Re: Clostridia and Sacc B

[Guest guest]

We haven't retested yet, so I can't say as afr as that goes. But we started

Custom Probiotic Autism Blend...it is a rediculously high count probiotic. I

have seen major control over all three kids' yeast issues. We've had a flare up

once since on them, and it was so easy to get back under control. Usually if

something isn't " moving " when trying different treatments, it means something is

blocking the change from happening. You might want to investigate another area

of treatment that might be keeping the yeast from being treated effectively

[Guest guest]

> My 9yo son's labs from Doctors Data just arrived and I am confused. He did a

round of flagyl for clostridia (3+ on January report). He did well on it, but

about five days later seemed to be regressing. Instead of another round of

flagyl (that stuff scares me), I dialed in Sacc B to address clostridia. He

seemed to improve so I thought we were doing well. Just ran another Comp test

from Doctors Data and clostridia is still 3+ and Sacc B is a 4+ in the dysbiotic

column. Haven't talked with the doc yet, but does anyone have any experience

with this? Also has alpha hemo strep 4+, but he is a PANDAS boy and that one

doesn't seem to get any better, even with antibiotics.

Four times my #4 had strep. The first three times, the ped gave her Zithromax,

but the strep kept coming back. So the fourth time, I did not take her to the

ped, I just gave her OLE. The strep went away and did not come back.

>>AntiDnase titers did come down from 1600 last year to 480 this year, so

prophylactic antibiotics seem to be helping. We tried OLE but did not have any

luck previously, phenols most likely.

Try giving it with No-Fenol enzyme, see if that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I dialed in Sacc B to address clostridia.

I haven't heard that sacc b was good for clostridia?  I have read that

Cultrelle(L.GG) was good, L.Plantrum was better and L.Salviaous was the best all

of which do work in the small intestines. When I treat clostridia I add some

bifidum strainst as the compete with closdiria for food in the large intestines,

closdridia feed on lactose.

PWC

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From: danasview <danasview@...>

Sent: Tue, May 25, 2010 9:32:56 AM

Subject: Re: Clostridia and Sacc B

 

> My 9yo son's labs from Doctors Data just arrived and I am confused. He did a

round of flagyl for clostridia (3+ on January report). He did well on it, but

about five days later seemed to be regressing. Instead of another round of

flagyl (that stuff scares me), I dialed in Sacc B to address clostridia. He

seemed to improve so I thought we were doing well. Just ran another Comp test

from Doctors Data and clostridia is still 3+ and Sacc B is a 4+ in the dysbiotic

column. Haven't talked with the doc yet, but does anyone have any experience

with this? Also has alpha hemo strep 4+, but he is a PANDAS boy and that one

doesn't seem to get any better, even with antibiotics.

Four times my #4 had strep. The first three times, the ped gave her Zithromax,

but the strep kept coming back. So the fourth time, I did not take her to the

ped, I just gave her OLE. The strep went away and did not come back.

>>AntiDnase titers did come down from 1600 last year to 480 this year, so

prophylactic antibiotics seem to be helping. We tried OLE but did not have any

luck previously, phenols most likely.

Try giving it with No-Fenol enzyme, see if that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

we use Sacc B for p.aeruginosa and find that the culturelle helps as well.

Karla

> > My 9yo son's labs from Doctors Data just arrived and I am confused. He did a

round of flagyl for clostridia (3+ on January report). He did well on it, but

about five days later seemed to be regressing. Instead of another round of

flagyl (that stuff scares me), I dialed in Sacc B to address clostridia. He

seemed to improve so I thought we were doing well. Just ran another Comp test

from Doctors Data and clostridia is still 3+ and Sacc B is a 4+ in the dysbiotic

column. Haven't talked with the doc yet, but does anyone have any experience

with this? Also has alpha hemo strep 4+, but he is a PANDAS boy and that one

doesn't seem to get any better, even with antibiotics.

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> Four times my #4 had strep. The first three times, the ped gave her Zithromax,

but the strep kept coming back. So the fourth time, I did not take her to the

ped, I just gave her OLE. The strep went away and did not come back.

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> >>AntiDnase titers did come down from 1600 last year to 480 this year, so

prophylactic antibiotics seem to be helping. We tried OLE but did not have any

luck previously, phenols most likely.

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> Try giving it with No-Fenol enzyme, see if that helps.

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[Guest guest]

Does Custom Probiotic have any strep lines in it? Is it GFCF?

thanks.

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> We haven't retested yet, so I can't say as afr as that goes. But we started

Custom Probiotic Autism Blend...it is a rediculously high count probiotic. I

have seen major control over all three kids' yeast issues. We've had a flare up

once since on them, and it was so easy to get back under control. Usually if

something isn't " moving " when trying different treatments, it means something is

blocking the change from happening. You might want to investigate another area

of treatment that might be keeping the yeast from being treated effectively

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[Guest guest]

CP-1 and the autism blend are strep free.

Karla

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> > We haven't retested yet, so I can't say as afr as that goes. But we started

Custom Probiotic Autism Blend...it is a rediculously high count probiotic. I

have seen major control over all three kids' yeast issues. We've had a flare up

once since on them, and it was so easy to get back under control. Usually if

something isn't " moving " when trying different treatments, it means something is

blocking the change from happening. You might want to investigate another area

of treatment that might be keeping the yeast from being treated effectively

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