Rash

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> I really appreciate if somebody tells me if they have had this kind

> of experience. And also what do I need to do? Do I need to stop

> giving the enzyme? Or I should give him a 1/4 of capsule as I did

> before?

I would go back to 1/4 capsule. Also, consider trying an enzyme

product without papain/bromelain. HNI has SCD Zyme Prime, which is

relatively comparable to the Kirkman Complete.

Dana

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,

What does this rash look like? fine and widely dispersed? pustules

that raise and break open? etc B.

> Hi Dana,

>

> RE: rash from OLE + virastop/purify

>

> Did you find anything that helped with the itchiness of the rash?

I'm

> hesitant to use topical cortisone if it's going to last a month.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

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> ,

> What does this rash look like? fine and widely dispersed? pustules

> that raise and break open? etc B.

Like flea bites. Each separated from the others by several inches.

My daughter has a horseback riding lesson on Wednesday. On Thursday

she got the first few and we thought she'd been bitten by fleas after

petting the barn cats. Since then she's gotten a few more each day.

Now about 50 discrete ones. They started out on the right side of her

chest, but there are now some turning up on the left side and her

back. She also had some diarrhea (very rare for her) on Sunday and a

mild sore throat on and off since Sunday. No fever, but needs more

sleep than usual.

This is all from 9 capsules a day of Purify between meals, assuming

that's what's causing it. She was at that level for several months

before, seemingly with no effect.

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>

> I am fairly new with LDN. Has anyone ever gotten a rash from this med?

> JudyN

>

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Judy,

What filler is being used in your LDN capsules. I remember rash being mentioned

once but not sure if it was LDN or the person's filler that was causing the

trouble. I don't recall it ever being said whether it was the LDN or the

filler.

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I getmy LDN with Lactose and the first couple weeks I got a rash ... I

ignored it .I've been using for over 5 months for MS. I really don't

know why I got a rash.

[Guest guest]

I getmy LDN with Lactose and the first couple weeks I got a rash ... I

ignored it .I've been using for over 5 months for MS. I really don't

know why I got a rash.

[Guest guest]

I think it's the lactose.. not sure [low dose naltrexone] Re: Rash

>

> I am fairly new with LDN. Has anyone ever gotten a rash from this med? > JudyN

>

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Judy,

What filler is being used in your LDN capsules. I remember rash being mentioned once but not sure if it was LDN or the person's filler that was causing the trouble. I don't recall it ever being said whether it was the LDN or the filler.

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My 12 year old son, who has autism, developed a red bumpy rash on his legs after starting oral (liquid) LDN. This rash didn't seem to bother him, and was gone within a week. He takes oral, not the new transdermal LDN, so I believe his rash must have been related to immune modulation stirring up a latent virus. After about a month, he started getting canker sores in his mouth- he had ten of them at one time, very sore and painful. His doctor finally (after eight weeks of this) diagnosed a secondary staph infection and Tom has now been on three two week courses of Tetracycline to knock it out. I'm not sure if the canker sores were viral, but the Tetracycline really helped. At least some of the rashes and viral infections autistic kids are getting must be related to immune system changes.

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>

> My 12 year old son, who has autism, developed a red bumpy rash on his legs

> after starting oral (liquid) LDN. This rash didn't seem to bother him, and

was

> gone within a week. He takes oral, not the new transdermal LDN, so I believe

> his rash must have been related to immune modulation stirring up a latent

> virus. After about a month, he started getting canker sores in his mouth- he

had

> ten of them at one time, very sore and painful. His doctor finally (after

> eight weeks of this) diagnosed a secondary staph infection and Tom has now

been

> on three two week courses of Tetracycline to knock it out. I'm not sure if

> the canker sores were viral, but the Tetracycline really helped. At least

some

> of the rashes and viral infections autistic kids are getting must be related

> to immune system changes.

>

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Have your doctor check your son for candida/yeast overgrowth if your son cannot

spit in a glass of water upon getting up in the morning. The home candida test

requires one to spit in a clear glass of water. Since your son was on

antibiotics he certainly needs to be checked for candida. I'll repost the

candida thread here on this forum again today.

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>

> my 9 yr old is on ldn and td-dmps. He has developed a rash on forearm

> with tiny pimples around it. IT is dry and flaky. USing steroid cream,

> second time he has developed this. Any ideas what can have caused

> this, or what is it?

>

Possibly the td-dmps. Try stopping and see if it clears. Skin

reactions are common with transdermals.

J

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> >

> > my 9 yr old is on ldn and td-dmps. He has developed a rash on forearm

> > with tiny pimples around it. IT is dry and flaky. USing steroid cream,

> > second time he has developed this. Any ideas what can have caused

> > this, or what is it?

I don't appy the td-dmps on his arm, only on his leg. Do you think

that still can be the cause of only one rash?

> >

>

>

> Possibly the td-dmps. Try stopping and see if it clears. Skin

> reactions are common with transdermals.

>

> J

>

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OLE can address viral issues. There is another message board about

mb12 valtrex-a dad is doing a trial of OLE and comparing that to the results

people are seeing with valtrex. It would be worth it for you to check that out.

