Guest guest Posted November 12, 2008 Report Share Posted November 12, 2008 > > My son is a pretty high functioning, 7yo, current issues: focus/attention, > video talk (actually this is really decreasing), starts talking about > something like you already know what he is saying - no lead in, excitable > with physical exercise, desire to play with other kids but lacks initiation > and ability to maintain play - doesn't really know how to play with others. All of these can be viral, or they can also be caused by yeast overgrowth and/or deficiency of B1/B12/folic. > Im thinking yeast and virus (virus because he tests postive for Strep on > throat cultures/carrier, and because he gets rare/random fevers for a few > hours then his symptoms really decrease for a couple of days). Strep is a bacteria. I eliminate strep and several viruses with OLE, which is an anti-bacterial and anti-viral. You can try giving OLE if you want. Watch for yeast overgrowth, because viral die off tends to cause a LOT of yeast. >>he has a long thanksgiving break coming up and Im thinking of doing > the antiviral treatment during it, but Im not sure if he is prepared from a > yeast perspective - how would I guage this? Do you know what it takes to keep yeast under control? If so, then you can start the anti-viral protocol then. It did take me 4 years to entirely eliminate viruses here, but based on what I now know, it could have taken only 2 years. But be prepared for " the long haul " . > And just because I want somebody who actually gets how cool this is, he > learned how to tie his shoes by himself this morning!!! I thought this > would be years out. Doin' the happy mommy dance Congrats to you and to him! Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 12, 2008 Report Share Posted November 12, 2008 Definately more interested in the 2 year program So this is what I am thinking: Vira Stop using the method of giving it until a rash appears. Concurrently using Candidase and Probiotics for yeast. He is currently using Digest Gold but I am considering switching over to Trienza, especially for the affects of the No-Fenol (I am unsure if Digest Gold is comparable and I need to research that) Im not sure how the OLE fits into the ViraStop treatment, should he take it the whole time at a steady dose? I'd definately like to know how you would do it today versus what you did then? Thank YOU On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 6:38 AM, danasview <danasview@...> wrote: > > > > > My son is a pretty high functioning, 7yo, current issues: > focus/attention, > > video talk (actually this is really decreasing), starts talking about > > something like you already know what he is saying - no lead in, > excitable > > with physical exercise, desire to play with other kids but lacks > initiation > > and ability to maintain play - doesn't really know how to play with > others. > > All of these can be viral, or they can also be caused by yeast > overgrowth and/or deficiency of B1/B12/folic. > > > Im thinking yeast and virus (virus because he tests postive for Strep on > > throat cultures/carrier, and because he gets rare/random fevers for > a few > > hours then his symptoms really decrease for a couple of days). > > Strep is a bacteria. I eliminate strep and several viruses with OLE, > which is an anti-bacterial and anti-viral. You can try giving OLE if > you want. Watch for yeast overgrowth, because viral die off tends to > cause a LOT of yeast. > > >>he has a long thanksgiving break coming up and Im thinking of doing > > the antiviral treatment during it, but Im not sure if he is prepared > from a > > yeast perspective - how would I guage this? > > Do you know what it takes to keep yeast under control? If so, then > you can start the anti-viral protocol then. It did take me 4 years to > entirely eliminate viruses here, but based on what I now know, it > could have taken only 2 years. But be prepared for " the long haul " . > > > And just because I want somebody who actually gets how cool this is, he > > learned how to tie his shoes by himself this morning!!! I thought this > > would be years out. Doin' the happy mommy dance > > Congrats to you and to him! > > Dana > > > -- Ormonde, L.Ac. Auburn Community Acupuncture Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 13, 2008 Report Share Posted November 13, 2008 > Vira Stop using the method of giving it until a rash appears. Concurrently > using Candidase and Probiotics for yeast. He is currently using Digest Gold > but I am considering switching over to Trienza, especially for the affects > of the No-Fenol (I am unsure if Digest Gold is comparable and I need to > research that) Im not sure how the OLE fits into the ViraStop treatment, > should he take it the whole time at a steady dose? I started with OLE, then added Virastop. This combination was really great. Vitamin C and lysine were required to address the underlying problem. Be sure to give lysine at least 2 hours apart from OLE. Viral die off causes a LOT of yeast. I had to use biotin and GSE to control the yeast. I tried Candidase, and it worked well only if the yeast was not too bad. But once the protocol was in full force, Candidase alone was unable to keep the yeast under control. > I'd definately like to know how you would do it today versus what you did > then? I used OLE/Virastop for two years, until my son's symptoms told me he no longer needed them. But there were still viruses, and new viruses would just go right into his brain. I learned that vitamin C and lysine were required to correct the immune system and keep the new viruses out of his brain. It required 2 years of high dose C and 8 months of high dose lysine. If I had given all four of these at the same time, I would have eliminated two years off the protocol. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 13, 2008 Report Share Posted November 13, 2008 Dana, what dosages of OLE, GSE, Biotin, Lysine, and Vit C? For those who have done the virastop treatment - how long did it take? He has a 9 day break at the end of this month, would this be long enough? I can do it during christmas break but wasn't really wanting to do it then if I could avoid it. On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 6:46 AM, danasview <danasview@...> wrote: > > > Vira Stop using the method of giving it until a rash appears. > Concurrently > > using Candidase and Probiotics for yeast. He is currently using > Digest Gold > > but I am considering switching over to Trienza, especially for the > affects > > of the No-Fenol (I am unsure if Digest Gold is comparable and I need to > > research that) Im not sure how the OLE fits into the ViraStop treatment, > > should he take it the whole time at a steady dose? > > I started with OLE, then added Virastop. This combination was really > great. > > Vitamin C and lysine were required to address the underlying problem. > Be sure to give lysine at least 2 hours apart from OLE. > > Viral die off causes a LOT of yeast. I had to use biotin and GSE to > control the yeast. I tried Candidase, and it worked well only if the > yeast was not too bad. But once the protocol was in full force, > Candidase alone was unable to keep the yeast under control. > > > I'd definately like to know how you would do it today versus what > you did > > then? > > I used OLE/Virastop for two years, until my son's symptoms told me he > no longer needed them. But there were still viruses, and new viruses > would just go right into his brain. I learned that vitamin C and > lysine were required to correct the immune system and keep the new > viruses out of his brain. It required 2 years of high dose C and 8 > months of high dose lysine. If I had given all four of these at the > same time, I would have eliminated two years off the protocol. > > Dana > > > -- Ormonde, L.Ac. Auburn Community Acupuncture Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 14, 2008 Report Share Posted November 14, 2008 > Dana, what dosages of OLE, GSE, Biotin, Lysine, and Vit C? Here are my starting doses: OLE -- 250mg GSE -- one drop Biotin -- 400mcg Lysine -- 250mg Vitamin C -- 500mg > For those who have done the virastop treatment - how long did it take? My son's total time on Virastop was one year. Total time on anti-virals was 4 years. I could have reduced that to 2 years if I had known more info when I started. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2008 Report Share Posted November 15, 2008 Dana - any side effects to look out for when starting this anti- viral protocol? brandi:) > > Dana, what dosages of OLE, GSE, Biotin, Lysine, and Vit C? > > > Here are my starting doses: > > OLE -- 250mg > GSE -- one drop > Biotin -- 400mcg > Lysine -- 250mg > Vitamin C -- 500mg > > > > For those who have done the virastop treatment - how long did it take? > > > My son's total time on Virastop was one year. Total time on > anti-virals was 4 years. I could have reduced that to 2 years if I > had known more info when I started. > > Dana > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 15, 2008 Report Share Posted November 15, 2008 i just stopped my son's antiviral after seven years. he was on valtrex than famvir. I was concerned that i was hurting him with these serious meds. Is virastop as effective?? @...: brandijones@...: Sat, 15 Nov 2008 15:55:06 +0000Subject: Re: How do you know when to start anti-virals Dana - any side effects to look out for when starting this anti-viral protocol?brandi:)> > Dana, what dosages of OLE, GSE, Biotin, Lysine, and Vit C?> > > Here are my starting doses:> > OLE -- 250mg> GSE -- one drop> Biotin -- 400mcg> Lysine -- 250mg> Vitamin C -- 500mg> > > > For those who have done the virastop treatment - how long did it take?> > > My son's total time on Virastop was one year. Total time on> anti-virals was 4 years. I could have reduced that to 2 years if I> had known more info when I started.> > Dana> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 16, 2008 Report Share Posted November 16, 2008 > Dana - any side effects to look out for when starting this anti- > viral protocol? Viral die off tends to cause a LOT of yeast, so watch for that. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 16, 2008 Report Share Posted November 16, 2008 > i just stopped my son's antiviral after seven years. he was on valtrex than famvir. > I was concerned that i was hurting him with these serious meds. > Is virastop as effective?? I used OLE, Virastop, vitamin C, and lysine. It took me 4 years [would have taken 2 if I had known a few more pieces of information when I started]. At my house, the vitamin C and lysine [high doses] were required to get the viruses out of his brain and heal the immune system so new viruses did not go back in. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 17, 2008 Report Share Posted November 17, 2008 Here are my starting doses: OLE -- 250mg GSE -- one drop Biotin -- 400mcg Lysine -- 250mg Vitamin C -- 500mg Dana, how high did you go on these and how often would you increase? THANK YOU SO MUCH! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 20, 2008 Report Share Posted November 20, 2008 > > Here are my starting doses: > OLE -- 250mg -- 3000mg 3x per day > GSE -- one drop -- 2 tablets 3x per day > Biotin -- 400mcg -- 20mg 3x per day > Lysine -- 250mg -- 3000mg 3x per day > Vitamin C -- 500mg -- 20grams 3x per day > Dana, how high did you go on these and how often would you increase? See above for the maximum I used. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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