Re: Low and slow viral protocol

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

I'm not a viral expert but I have been managing some chronic viral issue which

is mild but definitely affects me. Here's what I have been using:

Olive Leaf Extract - definitely think this has some benefits. I have more

energy when I take OLE two to three times a day. I am a bit concerned it wipes

out some good gut bacteria though. And it needs to be taken away from lysine.

Lithium Orotate - high mercury folks are often low lithium, and this is the case

in our home. We take this one every other day. Lithium is helpful against

HHV-6.

L-Lysine - I use this during chelation rounds, as I have seen reports that

lysine and glycine help move metals from the intracellular to extracellular

space. I think maybe that's why lysine can cause lots of yeast normally. I

find if we have chelators around to clear the toxins it triggers less yeast.

Vitamin C - every day, 3 times a day.

I've also found Virastop helpful, but again have only used it ad-hoc, not on a

daily protocol.

Jo

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> Hi there

> I would appreciate any advice on a low and slow viral protocol please? I'm

thinking about using OLE and Lysine. My son is about 70lb. Would I start one

at a time and what dosage - would I be aiming to increase and by how much?

> BTW I read the paper on virals in the files - very interesting. I'm convinced

this is worth a try as he is better on antibiotics (not that he's on them now -

but was for an extended period due to a kidney condition), he shows less autism

spectrum traits when he has a fever, and shows some of the other signs as well.

> Many thanks in anticipation,

> Alison W

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[Guest guest]

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> > Hi there

> > I would appreciate any advice on a low and slow viral protocol please? I'm

thinking about using OLE and Lysine. My son is about 70lb. Would I start one

at a time and what dosage - would I be aiming to increase and by how much?

> > BTW I read the paper on virals in the files - very interesting. I'm

convinced this is worth a try as he is better on antibiotics (not that he's on

them now - but was for an extended period due to a kidney condition), he shows

less autism spectrum traits when he has a fever, and shows some of the other

signs as well.

> > Many thanks in anticipation,

> > Alison W

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> I would appreciate any advice on a low and slow viral protocol please? I'm

thinking about using OLE and Lysine. My son is about 70lb. Would I start one

at a time and what dosage - would I be aiming to increase and by how much?

Be sure to give them at least 2 hours apart, the lysine will inactivate the OLE.

I used OLE, lysine, vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin D. My son needed high

doses, not low doses.

Be sure you have a good yeast protocol, viral die off caused a LOT of yeast

here.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi Jo,

Any clue why OLE should be taken away from Lysine?

Thanks,

Sasmita

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> > Hi there

> > I would appreciate any advice on a low and slow viral protocol please? I'm

thinking about using OLE and Lysine. My son is about 70lb. Would I start one

at a time and what dosage - would I be aiming to increase and by how much?

> > BTW I read the paper on virals in the files - very interesting. I'm

convinced this is worth a try as he is better on antibiotics (not that he's on

them now - but was for an extended period due to a kidney condition), he shows

less autism spectrum traits when he has a fever, and shows some of the other

signs as well.

> > Many thanks in anticipation,

> > Alison W

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Glycine, lysine, histadine, and cysteine (including n-acetyl-l-cysteine) can

interfere with the action of one of the components of OLE, reducing its

effectiveness.

Karla

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> > > Hi there

> > > I would appreciate any advice on a low and slow viral protocol please?

I'm thinking about using OLE and Lysine. My son is about 70lb. Would I start

one at a time and what dosage - would I be aiming to increase and by how much?

> > > BTW I read the paper on virals in the files - very interesting. I'm

convinced this is worth a try as he is better on antibiotics (not that he's on

them now - but was for an extended period due to a kidney condition), he shows

less autism spectrum traits when he has a fever, and shows some of the other

signs as well.

> > > Many thanks in anticipation,

> > > Alison W

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