Michele

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>>Do you think this rash is yeast coming out of his system and to

continue just boost up the assistance to flush it out, or to stop

having GSE as part of the yeast system?

It might be yeast, or viruses, leaving his body. Try keeping the GSE

for a few more days.

Dana

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Definitely try cornstarch powdered on as Dr. says for candida. Cotton

makeup pads work well, and can be reused for a long time. Avoiding constrictive

underwear can be helpful (e.g. boxer shorts). Otherwise look at things that are

overloading his liver, and try to detox and support that.

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rash

My brother has a terrible rash from his crotch down to

his feet. This may be a neglected " jock itch " ... I

have told him to stay away from dairy and sugars, but

there must be something else he could do. I havegiven

him some " golden seal " and baby powder (from Country

Comfort, talc and filler free)

Is there something anybody could recommend? I have

TAMANU oil and cream for certain skin problems.

Should he try that?

Thank you for any suggestions.

Ingrid

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Ingrid,

I understand that a spreading rash is often a fungus (like jock itch),

caused by a strain of candida. Your brother really needs to pay

attention to his diet, and probably strictly adhere to the anti-candida

diet.

When I used to get such rashes (below my breasts), I used hydrogen

peroxide to help kill it, and pure coconut oil for relief from the

itch. When it was dying off, I would use tea tree oil, but it does burn

and itch as it kills off the fungus and the tea tree seems to get deeper

into the skin than the H202.

He can also try spraying on a mixture of liquid grapeFRUIT seed extract

(I used Nutri-biotic brand). Mixed at two drops per ounce of distilled

water is a strong enough solution, that can help kill off the fungus

topically, or soak a cloth in the solution and lay it on the area. You

can also soak a cloth in colloidal silver (learn how to make your own to

save a ton of money), and cover the area with that. This doesn't sting

at all.

Internally, he may want to take grapeFRUIT seed extract capsules (I get

mine at vitacost.com, NSI brand), oil of oregano capsules, and some

antioxidants to help get at the fungus via the blood stream. Also,

drinking a few ounces of colloidal silver daily can be very helpful.

Getting rid of the rash on the surface will not supress it until you

kill it off internally. Bowel, liver, and blood cleansing are an

absolute must, dietary changes, and avoiding chemicals and toxins in

cosmetics and cleaning solutions can go a long way in getting well sooner.

Because I have suffered with rashes for years, I can sympathize, but I

also know it is not easy to get rud of the problem without an all out

attack from all angles. The liver flush always made the rash worse, but

I know that is because the toxins were being released from my liver that

feed these varmints, and I had to deal with it until I got rid of it,

and even today, almost two years later, I still get a bit of that rash

when I liver cleanse, but I can get rid of it in a few days and each

time it is less of an outbreak than the last.

I hope you find some of this helpful.

Good luck,

Diane

Ingrid wrote:

>My brother has a terrible rash from his crotch down to

>his feet. This may be a neglected " jock itch " ... I

>have told him to stay away from dairy and sugars, but

>there must be something else he could do. I havegiven

>him some " golden seal " and baby powder (from Country

>Comfort, talc and filler free)

>Is there something anybody could recommend? I have

>TAMANU oil and cream for certain skin problems.

>Should he try that?

>Thank you for any suggestions.

>Ingrid

>

>

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This is probably a fungal skin problem caused by " tinea " (same fungus as diaper

rash too). Cornstarch is soothing however I found that a commercial powder

called Caldesene works very fast. I can't find my can right now but I think it

contains zinc oxide. I've heard " Tinactin " and " Micotin " are also over the

counter fungacidals that work pretty fast. You can find this in the baby

powders section of your stores. While he is healing, he is not to use

commercial soaps, especially anti bacterial soaps. Oatmeal soap only, and if

possible bathe in distilled or otherwise UN-chlorinated water. Chlorine kills

healthy bacteria on the skin and he needs as many healthy bacteria as possible,

as these feed on yeast and fungus on a daily basis. Over bathing with soaps can

cause these rashes. After bathing, powder well and keep the area dry. Tinea

loves warm moist environs.

Ingrid <molokai_duo@...> wrote: My brother has a terrible rash from his

crotch down to

his feet. This may be a neglected " jock itch " ... I

have told him to stay away from dairy and sugars,

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Hi Ingrid,

I have found both tea tree oil and colloidal silver to be a great help

with fungal stuff, especially the silver. My boyfriend has athlete's

foot and dandruff, and has so very kindly shared them with me *ack*

But one application of the silver, especially, will usually take away

the itching and redness with in minutes, and if I can remember to do

it a couple days in a row, it stays gone, too. Of course getting my

boyfriend to do it more than one day in a row is tough, and so I keep

getting it back. *shakes head* He has watched my health improve a

100% since I started the protocol and got the magnetic pulser,

but he still doesn't do any of that stuff for himself.

Just shows, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him take

personal responsibility for his health! *sigh*

Annette

>

> My brother has a terrible rash from his crotch down to

> his feet. This may be a neglected " jock itch " ... I

> have told him to stay away from dairy and sugars, but

> there must be something else he could do. I havegiven

> him some " golden seal " and baby powder (from Country

> Comfort, talc and filler free)

> Is there something anybody could recommend? I have

> TAMANU oil and cream for certain skin problems.

