Re: OT: More Recovery Video .

[Guest guest]

That's awesome. What type of chelation if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks.

>

> Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

story

> that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The progress

> shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over

only

> 4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

antivirals,

> so it may be a little off topic.

>

> Note: This is only a temporary link.

>

> Hi bandwidth

> http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

>

> Low bandwidth

> http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

>

> Enjoy!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's awesome. What type of chelation if you don't mind me asking?

Thanks.

>

> Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

story

> that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The progress

> shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over

only

> 4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

antivirals,

> so it may be a little off topic.

>

> Note: This is only a temporary link.

>

> Hi bandwidth

> http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

>

> Low bandwidth

> http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

>

> Enjoy!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

We chelated with TD DMSA and TD Glutathione from Lee Silsby pharmacy.

> >

> > Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

> story

> > that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The

progress

> > shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place

over

> only

> > 4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

> antivirals,

> > so it may be a little off topic.

> >

> > Note: This is only a temporary link.

> >

> > Hi bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

> >

> > Low bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

> >

> > Enjoy!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We chelated with TD DMSA and TD Glutathione from Lee Silsby pharmacy.

> >

> > Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

> story

> > that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The

progress

> > shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place

over

> only

> > 4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

> antivirals,

> > so it may be a little off topic.

> >

> > Note: This is only a temporary link.

> >

> > Hi bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

> >

> > Low bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

> >

> > Enjoy!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We chelated with TD DMSA and TD Glutathione from Lee Silsby pharmacy.

> >

> > Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

> story

> > that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The

progress

> > shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place

over

> only

> > 4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

> antivirals,

> > so it may be a little off topic.

> >

> > Note: This is only a temporary link.

> >

> > Hi bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

> >

> > Low bandwidth

> > http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

> >

> > Enjoy!

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

,

That was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing. Was your son on the SCD

or GFCF diet before you started chelation at all? That was amazing progress in

4 1/2 months. You used TD-DMSA? I'm sorry for all of the questions.

BTW I'm the one who used OLE for a little while before my DAN told us to

stop and saw chick pock like outbreaks on my NT child and viral reactions with

hives from my ASD child, just from 5 drops of OLE/day from wild oats. I have

also been able to keep cold sore outbreaks at bay for my self by applying the

OLE to my lips during normal times of outbreak. It's worked great so far. I've

been following your posts and appreciate every thing you have done in the form

of sharing information. Thank you,

>From: scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...>

>Date: Sun Apr 23 11:06:54 CDT 2006

>mb12 valtrex

>Subject: OT: More Recovery Video .

>Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news story

>that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The progress

>shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over only

>4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting antivirals,

>so it may be a little off topic.

>

>Note: This is only a temporary link.

>

>Hi bandwidth

>http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

>

>Low bandwidth

>http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

>

>Enjoy!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

That was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing. Was your son on the SCD

or GFCF diet before you started chelation at all? That was amazing progress in

4 1/2 months. You used TD-DMSA? I'm sorry for all of the questions.

BTW I'm the one who used OLE for a little while before my DAN told us to

stop and saw chick pock like outbreaks on my NT child and viral reactions with

hives from my ASD child, just from 5 drops of OLE/day from wild oats. I have

also been able to keep cold sore outbreaks at bay for my self by applying the

OLE to my lips during normal times of outbreak. It's worked great so far. I've

been following your posts and appreciate every thing you have done in the form

of sharing information. Thank you,

>From: scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...>

>Date: Sun Apr 23 11:06:54 CDT 2006

>mb12 valtrex

>Subject: OT: More Recovery Video .

>Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news story

>that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The progress

>shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over only

>4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting antivirals,

>so it may be a little off topic.

>

>Note: This is only a temporary link.

>

>Hi bandwidth

>http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

>

>Low bandwidth

>http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

>

>Enjoy!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks . We did not do any diets. We did a test from Great

Plains that determined that he did not have a bad reaction to gluten

or casien, although I believe that most kids will benefit from

either diet. We tried a diet but not for that long, and yes, we

used TD DMSA.

Have you since tried any antivirals? It really sounds like your

child is viral! Does your DAN! support antivirals or is he/she

Valtrex friendly? We had trouble with support at first. Doctors

were interested, but did not want to give much advice for what we

started ourselves and they did not know much about (OLE). We have

since switched to a doctor that seems more knowledgeable and open to

what we want to do.

>

> ,

> That was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing. Was your

son on the SCD or GFCF diet before you started chelation at all?

That was amazing progress in 4 1/2 months. You used TD-DMSA? I'm

sorry for all of the questions.

> BTW I'm the one who used OLE for a little while before my DAN

told us to stop and saw chick pock like outbreaks on my NT child

and viral reactions with hives from my ASD child, just from 5 drops

of OLE/day from wild oats. I have also been able to keep cold sore

outbreaks at bay for my self by applying the OLE to my lips during

normal times of outbreak. It's worked great so far. I've been

following your posts and appreciate every thing you have done in the

form of sharing information. Thank you,

>

> >From: scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...>

> >Date: Sun Apr 23 11:06:54 CDT 2006

> >mb12 valtrex

> >Subject: OT: More Recovery Video .

>

> >Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

story

> >that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The

progress

> >shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over

only

> >4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

antivirals,

> >so it may be a little off topic.

> >

> >Note: This is only a temporary link.

> >

> >Hi bandwidth

> >http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

> >

> >Low bandwidth

> >http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

> >

> >Enjoy!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks . We did not do any diets. We did a test from Great

Plains that determined that he did not have a bad reaction to gluten

or casien, although I believe that most kids will benefit from

either diet. We tried a diet but not for that long, and yes, we

used TD DMSA.

Have you since tried any antivirals? It really sounds like your

child is viral! Does your DAN! support antivirals or is he/she

Valtrex friendly? We had trouble with support at first. Doctors

were interested, but did not want to give much advice for what we

started ourselves and they did not know much about (OLE). We have

since switched to a doctor that seems more knowledgeable and open to

what we want to do.

>

> ,

> That was fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing. Was your

son on the SCD or GFCF diet before you started chelation at all?

That was amazing progress in 4 1/2 months. You used TD-DMSA? I'm

sorry for all of the questions.

> BTW I'm the one who used OLE for a little while before my DAN

told us to stop and saw chick pock like outbreaks on my NT child

and viral reactions with hives from my ASD child, just from 5 drops

of OLE/day from wild oats. I have also been able to keep cold sore

outbreaks at bay for my self by applying the OLE to my lips during

normal times of outbreak. It's worked great so far. I've been

following your posts and appreciate every thing you have done in the

form of sharing information. Thank you,

>

> >From: scottshoe11 <shoemaker@...>

> >Date: Sun Apr 23 11:06:54 CDT 2006

> >mb12 valtrex

> >Subject: OT: More Recovery Video .

>

> >Since we were on the subject of recovery video, here is a news

story

> >that ran Friday morning in Columbus, Ohio on FOX/ABC. The

progress

> >shown in this video was from chelation only, and takes place over

only

> >4 1/2, months. This was a few months prior to us starting

antivirals,

> >so it may be a little off topic.

> >

> >Note: This is only a temporary link.

> >

> >Hi bandwidth

> >http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness.wmv

> >

> >Low bandwidth

> >http://www.shoemaker.us/video/autism_awareness_low.wmv

> >

> >Enjoy!

> >

> >

> >

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