Viruses

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Hi Dana :-)

I was wondering what are lysine susceptable viruses? My kids just

pushed a virus that was terrible.....worst I have seen yet...at least

I think it was one they pushed or the picked up " the flu " . Anyway

this virus caused more yeast than I have ever seen before in the

kids....but it has caused a variety of issues here....from pneumonia

to some weird stuff where the mastoid bone hurts, and then some. But

the yeast is incredible even with massive doses of candex, lots of

biotin, GSE (does that tell you how bad it has been since I don't

like to use that on them)and lots of pros...and we are still not

gaining on it. This has been incredible....we are sugar

free..almost fruit free and even when I cut the carbs way back this

stupid yeast still increased... It would abate a little for a few

hours while the candex was working...and be just as bad in a few when

it is done....not sure what to think.

Ronni

>

>

> > Dana,

> > my son reacted horriby to Lysine (nasty). could that be cause he

> needs it

> > or just the die off

>

>

> If the lysine dose was too high, my #2 was mean and nasty.

>

> Lysine caused MASSIVE yeast here.

>

> How much did you give? Does he have any symptoms of

> lysine-susceptible viruses?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dana,

What viruses are susceptible to Lysine other than Herpes Simplex 1?

Thank you!

[Guest guest]

> Hi Dana :-)

> I was wondering what are lysine susceptable viruses?

At my house: warts on hands, plantar warts on feet, cold sores in

mouth, chicken pox/shingles. I saw all those symptoms during lysine

therapy, as the viruses were coming out. I believe all of those are

related to herpes virus. The plantar warts were the last to come out,

and it was NASTY.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Hi Dana,

> What viruses are susceptible to Lysine other than Herpes Simplex 1?

See previous message. I think all of them are related to herpes.

Dana

[Guest guest]

>

>

> Lysine caused MASSIVE yeast here.

that could have been the problem i guess

>

> How much did you give? just one cap spread throughout the day

Does he have any symptoms of lysine-susceptible viruses?

no visible sores just OCD. what other symptoms are there?

thanks!

A

[Guest guest]

> no visible sores just OCD. what other symptoms are there?

OCD was one sign of viruses here, and lysine did help with that.

Dana

[Guest guest]

My DAN has us doing cod liver oil because the vitamin A fight viruses. I don't

know if my son had viruses, but he does like to line up his toys in a very

organized way. We just started this so I don't know how much it helped that,

but we saw an increase in language. I've never tried it, but I've seen the

enzyme group talk about something called " virastop " . You may want to pop in

there and ask.

@...: pallygoo@...: Wed, 30 Apr 2008

01:47:28 +0000Subject: [ ] viruses

Hi everyone -I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere here, but sometimes it's

hard to sift through it all.Here's the question - how do you know if viruses are

a problem, and what's a good starting point for treating them? I thought maybe

my daughter's obsessions may have a viral cause. I have some olive leaf extract,

500 mg. We seem to have yeast under control for the moment with caprylic

acid.Any suggestions appreciated -Patty

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I love love love Lysine, it has brought the fever blisters under control

FINALLY

Chris

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Subject: RE: [ ] viruses

My DAN has us doing cod liver oil because the vitamin A fight viruses. I

don't know if my son had viruses, but he does like to line up his toys in a

very organized way. We just started this so I don't know how much it helped

that, but we saw an increase in language. I've never tried it, but I've seen

the enzyme group talk about something called " virastop " . You may want to pop

in there and ask.

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comDate: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:47:28 +0000Subject: [ ] viruses

Hi everyone -I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere here, but sometimes

it's hard to sift through it all.Here's the question - how do you know if

viruses are a problem, and what's a good starting point for treating them? I

thought maybe my daughter's obsessions may have a viral cause. I have some

olive leaf extract, 500 mg. We seem to have yeast under control for the

moment with caprylic acid.Any suggestions appreciated -Patty

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Virastop is used by people here in addition to other things. I've not

used it. We are just doing A and C for viruses for my boy - he has

issues with yeast we wanted to address more thoroughly before chelation,

so weren't really aggressive with viral. But, we are addressing viruses

with my husband aggressively, and I too can't say enough about Lysine.

WOW. We have him on A, E, CLO, C, OLE and Lysine. I added the lysine

last and it made the biggest impact. He noticed a difference almost

immediately in increased energy and over all well being. But, the

biggest note was his warts. When someone here said something about

warts being viral, I had him check his. He said without looking that

they had been disappearing rapidly! The largest one, which had been

burned off several times with liquid nitrogen, was only half the size it

had been before. I'll be so happy if it disappears completely. He's a

mechanic, and a large (1/4 inch raised) wart on his knuckle is very much

in harms way and always getting injured. He had been doing CLO for a

couple years and it never touched the warts, or in my opinion, any of

his other viral issues. He'd also been doing extra E both internally and

topically. The A, C, OLE and Lysine are in the last 2 months.