> Should he try that?

> Thank you for any suggestions.

> Ingrid

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

I am so grateful to all the people, who have given

suggestions... I am going to let you know, what works

best...

Thanks again

Ingrid

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I had something on the top of my foot last summer (red rash burning itching), I

put colloidal silver on it and it was gone the next day. I think I had got what

a friend had, she was wearing sandals and her feet were really bad. She was

treating it with coconut oil, which did nothing. I tried to tell her to treat

it like atheletes foot... but no, she must have left the bugs on my rug then I

got it. At least mine cleared up in a day with the C/S. She probably got it

from her son who is covered in this rash, but he won't listen to anybody.

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>

> We have been chelating using DMPS every 8 hours seven days on seven

> days off. My son has a rash in between his shoulder blades.

Are you using oral or TD DMPS? I had a minor rash (on my arm) when I

first started to chelate with oral DMPS. It went away as I kept

chelating.

J

Could this

> be viral? He has not recieved MMR shots but has recieved DTaP, IPV, Hep

> B, Varicella and PCV. If it is viral could he be contagious? Might we

> need to treat? Thanks, Melinda

>

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If you get a rash after vaccination or after chelation just leave it

alone. The body is throwing the toxin out. If it persists try

homeopathy.

Regards,

Jagannath.

>

> We have been chelating using DMPS every 8 hours seven days on seven

> days off. My son has a rash in between his shoulder blades.

[Guest guest]

You may wish to pose this question to the " mb12 valtrex " group.

Per my understanding, viral rashes usually occur when a viral protocal is in

place like valtrex. Viral rashes as have occured on autistics are not

contagious.

melindafaith2005 <melindafaith2005@...> wrote:

We have been chelating using DMPS every 8 hours seven days on seven

days off. My son has a rash in between his shoulder blades. Could this

be viral? He has not recieved MMR shots but has recieved DTaP, IPV, Hep

B, Varicella and PCV. If it is viral could he be contagious? Might we

need to treat? Thanks, Melinda

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> My son is doing the cutler low dose protocol. He's finishing up a

> round and all the sudden he has this pretty severe rash on his bottom

> near his back. He did wet the bed and I don't know if he laid in it

> for a while and his skin is just irritated b/c of it, or if it's a

> toxicity rash. Can someone describe a toxicity rash for me or link me

> to a picture please?

If you mean vitamin A toxicity, the first requirement is that you need

to be giving him vitamin A. If you are, then my son's vitamin A

toxicity rash resembled a piece of sandpaper on top of his skin. Lots

of rough red pinprick bumps in clusters, and the clusters would spread

each day. Yes, it was itchy. It took about a week to go away once I

removed all vitamin A.

My #4 had toxicity rash last week because I started giving her a small

dose of CLO every day [1000 IU], and it only took about 2-3 days for

her to reach toxicity. Her rash looked like a bright red sunburn

underneath her left eye. So depending on the child, toxicity can be

reached with just a daily USRDA dose of vitamin A. And there are

apparently more than one type of rash, and some kids have symptoms

*other* than rash. There are several symptoms listed on this page

http://www.danasview.net/vitamina.htm

Dana

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See if a epsom salts bath helps reduce the itchiness. Tea tree oil can be

soothing.

S S

<p>I read the current thread about toxicity rash, but the search

thingie <br>

was having trouble so I couldn't search old posts. I'm sorry this is <br>

probably repetative. <br>

My son is doing the cutler low dose protocol. He's finishing up a <br>

round and all the sudden he has this pretty severe rash on his bottom <br>

near his back. He did wet the bed and I don't know if he laid in it <br>

for a while and his skin is just irritated b/c of it, or if it's a <br>

toxicity rash. Can someone describe a toxicity rash for me or link me <br>

to a picture please? Should I stop now? He's only got a few more <br>

doses left today before he's done with this round. Is there anything I <br>

can put on it to soothe it? He's pretty itchy.<br>

Thank you for any advice,<br>

Wyndie<br>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for your advice. I thought of the epsom salt after

posting and he did get in the tub for a bit. He's not scratching it

right now. I will use the tto if it starts itching again. Thanks!

Wyndie

> <p>I read the current thread about toxicity rash, but

the search thingie <br>

> was having trouble so I couldn't search old posts. I'm sorry this

is <br>

> probably repetative. <br>

> My son is doing the cutler low dose protocol. He's finishing up a

<br>

> round and all the sudden he has this pretty severe rash on his

bottom <br>

> near his back. He did wet the bed and I don't know if he laid in

it <br>

> for a while and his skin is just irritated b/c of it, or if it's a

<br>

> toxicity rash. Can someone describe a toxicity rash for me or link

me <br>

> to a picture please? Should I stop now? He's only got a few more

<br>

> doses left today before he's done with this round. Is there

anything I <br>

> can put on it to soothe it? He's pretty itchy.<br>

> Thank you for any advice,<br>

> Wyndie<br>

>

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