Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 Yes, my practitioner is incredible. She also has autistic children so she really knows how to work with children on the spectrum as well. She's great with my DD. > > > > I really appreciate you sharing your notes as well. It reminds me of how I slowly came to accept that NAET was a real therapy. My NT DS had been diagnosed with a peanut allergy. Simply touching a peanut would cause his skin to swell and itch. The epi pen was our constant companion. After a long series of treatments for numerous other allergans the NAET practitioner began to address his peanut allergy. NAET cleared his peanute allergy to the point that he could hold a peanut in his mouth. So here I am again. But this time, I won't be so stubborn. : ) > > > > How does the coaster you mentioned compare to NAET? I'm unfamiliar with it. > > > > Thanks in advance! > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 I'm in NY, is she around here? > > > > > > I really appreciate you sharing your notes as well. It reminds me of how I slowly came to accept that NAET was a real therapy. My NT DS had been diagnosed with a peanut allergy. Simply touching a peanut would cause his skin to swell and itch. The epi pen was our constant companion. After a long series of treatments for numerous other allergans the NAET practitioner began to address his peanut allergy. NAET cleared his peanute allergy to the point that he could hold a peanut in his mouth. So here I am again. But this time, I won't be so stubborn. : ) > > > > > > How does the coaster you mentioned compare to NAET? I'm unfamiliar with it. > > > > > > Thanks in advance! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 No, she's in land. She might be able to recommend someone. Here's her contact info . . . http://www.natures-alternatives.net/about.nxg Or perhaps someone on the list might have someone they'd be comfortable recommending. I found her using the NAET website. Their search engine allows you to find someone who specializes in autism or other areas . . . http://www.naet.com/subscribers/drnamerica.html > > I'm in NY, is she around here? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 This is who we use, and is somewhat closer to NY. http://www.delvalacupuncture.com/ She's in Bucks County PA and has an office in Philly, too. Has been treating our son (and my whole family) for various things. On and off as things crop up. A few years ago, with NAET, I got off of 3 Rx allergy meds for a mold allergy after treatment. Changed my life. NAET, along with chelation, has created great gains for my son. She has experience working with autistic kids. > > > > I'm in NY, is she around here? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 > > What are the choices of people with Lyme and food sensitivities though? I think I have researched this before and the treatment for lyme is long-term antibiotics, am I right? ------->I sure hope not....not an expert..just a tired mom with 3 young ones and a bunch of older ones with autism or on the spectrum..and a sick husband from antibiotics and other dr's fiascos....but am hoping that there is a better way.... It's a hard decision especially when the tests for lyme don't seem very reliable...destroy everything with antibiotics or keep the small amount beneficial bacteria you do have in your gut. Using the antibiotics for a long time really scares me, I don't think it's easy to repopulate gut bacteria, certainly it's more complicated than just taking probiotics. --------> I so heartily agree!!! My son and husband had long term antibiotics and it is amazing all the stuff that has to be done to try and get the gut back to normal....yeast, leaky gut, malabsorption just to name a few....and it is a long slow process rebuilding what was a beautiful system that Jesus Christ created for us. Ronni Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 Following up on my own post - One of our practitioners says this is overall malabsorption - which goes along with yeast/other GI issues. So I guess it is probably something that chelation will recover. > > > > I asked about nail ridges while chelating my son three years ago. Tami Duncan weighed in and said that is a major sign of lyme disease. > > I don't believe it. > > >At first I was like no way, my video gamer son hasn't left the house in four years, he can't have lyme disease. Come to find out there is a chronic form of lyme that kids can have from birth if the mom had it. I had it but was asymptomatic. Anyway, long story short. We are testing our kids for lyme through IGENEX (the best testing lab) > > or at least one with a high enough false positive rate that everyone seems to have Lyme disease even though most don't. > > >and the first test did come out positive. So, for ridges, don't discount testing for lyme. > > but use a normal mainstream insurance covered lab. If THAT shows Lyme disease, worry about it. Otherwise not, > > >The test is $280 or so. It is important to know because Andy Cutler chelation alone would not be enough of a treatment to do if your child had lyme disease. You have to kill the lyme too. There is a site for lyme induced autism, the LIA foundation. There is a group called BorrielaMultipleInfectionsandAutism. It is a group just like this one. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 I am the original poster. FWIW, my son HAS had IGENEX testing. ALL was NEGATIVE. > > > > Hi, are you Axe? > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 > > >>>>>> The other neat thing I found out was about the KPU genetic defect which might be cureable through energy therapy for childhood trauma,>>>>>> > > It is caused by mercury poisoning. It might be caused by mercury poisoning or genetics, but the point is that resolving childhood emotional traumas is raising the bodies energy to allow it to heal itself. I know this from our experience with our daughter with uveitis, whose chi normalized after we did rebirthing on her for birth trauma. So, I am going to pursue energy healing for my children with KPU as well as chelation and zinc loading. > > >>>>> They just zinc load.>>>>>> > > This is just supressing symptoms without removing the root cause(mercury) Yes, well no one is arguing this point, from my notes he said that the reason the pfeiffers were not as successful was because they do not chelate while they zinc load.. That is what the context of this note meant, talking about the pfeiffers and " they just zinc load " this note meant, that you have to do both together simultaniously for the treatment for KPU to work. > >>>>> Which they say is very difficult to do on your own and that it takes a doctor.>>>>>>> > > No it isn't difficult and you do not need a doctor. Well clearly when my recovered son became verbal, he said that he hated me because of the pills and it was too hard on him. He didn't say " thank you mom for giving me my life back " . Isn't that odd? Also he practically killed himself binge drinking in college because he knew he was going downhill. Then, he moved home to resume chelation, but he was as excited as a cancer patient going to begin chemo, so I don't understand how you can say it is not difficult. Have you gone through chelation yourself???????? In our experience chelating and recovering one child and attempting to chelate the others in our family, chelation has been very difficult to do, it was hard on the body, it was exausting, it was so worth it, but it was difficult to do. Plus, if you add the KPU into it, there are a lot of things to know about. > > >>>>> I discovered the wonderful Dr. Klinghardt and I would love nothing more than to fly my son out to see him>>>>>> > > Plesase don't do this. He is very expensive but he isn't a real doctor. He is a MD but he isn't practicing real medicine anymore. > His therapies are ineffctive and have made many people horribly permanently worse. Why would you care if I choose to take my child to Dr. K? He is not expensive, he is $400. He is a real doctor. How can you say that he is not a real doctor anymore? I mean Andy was a real doctor never if you want to get technical, he is a scientist. Andy's book says to double zinc for depression. Zinc loading isn't a part of Andy's protocol. I used muscle testing and it told me to put five zincs a day in my childs pill minder, so I did. This was during chelation around round 13-14 and just before he had huge miraculous gains. Check onibasu under " huge miraculous gains " . Then you find out someone has backed up science behind combining zinc loading and chelation. I always like to back up muscle testing with science. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. I saw and heard Dr. K's speech and am studying the powerpoint and what dr. K has put together is real medicine, and he should win an award for discovering this stuff and putting it all together. A room full of doctors and parents gave him a standing ovation after this speech. I think I am smart enough to pick and choose which therapies of his might be dangerous and the avoid the ones that will make us permenantly worse. We've survived Dr. Rae. Which specific therapies made people permenantly worse? Let me know and we will avoid those. We can keep the baby, throw out the bathwater so to speak. But, there is definately a baby in there. If you think energy work and positive thinking isn't real medicine then fine, keep your supplements. When codex comes to pass we will be eating our organic carrots and rising above it all. > > >>>>>> Chlorella and metal binding, yes >>>>> > > Never use this. It can make people horribly worse. I was just writing down what he said here, I don't necessarily agree with him on this, and I am hoping to continue with the chelation method that has worked for us in the past. My son did take chlorophyll during AC chelation and it did help his caskety bacterial smell. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2009 Report Share Posted July 4, 2009 > > I really appreciate you sharing your notes as well. It reminds me of how I slowly came to accept that NAET was a real therapy. My NT DS had been diagnosed with a peanut allergy. Simply touching a peanut would cause his skin to swell and itch. The epi pen was our constant companion. After a long series of treatments for numerous other allergans the NAET practitioner began to address his peanut allergy. NAET cleared his peanute allergy to the point that he could hold a peanut in his mouth. So here I am again. But this time, I won't be so stubborn. : ) > > How does the coaster you mentioned compare to NAET? I'm unfamiliar with it. > The coaster was sold to me by DR and it was also sold near the omnimed booth, the www.gainsworth.com probably has them. It seemed like temporary NAET, you can put your food on it for fifteen minutes and then be temporarily not allergic to it and DR told me that no one knows how it works, but yes, it worked exactly like NAET but it is like a pocket thing that eliminates food allergies for long enough to eat foods. I acually don't know what all it does yet, cause it is a new toy. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 > > I am the original poster. > FWIW, my son HAS had IGENEX testing. ALL was NEGATIVE. > , there are children who get false negatives until they do three weeks of rizol oil. This site explains why. Our daughter got a positive without rizol oil. http://www.lymeinducedautism.com/howtogettested.html But it is great to know that not everyone who takes the test is positive like some would say:) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 > I am the original poster. > FWIW, my son HAS had IGENEX testing. ALL was NEGATIVE. > Sounds like that ends the need to debate how many Lyme disease patients can dance on the head of a pin. Andy <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/index.html " >Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html " >Hair Test Interpretation: Finding Hidden Toxicities</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/nourishinghope.html " >Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutrition Intervention for Healing Our Children</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/biologicaltreatments.html " >Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD</a > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 >>>>>>>>. Which specific therapies made people permenantly worse? >>>>>> Avoid everything that has to do with heavy metal detox. I do not know if his other therapies are safe. Dr Klinghardt is a very charismatic person but a horrible doctor and scientist. I know a person who did his natural way of " detox " and suffers from mild chronic psychosis now. Andy says many people who do his " detox " end up like this. A few people may have even killed themselves after following Klinghardt's advice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 , please tell me how you muscle test. How did you learn to do it, a book/doctor? I want to learn to do this. I believe this would be very helpful for my child. > > > > >>>>>> The other neat thing I found out was about the KPU genetic defect which might be cureable through energy therapy for childhood trauma,>>>>>> > > > > It is caused by mercury poisoning. > > > It might be caused by mercury poisoning or genetics, but the point is that resolving childhood emotional traumas is raising the bodies energy to allow it to heal itself. I know this from our experience with our daughter with uveitis, whose chi normalized after we did rebirthing on her for birth trauma. So, I am going to pursue energy healing for my children with KPU as well as chelation and zinc loading. > > > > >>>>> They just zinc load.>>>>>> > > > > This is just supressing symptoms without removing the root cause(mercury) > > Yes, well no one is arguing this point, from my notes he said that the reason the pfeiffers were not as successful was because they do not chelate while they zinc load.. That is what the context of this note meant, talking about the pfeiffers and " they just zinc load " this note meant, that you have to do both together simultaniously for the treatment for KPU to work. > > >>>>> Which they say is very difficult to do on your own and that it takes a doctor.>>>>>>> > > > > No it isn't difficult and you do not need a doctor. > > Well clearly when my recovered son became verbal, he said that he hated me because of the pills and it was too hard on him. He didn't say " thank you mom for giving me my life back " . Isn't that odd? Also he practically killed himself binge drinking in college because he knew he was going downhill. Then, he moved home to resume chelation, but he was as excited as a cancer patient going to begin chemo, so I don't understand how you can say it is not difficult. Have you gone through chelation yourself???????? > > In our experience chelating and recovering one child and attempting to chelate the others in our family, chelation has been very difficult to do, it was hard on the body, it was exausting, it was so worth it, but it was difficult to do. Plus, if you add the KPU into it, there are a lot of things to know about. > > > > >>>>> I discovered the wonderful Dr. Klinghardt and I would love nothing more than to fly my son out to see him>>>>>> > > > > Plesase don't do this. He is very expensive but he isn't a real doctor. He is a MD but he isn't practicing real medicine anymore. > > His therapies are ineffctive and have made many people horribly permanently worse. > > > Why would you care if I choose to take my child to Dr. K? He is not expensive, he is $400. He is a real doctor. How can you say that he is not a real doctor anymore? I mean Andy was a real doctor never if you want to get technical, he is a scientist. Andy's book says to double zinc for depression. Zinc loading isn't a part of Andy's protocol. I used muscle testing and it told me to put five zincs a day in my childs pill minder, so I did. This was during chelation around round 13-14 and just before he had huge miraculous gains. Check onibasu under " huge miraculous gains " . Then you find out someone has backed up science behind combining zinc loading and chelation. I always like to back up muscle testing with science. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. > > I saw and heard Dr. K's speech and am studying the powerpoint and what dr. K has put together is real medicine, and he should win an award for discovering this stuff and putting it all together. A room full of doctors and parents gave him a standing ovation after this speech. I think I am smart enough to pick and choose which therapies of his might be dangerous and the avoid the ones that will make us permenantly worse. We've survived Dr. Rae. Which specific therapies made people permenantly worse? Let me know and we will avoid those. We can keep the baby, throw out the bathwater so to speak. But, there is definately a baby in there. If you think energy work and positive thinking isn't real medicine then fine, keep your supplements. When codex comes to pass we will be eating our organic carrots and rising above it all. > > > > >>>>>> Chlorella and metal binding, yes >>>>> > > > > Never use this. It can make people horribly worse. > > > I was just writing down what he said here, I don't necessarily agree with him on this, and I am hoping to continue with the chelation method that has worked for us in the past. My son did take chlorophyll during AC chelation and it did help his caskety bacterial smell. > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 Yeah, I remind myself frequently that there is a message in all this. God didn't put us on this earth to find ways to extend our lives, and that is the exact motive of modern medicine - to avoid all disease and live as long as possible. A verse comes to mind, " He who tries to save his life will lose it... " I respect the intricacies of the human body and the fact that I will never understand it's workings but I believe God has led me to Andy Cutler and has led many others so that we and our children can live happier, less painful lives. He has had mercy on my family, for our ignorance and misplaced trust in modern medicine. > > > > What are the choices of people with Lyme and food sensitivities though? I think I have researched this before and the treatment for lyme is long-term antibiotics, am I right? > > ------->I sure hope not....not an expert..just a tired mom with 3 young ones and a bunch of older ones with autism or on the spectrum..and a sick husband from antibiotics and other dr's fiascos....but am hoping that there is a better way.... > > It's a hard decision especially when the tests for lyme don't seem very reliable...destroy everything with antibiotics or keep the small amount beneficial bacteria you do have in your gut. Using the antibiotics for a long time really scares me, I don't think it's easy to repopulate gut bacteria, certainly it's more complicated than just taking probiotics. > > --------> I so heartily agree!!! My son and husband had long term antibiotics and it is amazing all the stuff that has to be done to try and get the gut back to normal....yeast, leaky gut, malabsorption just to name a few....and it is a long slow process rebuilding what was a beautiful system that Jesus Christ created for us. > > Ronni > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 Not , but here is a video which demonstrates one way to muscle test . . . http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual & videoid=26860645 > > , please tell me how you muscle test. How did you learn to do it, a book/doctor? I want to learn to do this. I believe this would be very helpful for my child. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 Thank you, I just watched it. I appreciate your help. So with vitamins and foods, how would you test them for a child who may/may not know their names? When I give my son supplements, I always tell him the name, but I don't know if he would remember for these purposes. I also don't know if he could do this. Is there a way I can surrogate this method for him? (like sit him between my legs and do it or something?) > > > > , please tell me how you muscle test. How did you learn to do it, a book/doctor? I want to learn to do this. I believe this would be very helpful for my child. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 I think that the information provides will be way more helpful, but here's my contribution. My NAET practitioner used my husband as a surrogate because she felt that if the session went too long, my NT son would because fatigued and she'd get a false reading. As he got older, she no longer used my husband. With my DD who is on the spectrum, she always used a surrogate. I don't think it was because they didn't know the name of the supplement or food, but I could be wrong. At any rate, towards the end of this article, there is a description of how a parent used one of her NT children as a surrogate. http://www.defeatautismyesterday.com/energytesting.htm > > Thank you, I just watched it. I appreciate your help. So with vitamins and foods, how would you test them for a child who may/may not know their names? When I give my son supplements, I always tell him the name, but I don't know if he would remember for these purposes. I also don't know if he could do this. Is there a way I can surrogate this method for him? (like sit him between my legs and do it or something?) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 Well then my question is, why is the premier chelating expert in the country not attending major conventions talking to the practitioners about " His Version " of proper chelation. You don't have to slam everyone else to present your viewpoint, just say what you believe. I am sure some people who have read amalgam illness and have been mercury toxic have killed themselves too. Mercury toxic people having psychosis? This is not unheard of. The conference gave a lot of answers for people who don't respond to ac chelation, or who can't tolerate supplements. I don't agree with the other detox methods necessarily, but we aren't doing ourselves any favors by isolating ourselves from the rest of the autism and lymes communities, and I was shocked at some of the accusations going around about AC chelation like " no one was recovering on it " . Are you kidding Me? We shouldn't judge doctors who see extremely sick neruotoxic people who have brain inflammation and are being attacked by microbes for having patients who kill themselves, don't get better, or get worse. Doctors like this are the last stop for some people after they have done everything else. You know whose detox intrigued me though, Garry Gordons ala, zeolite and glutathione. OK I know glutathione is hard on the liver, but so was ac chelation. for my daughter with uveitis, I am drawn to use his ala based stuff every three hours, on the half life.....the zeolite was what she really needs to control ammonia while she detoxes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 , I forgot to mention why we needed a surrogate for my DD. She wouldn't sit still. You can't have effective testing for someone who is running laps in the exam room. My husband used one arm/hand to keep her in one place and the other for the practitioner to test. This is just my experience. Another quick point is that I was allergic to many things they were testing. I was never a good surrogate. In , " orelindel " <whatmattersmost@...