Re: OLE is not going in this child-- use Virastop only?

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In a message dated 02/04/2007 01:04:22 GMT Standard Time, rose@...

writes:

Unless anyone has a miracle solution

for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I am wondering if

I should just move to Viratstop alone for his anti-viral therapy.

>>try rubbing it in to the soles of his feet - voila!

Mandi in UK

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>

> I have been trying for 10 days now to find something that will mask

> the taste of OLE for my son. Chocolate, honey, sugar water....nothing

> seems to mask the taste for my kiddo and h's highly sensitive taste

> buds. In the process I have wasted a fourth of a bottle of OLE

> drops and frustrated all of us. Unless anyone has a miracle solution

> for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I am wondering if

> I should just move to Viratstop alone for his anti-viral therapy.

Try putting the drops into empty capsules.

Rubbing it on the feet works for many kids.

Or, just do the Virastop.

Dana

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Rose,

Although my son cannot swallow pills with water, he can swallow them in

yogurt. For OLE you can take the smallest capsules you have, cut them

even a tiny bit smaller and fill them with a few drops of the OLE. I

was able to teach my son to swallow these even when he was quite orally

defensive. He did chew the first time, but learned very quickly " Don't

chew. "

You won't get much in, but lots of people really have success with the

OLE, and it might be worth a try. I also used Lauricidin, which your

child has to learn to swallow, and I used the same technique.

Anita

>

> I have been trying for 10 days now to find something that will mask

> the taste of OLE for my son. Chocolate, honey, sugar

water....nothing

> seems to mask the taste for my kiddo and h's highly sensitive taste

> buds. In the process I have wasted a fourth of a bottle of OLE

> drops and frustrated all of us. Unless anyone has a miracle

solution

> for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I am wondering if

> I should just move to Viratstop alone for his anti-viral therapy.

> Open to suggestions...

> TIA,

> Rose

>

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Orange juice? or any other bitter-tasting juice?

Natasa

> >

> > I have been trying for 10 days now to find something that will mask

> > the taste of OLE for my son. Chocolate, honey, sugar

water....nothing

> > seems to mask the taste for my kiddo and h's highly sensitive taste

> > buds. In the process I have wasted a fourth of a bottle of OLE

> > drops and frustrated all of us. Unless anyone has a miracle

solution

> > for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I am wondering if

> > I should just move to Viratstop alone for his anti-viral therapy.

>

>

> Try putting the drops into empty capsules.

>

> Rubbing it on the feet works for many kids.

>

> Or, just do the Virastop.

>

> Dana

>

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I squeezing fresh lemon and adding honey. My son says

it says good. May be you want try this.

- Anandhi

--- Rose Baumann <rose@...> wrote:

> I have been trying for 10 days now to find something

> that will mask

> the taste of OLE for my son. Chocolate, honey, sugar

> water....nothing

> seems to mask the taste for my kiddo and h's highly

> sensitive taste

> buds. In the process I have wasted a fourth of a

> bottle of OLE

> drops and frustrated all of us. Unless anyone has a

> miracle solution

> for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I

> am wondering if

> I should just move to Viratstop alone for his

> anti-viral therapy.

> Open to suggestions...

> TIA,

> Rose

>

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Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. My son won't take capsules yet,

so last night I tried rubbing the OLE into his feet when he was

asleep. Worked just fine. Although, I do like Anandhi's idea. Will

try that one as well.

Again, thanks for your help.

Rose

On Apr 2, 2007, at 2:06 PM, Anandhi Ramaswamy wrote:

> I squeezing fresh lemon and adding honey. My son says

> it says good. May be you want try this.

>

> - Anandhi

> --- Rose Baumann <rose@...> wrote:

>

> > I have been trying for 10 days now to find something

> > that will mask

> > the taste of OLE for my son.

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Yes, we use straight orange juice. any bitter-tasting juice may be able

to mask the taste to a degree.

Natasa

>

> > I have been trying for 10 days now to find something

> > that will mask

> > the taste of OLE for my son. Chocolate, honey, sugar

> > water....nothing

> > seems to mask the taste for my kiddo and h's highly

> > sensitive taste

> > buds. In the process I have wasted a fourth of a

> > bottle of OLE

> > drops and frustrated all of us. Unless anyone has a

> > miracle solution

> > for masking the taste of this nasty-tasting stuff, I

> > am wondering if

> > I should just move to Viratstop alone for his

> > anti-viral therapy.

> > Open to suggestions...

> > TIA,

> > Rose

> >

>

>

>

>

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> Orange juice? or any other bitter-tasting juice?

Orange juice and lemonade tend to mask the taste somewhat.

Dana