Bumps on face WAS Re: Does Regression happen with OLE?

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Leanne a mom on another list posted that the bumps on the face were

a lack of Vitamin A. Which is why I was asking about sources of

natural Vitamin A. My mommy unproven theory is that as the anit-

virals work, the measles get active and use up the body's vitamin A

reserves and the deficiency of that is what causes the bumps. See if

you can get the bumps to go away with extra natural Vitamin A. I

bumped my son upto 2 tsp of CLO, scared to go any higher. I did see

the bumps lessen - and its not fish oils because for a while I ran

out of CLO and was substituting with ProEPA, didn't do a thing to

lessen the bumps in our house. Again, I'd appreciate any information

on natural Vitamin A sources.

Thanks!!!

Gayatri

PS. We used a Pro - ? for our high Vitamin A protocol. Anyone know

what I am talking about?

>

> We have been using Yeast Aid, 2-3 caps per day for about a month

now.

> that means he is getting about 100-150 mg of OLE per day. What

type of

> regression happens with OLE? We do have some bumps on our face but

we

> are also on Ketroconazole for yeast and that might be die-off. But

we

> have seen scripting come back with a rage and now he teacher tells

me

> that his cutting has gotten worse within the past month. Our child

no

> longer gets OT from the school or privately because in January he

was

> deemed age appropriate for his OT skills, by both school and

private.

> Should I slowly start to increase the OLE? And can I just do this

by

> increasing the yeast aid? After all, why not fight two birds with

one

> stone? I do have a prescription for Valtrex ready to fill but I

was

> waiting until school got finished. One last question, we have

since

> starting the yeast aid, did a Urine Toxic Metals (as we are doing

IV

> chelation also) and his lead level went back up of what he is

> releasing - could this have something to do with OLE also?

> Thanks Leanne

>