Re: A: TB prevention/ treatment

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Hi Leigh!

Congrats on your practice!

In addition to the protocol the MDs will do, you should consider also putting him on AlliUltra or AlliMed if he is positive. These products can also be put in a nebulizer and inhaled. They are both stabilized allicin extracts and powerful antimicrobials (anti-viral, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal). These attributes make the AlliMed/AlliUltra a great part of the treatment protocol in treating a wide array of health conditions.

I've attached a nebulizer protocol, clinicians guide and price sheet for you. I work with the company that sells the products as a ND consultant and would be happy to discuss this further with you and help put together a treatment protocol.

Good Luck!

Dr. McCool, N.D.

Sunnyside Natural Medicine

13110 SE Sunnyside/Suite B

Clackamas, Oregon 97015

www.sunnysidenm.com

Subject: Q: TB prevention/ treatmentTo: Date: Friday, November 28, 2008, 2:08 PM

Hello, all!I'm a new doc (x3 weeks in practice)!! I've been reading all of your posts for over a year and would appreciate some of your expertise and guidance...A 2-1/2 yo patient has been exposed to his daycare provider (5d/ week, 8 hr/d) and the day care provider was just hospitalized with active TB. My 2 yo pt is being 'tested' (skin test, I think) tomorrow to see if he's (+) and then they'd go to CXR. Currently, he is experiencing no sxs. A few questions:1. If he's positive, and has to go on Abx x 6mos, besides BTG's, what can I do homeopathically (Tuberculinum, maybe) to support?2. If he tests (-), should I do immune support anyway, presumptively? ?Thank you, all!LeighLeigh H. White, NDNatural Family Health, LLC410 State StreetNorth Haven, CT 06473