As for increased language, my son is very high functioning, aspergers,

but had a major brain/mouth barrier with any stress at all. We noticed

much easier communication for him when we addressed the yeast issues. I

don't know if addressing viral issues will improve this more, but will

find out soon. I plan to start chelating, and if that doesn't stir the

yeast back up too much, then I will probably address viruses more

aggressively. He is 18 yo, and I just got him home for a long enough

spot to start dealing with all of this. Didn't want to try on his

previous random work schedule in another city.

P.

Farley wrote:

>

> I love love love Lysine, it has brought the fever blisters under control

> FINALLY

>

> Chris

>

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> Subject: RE: [ ] viruses

>

> My DAN has us doing cod liver oil because the vitamin A fight viruses. I

> don't know if my son had viruses, but he does like to line up his toys

> in a

> very organized way. We just started this so I don't know how much it

> helped

> that, but we saw an increase in language. I've never tried it, but

> I've seen

> the enzyme group talk about something called " virastop " . You may want

> to pop

> in there and ask.

>

>

>

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> From: pallygoo (DOT) <mailto:pallygoo%40Date>

> comDate: Wed, 30 Apr 2008 01:47:28 +0000Subject: [ ] viruses

>

> Hi everyone -I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere here, but

> sometimes

> it's hard to sift through it all.Here's the question - how do you know if

> viruses are a problem, and what's a good starting point for treating

> them? I

> thought maybe my daughter's obsessions may have a viral cause. I have some

> olive leaf extract, 500 mg. We seem to have yeast under control for the

> moment with caprylic acid.Any suggestions appreciated -Patty

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> Here's the question - how do you know if viruses are a problem, and

> what's a good starting point for treating them?

This page has info

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

>>I thought maybe my

> daughter's obsessions may have a viral cause. I have some olive leaf

> extract, 500 mg. We seem to have yeast under control for the moment

> with caprylic acid.

OLE is good to start. I used high dose vitamin A, OLE, Virastop,

vitamin C, and lysine, which eliminated all viruses here.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Patty,

This subject is complicated. I have put together some information on

it in the Files section called Viral Information. I suspect it might

be helpful to you.

Anita

>

> Hi everyone -

> I'm sure this has been addressed somewhere here, but sometimes it's

> hard to sift through it all.

>

> Here's the question - how do you know if viruses are a problem, and

> what's a good starting point for treating them? I thought maybe my

> daughter's obsessions may have a viral cause. I have some olive leaf

> extract, 500 mg. We seem to have yeast under control for the moment

> with caprylic acid.

>

> Any suggestions appreciated -

> Patty

>

[Guest guest]

Speaking of pink eye....I have it. Would the best way to treat this be

coconut oil in my eye? I've never had this before.

Thanks,

Tammy

In a message dated 3/9/2009 1:17:45 P.M. Central Daylight Time,

beeisbuzzing2003@... writes:

+++Hi . Since he and his girlfriend were together more than likely they

ate the same foods and drinks, and of course they were in the same

environment. Pink eye is evidence that body is detoxifying something.

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>

> Hi Bee, I read that you don't believe that viruses are contagious. It made

sense to me , but I just came across some body who has pink eye and it made me

rethink it. He said that he was with his girlfriend the day before and she had

pink eye. The day after he woke up to find that he had it to. He had to have

caught it from her. It would be too much of a coincidence otherwise. His immune

system probably did play a role in his body acquiring it, but ultimately it did

pass from her to him.

+++Hi . Since he and his girlfriend were together more than likely they

ate the same foods and drinks, and of course they were in the same environment.

Pink eye is evidence that body is detoxifying something.

>Like chicken pox, It is possible to be exposed to it and not get it if your

immune system is strong enough, but you could if it is not. right?

+++No one " catches " any germs or bugs from outside their own body. The body

itself creates such bugs in order to clean itself up.

Bee

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Hi Tammy

We had pink eye last summer and I treated my kids and myself with green tea

bags: pour boiling water over the bags and steep for a minute, wring out and

place over each eye.  I would also splash a bit of the tea in my eye.  I also

used colloidal silver in my eye and castor oil in the eye (not as fun!).  My

friends did the medical route and took longer to heal than we did- woo hoo! 

I'll be curious to see what Bee recommends, but thought that something here

might help you in the meantime.

Hope you are well soon!

-Sara

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Subject: Re: [ ] Re: viruses

Date: Monday, March 9, 2009, 11:55 AM

Speaking of pink eye....I have it. Would the best way to treat this be

coconut oil in my eye? I've never had this before.

Thanks,

Tammy

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>

>

> Speaking of pink eye....I have it. Would the best way to treat this be

> coconut oil in my eye? I've never had this before.

+++Hi Tammy. Pink eye is toxins coming out through your eyes. You can always

do a Search on my website to find treatments, i.e. eye treatments - here they

are: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/treat9.php

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee and group- I have read about the germ theory but I really don't

understand it completely - My question was if I should let my 2 boys ages 5 and

8 be exposed to the chicken pox virus in order for them to have immunity to it

when they are adults?