> wrote: > > I think that the information provides will be way more helpful, but here's my contribution. My NAET practitioner used my husband as a surrogate because she felt that if the session went too long, my NT son would because fatigued and she'd get a false reading. As he got older, she no longer used my husband. With my DD who is on the spectrum, she always used a surrogate. I don't think it was because they didn't know the name of the supplement or food, but I could be wrong. > > At any rate, towards the end of this article, there is a description of how a parent used one of her NT children as a surrogate. > > http://www.defeatautismyesterday.com/energytesting.htm > > > > > > Thank you, I just watched it. I appreciate your help. So with vitamins and foods, how would you test them for a child who may/may not know their names? When I give my son supplements, I always tell him the name, but I don't know if he would remember for these purposes. I also don't know if he could do this. Is there a way I can surrogate this method for him? (like sit him between my legs and do it or something?) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 Thank you, those things are very helpful. > > > > > > Thank you, I just watched it. I appreciate your help. So with vitamins and foods, how would you test them for a child who may/may not know their names? When I give my son supplements, I always tell him the name, but I don't know if he would remember for these purposes. I also don't know if he could do this. Is there a way I can surrogate this method for him? (like sit him between my legs and do it or something?) > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 The book " Your Body Doesn't Lie " is one. My NAET taught me the basics. There are many ways to use it for yourself. Google " muscle testing " - I just did and found tons. YouTube has demo's as well. We have also used it very successfully, though many say it is malarky. To each his own. Live and let live. > > > > > > >>>>>> The other neat thing I found out was about the KPU genetic defect which might be cureable through energy therapy for childhood trauma,>>>>>> > > > > > > It is caused by mercury poisoning. > > > > > > It might be caused by mercury poisoning or genetics, but the point is that resolving childhood emotional traumas is raising the bodies energy to allow it to heal itself. I know this from our experience with our daughter with uveitis, whose chi normalized after we did rebirthing on her for birth trauma. So, I am going to pursue energy healing for my children with KPU as well as chelation and zinc loading. > > > > > > >>>>> They just zinc load.>>>>>> > > > > > > This is just supressing symptoms without removing the root cause(mercury) > > > > Yes, well no one is arguing this point, from my notes he said that the reason the pfeiffers were not as successful was because they do not chelate while they zinc load.. That is what the context of this note meant, talking about the pfeiffers and " they just zinc load " this note meant, that you have to do both together simultaniously for the treatment for KPU to work. > > > >>>>> Which they say is very difficult to do on your own and that it takes a doctor.>>>>>>> > > > > > > No it isn't difficult and you do not need a doctor. > > > > Well clearly when my recovered son became verbal, he said that he hated me because of the pills and it was too hard on him. He didn't say " thank you mom for giving me my life back " . Isn't that odd? Also he practically killed himself binge drinking in college because he knew he was going downhill. Then, he moved home to resume chelation, but he was as excited as a cancer patient going to begin chemo, so I don't understand how you can say it is not difficult. Have you gone through chelation yourself???????? > > > > In our experience chelating and recovering one child and attempting to chelate the others in our family, chelation has been very difficult to do, it was hard on the body, it was exausting, it was so worth it, but it was difficult to do. Plus, if you add the KPU into it, there are a lot of things to know about. > > > > > > >>>>> I discovered the wonderful Dr. Klinghardt and I would love nothing more than to fly my son out to see him>>>>>> > > > > > > Plesase don't do this. He is very expensive but he isn't a real doctor. He is a MD but he isn't practicing real medicine anymore. > > > His therapies are ineffctive and have made many people horribly permanently worse. > > > > > > Why would you care if I choose to take my child to Dr. K? He is not expensive, he is $400. He is a real doctor. How can you say that he is not a real doctor anymore? I mean Andy was a real doctor never if you want to get technical, he is a scientist. Andy's book says to double zinc for depression. Zinc loading isn't a part of Andy's protocol. I used muscle testing and it told me to put five zincs a day in my childs pill minder, so I did. This was during chelation around round 13-14 and just before he had huge miraculous gains. Check onibasu under " huge miraculous gains " . Then you find out someone has backed up science behind combining zinc loading and chelation. I always like to back up muscle testing with science. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. > > > > I saw and heard Dr. K's speech and am studying the powerpoint and what dr. K has put together is real medicine, and he should win an award for discovering this stuff and putting it all together. A room full of doctors and parents gave him a standing ovation after this speech. I think I am smart enough to pick and choose which therapies of his might be dangerous and the avoid the ones that will make us permenantly worse. We've survived Dr. Rae. Which specific therapies made people permenantly worse? Let me know and we will avoid those. We can keep the baby, throw out the bathwater so to speak. But, there is definately a baby in there. If you think energy work and positive thinking isn't real medicine then fine, keep your supplements. When codex comes to pass we will be eating our organic carrots and rising above it all. > > > > > > >>>>>> Chlorella and metal binding, yes >>>>> > > > > > > Never use this. It can make people horribly worse. > > > > > > I was just writing down what he said here, I don't necessarily agree with him on this, and I am hoping to continue with the chelation method that has worked for us in the past. My son did take chlorophyll during AC chelation and it did help his caskety bacterial smell. > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 I believe Dr. Usman was at the conference; do you mind posting any notes from her presentation? I think Usman is amazing. Thanks. Michele > > > > , > > > > You do not need Andy's approval if you believe your child has Lyme and you > > need to treat it. > > > > Also, you may discuss it all you like (as far as I know). Andy seemed to > > indicate that he is done discussing it but you don't have to be. > > > > After you treat, maybe you can post about your experience, if it helped > > and if the nail ridges disappeared. > > > > Best wishes, > > > > Rosegvr/ > > > > > > > > > > **************A Good Credit Score is 700 or Above. See yours in just 2 easy > > steps! > > (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100126575x1222585087x1201462804/aol?redir=http://\ www.freecreditreport.com/pm/default.aspx?sc=668072 & hmpgID=62 & bcd= > > JulystepsfooterNO62) > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2009 Report Share Posted July 5, 2009 >>>>>> I am sure some people who have read amalgam illness and have been mercury toxic have killed themselves too.>>>>>> I meant they killed themselves with improper chelation. They died because of massive metal redistribution to the organs. >>><<Mercury toxic people having psychosis? This is not unheard of>>>>>> In that case the psychosis was caused by the detox. It was caused by slow redistribution to the brain caused by high sulfur intake. >>>>>We shouldn't judge doctors who see extremely sick neruotoxic people who have brain inflammation and are being attacked by microbes for having patients who kill themselves, don't get better, or get worse.>>>>>> I think i didn't make it clear. Klinghardt recommends mercury detox programs that have probably killed people. He did DMPS IV for a very long time, high dose DMSA every other day. Andy said he he has a report about death from large amounts of high sulfur food(chlorella) Klinghard's favorite detox agent. >>>>zeolite>>>>> Zeolite doesn't remove metals. It is as effective as water. >>>>glutathione.>>>>> glutathione doesn't detox. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2009 Report Share Posted July 6, 2009 I am not using zeolite as a chelator, I am using it as a ammonia mopper. I never said glutathione detoxed, I would consider taking the Gordon product because it contained ALA, ALA detoxes and zeolite absorbs ammonia. Your preaching to the choir here. I chelate with AC. Oops so treatments Dr. R or Dr. K or any doctor treating the sickest people sometimes are like guinnea pig treatments. The most famous lyme doc in the country lives right by me and her patientsn are in my lyme support group. You should hear them talk, they say they are all guinnea pigs and there is a lot of experimenting going on in lyme treatment. So sure, they might have killed people in the past. I gave my dughter an ulcer but you don't see me whining. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 6, 2009 Report Share Posted July 6, 2009 > > I am not using zeolite as a chelator, I am using it as a ammonia mopper. > > I never said glutathione detoxed, I would consider taking the Gordon product because it contained ALA, ALA detoxes and zeolite absorbs ammonia. Ummmm......... excuse me for being a chemist, but why would anyone think zeolites would absorb ammonia under physiologically relevant conditions? Andy <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/index.html " >Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html " >Hair Test Interpretation: Finding Hidden Toxicities</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/nourishinghope.html " >Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutrition Intervention for Healing Our Children</a > <a href= " http://www.noamalgam.com/biologicaltreatments.html " >Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD</a > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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