Jump to content
RemedySpot.com

Re: Arginine/lysine - neutrophils question- Andy, Dana - others

Rate this topic


Guest guest

Recommended Posts

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/44588.html

Here is a post from 2002 from Andy re: boosting neutrophils

>

> We have been chelating my son for just shy of 100 rounds per the AC protocol.

We just did some lab work on him - and his neutrophils are very low - so we have

to use ala only for a bit. Been doing reading in the archives as to how to

raise neutrophils - have ordered a few supps to this end. One question though -

my son has hsv - and we have been using fairly high doses of lysine for a year

or more. It has been an effective anti viral - however it might have been

contributing to the neutrophils problem from my reading - as it may have

depleted arginine which helps the body fight infection. I have stopped the

lysine for the short term to help raise neutrophils.

>

> My question is - do I need to supplement with arginine now? I just don't want

to cause the herpes virus to go nuts either. Or will using things like

Neutrophil Plus alone do the trick along with ala only rounds for a while? My

son has very high lead so we have to go back to dmsa at least once a month at

some point.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Irene

>

Link to comment
Share on other sites

You've done 100 rounds of chelation with DMSA and he still has high lead? How

high was it to start?

>

> We have been chelating my son for just shy of 100 rounds per the AC protocol.

We just did some lab work on him - and his neutrophils are very low - so we have

to use ala only for a bit. Been doing reading in the archives as to how to

raise neutrophils - have ordered a few supps to this end. One question though -

my son has hsv - and we have been using fairly high doses of lysine for a year

or more. It has been an effective anti viral - however it might have been

contributing to the neutrophils problem from my reading - as it may have

depleted arginine which helps the body fight infection. I have stopped the

lysine for the short term to help raise neutrophils.

>

> My question is - do I need to supplement with arginine now? I just don't want

to cause the herpes virus to go nuts either. Or will using things like

Neutrophil Plus alone do the trick along with ala only rounds for a while? My

son has very high lead so we have to go back to dmsa at least once a month at

some point.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Irene

>

Link to comment
Share on other sites

> We have been chelating my son for just shy of 100 rounds per the AC protocol.

We just did some lab work on him - and his neutrophils are very low - so we have

to use ala only for a bit. Been doing reading in the archives as to how to

raise neutrophils - have ordered a few supps to this end. One question though -

my son has hsv - and we have been using fairly high doses of lysine for a year

or more. It has been an effective anti viral - however it might have been

contributing to the neutrophils problem from my reading - as it may have

depleted arginine which helps the body fight infection. I have stopped the

lysine for the short term to help raise neutrophils.

> My question is - do I need to supplement with arginine now? I just don't want

to cause the herpes virus to go nuts either.

At my house, once the lysine was no longer required, it caused foot problems

[tingling, numbness]. At that point, I gave two doses of arginine and then I

was finished.

If I tried to remove the lysine before that point, the herpes viruses increased

again.

If you still have herpes issues, I would keep the lysine and maybe add some

arginine if you are concerned about arginine levels.

I don't know about neutrophils.

Dana

Link to comment
Share on other sites

hello ladys just a Q how you were becoming suspisios about herpes does every kid

have it do i need to look for anything sorry if i look stupid

thanks

From: danasview <danasview@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Arginine/lysine - neutrophils question- Andy, Dana

- others

Date: Wednesday, 22 September, 2010, 14:32

 

> We have been chelating my son for just shy of 100 rounds per the AC protocol.

We just did some lab work on him - and his neutrophils are very low - so we have

to use ala only for a bit. Been doing reading in the archives as to how to raise

neutrophils - have ordered a few supps to this end. One question though - my son

has hsv - and we have been using fairly high doses of lysine for a year or more.

It has been an effective anti viral - however it might have been contributing to

the neutrophils problem from my reading - as it may have depleted arginine which

helps the body fight infection. I have stopped the lysine for the short term to

help raise neutrophils.

> My question is - do I need to supplement with arginine now? I just don't want

to cause the herpes virus to go nuts either.

At my house, once the lysine was no longer required, it caused foot problems

[tingling, numbness]. At that point, I gave two doses of arginine and then I was

finished.

If I tried to remove the lysine before that point, the herpes viruses increased

again.

If you still have herpes issues, I would keep the lysine and maybe add some

arginine if you are concerned about arginine levels.

I don't know about neutrophils.

Dana

Link to comment
Share on other sites

> hello ladys just a Q how you were becoming suspisios about herpes

My son had a large wart on his hand, and herpes virus can cause warts. So that

is how I started with suspecting herpes and using lysine.

Dana

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Paste as plain text instead

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

Loading...
×
×
  • Create New...