+++Hi Lourdes. Immunity is based on the Antibody Theory, which is totally false

too, so why anyone would want to purposely increase immunity doesn't make sense

- see these articles:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu5_3_2.php

+++The fact is that people who are most immune to diseases don't have high

antibodies against them, as pointed out in this article:

http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/germ13.php

> They both have never been vaccinated for anything. And if they are to be

exposed is their anything they should be taking more of or different than what

is recommended on the candida diet. Also, are there any topical creams that are

natural that I can use?

+++If they happen to get chicken pox, put them on a liquid diet, i.e. Bee's Egg

Drink, mineral-rich bone broths and soup, and increase their vitamin C to 4,000

mg per day (taken in divided doses with food). If they get loose stools from

vitamin C, cut back a little on the amount.

+++A good topical cream for the pox is baking soda, which helps alleviate

itching. Make a paste with water and apply it. Also give them baking soda

baths.

The best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Bee - Thank you so much for pointing out those articles on antibodies after much

reading and discussing this issue with others. We have decided that we aren't

going to purposely expose our boys to the pox.

Lourdes

[Guest guest]

>

> Bee - Thank you so much for pointing out those articles on antibodies after

much reading and discussing this issue with others. We have decided that we

aren't going to purposely expose our boys to the pox.

+++Hi Lourdes. Hooray!

Luv, Bee

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[Guest guest]

> Right now all he takes is Krill, probiotics from Kirkmans labs, No -theols

and

> theonal assist and now Suntheanine by Dr. Murray for his anxieties. He

> also has been gluten free for almost 8 yrs now. What can I give him to

> eliminate the viruses?

I started with OLE and Virastop, which got the virus activity " somewhat under

control " . Then I used high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine

to eliminate the viruses.

>>We do periodic yeast protocols as needed using Biotin and

> grapefruit seed extract.

Viral die off causes a lot of yeast, so be prepared to increase your current

protocol.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Do you think a child would respond better to virus treatment if they have a few

solid rounds of chelation under their belt first? I believe you said it was the

chelation that allowed your children to respond the the vitamins better?

Sent from my iPhone

On Nov 14, 2010, at 10:30 AM, " danasview " <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> > Right now all he takes is Krill, probiotics from Kirkmans labs, No -theols

and

> > theonal assist and now Suntheanine by Dr. Murray for his anxieties.

He

> > also has been gluten free for almost 8 yrs now. What can I give him to

> > eliminate the viruses?

>

> I started with OLE and Virastop, which got the virus activity " somewhat under

control " . Then I used high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine

to eliminate the viruses.

>

> >>We do periodic yeast protocols as needed using Biotin and

> > grapefruit seed extract.

>

> Viral die off causes a lot of yeast, so be prepared to increase your current

protocol.

>

> Dana

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Do you think a child would respond better to virus treatment if they have a

few solid rounds of chelation under their belt first?

I don't know. I did chelation first.

>>I believe you said it was the chelation that allowed your children to respond

the the vitamins better?

My son did not tolerate most supplements until after round 50.

Dana

[Guest guest]

I have 4 children and 2 of them (13 & 10) are being treated for

Lyme/Bartonella. Knock on wood - we have been very healthy and have not picked

up any of the viruses going around not even a cold. I also homeschool and I

believe that has made a tremendous difference. I allow them to get the rest

they need and watch what they eat. We do have co op and church so we are around

other people though just not every day in a classroom setting. From what I've

been reading your health or lack there of resides in the gut. I think if you

were to make sure she has the proper amount of good bacteria in the gut you

would notice a difference in whether or not she picks up viral infections. Best

wishes. My heart just breaks for all of these sick children!

* ´¨) ¸.• ´¸.•* ´¨)¸. •*¨)

(¸.•´ (¸ ;. •´ Tricia

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From: Diane Biel <dkbmama@...>

Lyme Treatment

Sent: Fri, January 14, 2011 11:14:30 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Can I give this to a nine year old?

Does it seem to help with viruses? My daughter still picks up everything and

more....thanks. Diane

On Fri Jan 14th, 2011 6:13 PM CST Tricia Soderstrom wrote:

>My daughter and I have been on antibiotics for 1.5 yrs now and have had great

>success with Garden of Life Primal Defense. I take the pill form and my

>daughter takes the powder form. Both of us struggled with bowel issues on

>antibiotics until we started this. It has the saccromyces in it.

>

>

>

>* ´¨) ¸.• ´¸.•* ´¨)¸. •*¨)

>(¸.•´ (¸ ;. •´ Tricia

>

>

>

>

>

>________________________________

>From: Beth Freishtat <beth@...>

>

>Sent: Fri, January 14, 2011 12:02:18 AM

>Subject: [ ] Can I give this to a nine year old?

>

>

>My sister's daughter is starting IV Rocephin and I wanted to recommend

>some probiotics to her (she can swallow pills). I take Saccromyces

>Boulaardi and give my 4 and 5 year old one capsule of this with their

>HLC (they can't swallow pills yet). So I imagine it's fine to give my

>niece that. But I also take Theralac and did not know if children

>could have that. Does anyone know? Or have other suggestions of very

>powerful probiotics that were recommended by your doctor?

>Thanks so much!

>Beth

>

>