Re: vaccine reaction *and a new question* for Dana

[Guest guest]

I unfortunately injected him before doing research and reading

Evidence of Harm. I finished it 2 days ago and like you am not going

to vaccinate my 15 mos old. His ped basically told me that the chance

of a vaccine reaction is rare (yeah right) and that this vaccine

doesn't contain thimerosal. Well, it does have live virus grown on

aborted fetus'. Hello!!! She doesn't feel that his recent bowel

problems are related in any way. She feels he is eating something

that is causing his allergies to flare up. He is allergic to wheat

and peanuts and I am very careful in giving him these things. He is

also GF as well as his brother who is dd. Maybe Dana can give advice

on what she thinks this might be? I would like to try an antiviral

protocol on him because of the measels vaccine. He was fine before

and now....not so fine. I am concerned about yeast flareup. Someone

recommended Lauricidin but Dana said it caused yeast flareup. Could

this happen in a NT child? I actually did find one good thing about

this that because he has had a vaccine reaction, my dd and the

youngest (15 mos) now have a medical exemption due to their brothers

adverse reaction.

> >

> > Recently, my almost 5 yr NT child went for his shots (MMR) for

> school.

> > This, of course,was before doing research on the shot itself.

> Shame

> > on me!!! He developed shortly thereafter a red rash 6 in in

> diameter

> > around injection site and was hard to touch, low grade fever,

> diarrhea

> > for 2 days. This subsided after this but other things are

> happening.

> > Mainly bowel problems. For instance, he's been having accidents

> in

> > his underwear. I thought it was on purpose but he was really upset

> > that this happened so obviously it isn't on purpose. He actually

> is

> > ashamed or embarrassed. I feel bad, like I'm 2 inches tall. Is

> there

> > anything to give supplement wise to (a) bulk up his stool to become

> > more firm, ( strenghten his immune system and © could this be

> > warrant for viral protocol. I'm really confused. Again, I am

> > seriously thinking not giving any more vaccines for my 15 mos old.

> > I've been putting off MMR and varicella and this only reassures me

> > that this decision is for the best. Appreciate any advice.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I was the one who posted about Lauricidin. My son doesn't have yeast from it,

and he is fairly yeasty. Lauricidin is antiviral and antifungal. His

naturopath suggested it for yeast issues, actually. It does cause yeast in some

kids, I've read, but all people are different. You might read what the website

has to say about it if you haven't yet.

Re: vaccine reaction *and a new question* for Dana

Posted by: " asd.mom3 " alawson@... asd.mom3

Wed Jul 19, 2006 7:20 am (PST)

I unfortunately injected him before doing research and reading

Evidence of Harm. I finished it 2 days ago and like you am not going

to vaccinate my 15 mos old. His ped basically told me that the chance

of a vaccine reaction is rare (yeah right) and that this vaccine

doesn't contain thimerosal. Well, it does have live virus grown on

aborted fetus'. Hello!!! She doesn't feel that his recent bowel

problems are related in any way. She feels he is eating something

that is causing his allergies to flare up. He is allergic to wheat

and peanuts and I am very careful in giving him these things. He is

also GF as well as his brother who is dd. Maybe Dana can give advice

on what she thinks this might be? I would like to try an antiviral

protocol on him because of the measels vaccine. He was fine before

and now....not so fine. I am concerned about yeast flareup. Someone

recommended Lauricidin but Dana said it caused yeast flareup. Could

this happen in a NT child? I actually did find one good thing about

this that because he has had a vaccine reaction, my dd and the

youngest (15 mos) now have a medical exemption due to their brothers

adverse reaction.

[Guest guest]

>>His ped basically told me that the chance

> of a vaccine reaction is rare (yeah right)

If your child is susceptible, and he is vaccinated, his chance of a

reaction is 100%.

The odds are much less of him coming into contact and actually

contracting the disease. And even less of having a serious case of

the disease.

>>She feels he is eating something

> that is causing his allergies to flare up.

For my kids, allergies were caused by metals. Once I chelated the

metals, all the allergies disappeared.

>>Maybe Dana can give advice

> on what she thinks this might be? I would like to try an antiviral

> protocol on him because of the measels vaccine.

High dose vitamin A is specifically designed for measles issues

http://www.danasview.net/vitamina.htm

Virastop enzyme might have an effect on measles virus, but I am not sure.

>>I am concerned about yeast flareup.

Viral " die off " does tend to increase yeast.

>>Someone

> recommended Lauricidin but Dana said it caused yeast flareup.

It did for my kids, MAJOR yeast problem. Several other families also

reported massive yeast problems with Lauricidin. But it does not do

this for other kids. You can certainly try it and see if it helps.

I don't know if it would affect measles virus.

>>Could

> this happen in a NT child?

Depends on if he has viruses which are " dying off " .

Dana