products, good or bad?

2. Does anyone have any experience with Wild Oregano Oil? I gave my

son one soft gel (140mg) and within 90 minuites, he was vomitting and

did that for the whole day. I had to control the nausea with " nausea

relief by little tummys " . Any information with be appreciated.

Thanks

Theresa

[Guest guest]

>>>>1. I was reading up on these two enzymes and would really like my

son to try one of them. He is always congested due to his allergy even

> though he is on Zyrtec. Does anyone have any experience with these

> products, good or bad?

Here is some information on Virastop if you haven't seen that:

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm

My experience is at the bottom of that link (ViraStop was previously

called Purify).

ViraStop appears to work very very well on viruses. There is currently

another trial going on with ViraStop. If you or anyone with a virus

condition are interested in joining, write me at:

snowbear@...

This is a new email because after several years of use, my other one is

flooded with spam to point I can't find actual messages anymore. If

anyone wanted to be in the virus trial and has not received anything

yet, please write me at this new email.

I've talked to a LOT of people that had great results with MucoStop

too. On mom said it allowed her daughter to finally be able to 'run and

play' on the playground instead of sitting on the sidelines with

asthma. Another person told me her son no longer had to be on Zyrtec

and antihistamines due to constant congestion and sinus infections. It

sounds like MucoStop would be more appropriate due to the congestion

and history with Zyrtec. MucoStop comes in a full size bottle and also

a smaller 12 capsule box package. You should be able to tell if it will

help with the smaller package.

I think it is interesting that there is a new prescription med called

Mucinex which is supposed to act on the same problems.

Both MucoStop and ViraStop appear to help significantly for congestion

and viruses, respectively, if these problems persist even after taking

regularly doses of good enzymes for awhile. So they must work on

specific problems in a special or different way.

.

[Guest guest]

> Seems like drs treat a lot of children with Zyrtec.

Both my boys had lots of chronic congested noses when infants and

toddlers. When older son was 3 and younger one 18 months, we moved to

Iowa. Our pet cat did not adjust to the change in climate and so we

gave him away. After that the boys congestion really cleared up...they

had been slightly allergic to the cat but since we had the cat before

the kids, we didn't know this.

So if there is a pet around or live house plants, consider those as

possible source too.

.

[Guest guest]

Seems like drs treat a lot of children with Zyrtec. 3 yr old & 1 yr old both had

continuous runny noses while taking it. My daughter decided to take both

children off. 3 yr old is in a much better mood these days. For the 1 yr old

(PDD-NOS) started taking probiotics at the same time Zyrtec was stopped. Within

days he had much better eye contact and was starting to make more verbal sounds.

OT & speech were amazed at the changes. 3 wks ago started him on Peptizyde with

more improvements. The biggest problem is the lack of sleep. Any suggestions on

getting the little guy to sleep???? Once asleep he does stay asleep all night.

Thanks Judy

Enzymedia Virastop v. Mucostop??

Hi everyone,

1. I was reading up on these two enzymes and would really like my son

to try one of them. He is always congested due to his allergy even

though he is on Zyrtec. Does anyone have any experience with these

products, good or bad?

2. Does anyone have any experience with Wild Oregano Oil? I gave my

son one soft gel (140mg) and within 90 minuites, he was vomitting and

did that for the whole day. I had to control the nausea with " nausea

relief by little tummys " . Any information with be appreciated.

Thanks

Theresa

[Guest guest]

Thanks a lot . You've been very helpful

Theresa

> >>>>1. I was reading up on these two enzymes and would really like

my

> son to try one of them. He is always congested due to his allergy

even

> > though he is on Zyrtec. Does anyone have any experience with

these

> > products, good or bad?

>

> Here is some information on Virastop if you haven't seen that:

> http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm

>

> My experience is at the bottom of that link (ViraStop was

previously

> called Purify).

>

> ViraStop appears to work very very well on viruses. There is

currently

> another trial going on with ViraStop. If you or anyone with a

virus

> condition are interested in joining, write me at:

>

> snowbear@t...

>

> This is a new email because after several years of use, my other

one is

> flooded with spam to point I can't find actual messages anymore.

If

> anyone wanted to be in the virus trial and has not received

anything

> yet, please write me at this new email.

>

> I've talked to a LOT of people that had great results with

MucoStop

> too. On mom said it allowed her daughter to finally be able

to 'run and

> play' on the playground instead of sitting on the sidelines with

> asthma. Another person told me her son no longer had to be on

Zyrtec

> and antihistamines due to constant congestion and sinus

infections. It

> sounds like MucoStop would be more appropriate due to the

congestion

> and history with Zyrtec. MucoStop comes in a full size bottle and

also

> a smaller 12 capsule box package. You should be able to tell if it

will

> help with the smaller package.

>

> I think it is interesting that there is a new prescription med

called

> Mucinex which is supposed to act on the same problems.

>

> Both MucoStop and ViraStop appear to help significantly for

congestion

> and viruses, respectively, if these problems persist even after

taking

> regularly doses of good enzymes for awhile. So they must work on

> specific problems in a special or different way.

>

> .

[Guest guest]

>

> My son was also prescribed Zyrtec for allergies. We used it for

several months with no change. Then went several months without.

When his congestion seemed to get worse I got the prescription

refilled. A day later the allergist's office called me to tell me

they had received info from the maker of Zyrtec saying that it caused

behavor problems in kids 3 and under, also caused sleep problems.

Needless to say, I didn't want any more of that and we stopped using

it.

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