Re: Dan Conference Immune/Viral/Gut/Detox question

[Guest guest]

ALA is a chelator and should be treated accordingly by dosing

according to its 1/2 life, i.e. dosing every 3 hours, day and night,

for some time on, and a greater time off.

Anne

>

> Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so many

different

> subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all straight.

This is

> what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items I

have grouped

> interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go

natural or

> prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong. Also,

can you do

> all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a

whole lot, but

> they all do something a bit different

>

>

> Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals;

the first

> three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the

possibility

> that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels

in the

> methylation pathways

>

> High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I

assume that the

> above antivirals would not address this??

>

> Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan,

Nystatin - anti

> fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a

prescription; the

> latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and

Nizoral can

> alter testosterone levels

>

> LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

>

> Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation;

possibly

> rebuilding myelination

>

> DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

>

> ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the TTFD

>

>

>

> Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you are doing pretty good so far:

>Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals; the first

> three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the possibility

> that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels in the

> methylation pathways.

CORRECT

High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I assume that the

> above antivirals would not address this??

CORRECT, but herpes viruses seem to work synergistically with measles, so one

might

consider starting with a antifungal, then Vit A therapy, and then jump into

Valtrex (or the

last two vice versa).

Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan, Nystatin - anti

> fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a prescription; the

> latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and Nizoral can

> alter testosterone levels

CORRECT and that we don't see the " statins " working very well, specifically

nystatin.

>LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

Not sure about the mood regulation part, but CORRECT.

>Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation; possibly

> rebuilding myelination

CORRECT

>DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

There is a debate about the term " chelators " so I'll say Yes, they are metals

detox agents.

> ALA

Chelator and Antioxidant that goes above the blood brain barrier.

> TTFD,

Also use with a doctor. Toxic at higher dosages... but there is some

interesting

documented improvements in Downs, and Alzheimers as well. I never used this,

but I've

heard some good things about it.

>GSH- antioxidants/vitamins?

It's Glutathione, the bodies most important antioxident/oxidient scavenger.

There are

several ways to raise levels, but transdermal GSH is something to consider.

I've used some

nasal GSH in the past, but can't feel anything from it. I've never tried

transdermal GSH, so

I don't have anything to compare it to.

- Stan

>

> Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so many different

> subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all straight. This is

> what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items I have grouped

> interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go natural or

> prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong. Also, can you do

> all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a whole lot, but

> they all do something a bit different

>

>

> Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals; the first

> three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the possibility

> that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels in the

> methylation pathways

>

> High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I assume that the

> above antivirals would not address this??

>

> Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan, Nystatin - anti

> fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a prescription; the

> latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and Nizoral can

> alter testosterone levels

>

> LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

>

> Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation; possibly

> rebuilding myelination

>

> DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

>

> ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the TTFD

>

>

>

> Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

In Stan's letter he mentioned that anti-yeast medicines reduce testosterone

and raise glutathione. This said just nizoral and diflucan do. What about

nystatin, I know it's not the favorite but my son is doing well on it.

Thanks,

Re: Dan Conference Immune/Viral/Gut/Detox question

ALA is a chelator and should be treated accordingly by dosing

according to its 1/2 life, i.e. dosing every 3 hours, day and night,

for some time on, and a greater time off.

Anne

>

> Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so many

different

> subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all straight.

This is

> what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items I

have grouped

> interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go

natural or

> prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong. Also,

can you do

> all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a

whole lot, but

> they all do something a bit different

>

>

> Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals;

the first

> three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the

possibility

> that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels

in the

> methylation pathways

>

> High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I

assume that the

> above antivirals would not address this??

>

> Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan,

Nystatin - anti

> fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a

prescription; the

> latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and

Nizoral can

> alter testosterone levels

>

> LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

>

> Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation;

possibly

> rebuilding myelination

>

> DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

>

> ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the TTFD

>

>

>

> Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Nystatin does not. This could explain why we often do not see good

reports about it.

- Stan

> >

> > Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so

many

> different

> > subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all

straight.

> This is

> > what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items I

> have grouped

> > interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go

> natural or

> > prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong. Also,

> can you do

> > all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a

> whole lot, but

> > they all do something a bit different

> >

> >

> > Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals;

> the first

> > three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the

> possibility

> > that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels

> in the

> > methylation pathways

> >

> > High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I

> assume that the

> > above antivirals would not address this??

> >

> > Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan,

> Nystatin - anti

> > fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a

> prescription; the

> > latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and

> Nizoral can

> > alter testosterone levels

> >

> > LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

> >

> > Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation;

> possibly

> > rebuilding myelination

> >

> > DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

> >

> > ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the TTFD

> >

> >

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Stan,

Mark and Gier checked the nystatin and it does not do the same?? My

DAN! doesn't know that we are doing Valtrex yet since Buie prescribed it for us.

Is there a natural antifungal that does the same as nizoral and diflucan?? I of

course just refilled the nystatin and he has no signs of yeast. We've seen the

viral reaction from the 1st tiniest dose so I know he's a responder and I don't

want to be forgetting or missing anything to take advantage of this. Thanks so

much,

>

>Date: Wed Apr 12 13:11:02 CDT 2006

>To: mb12 valtrex

>Subject: Re: Dan Conference Immune/Viral/Gut/Detox question

>Nystatin does not. This could explain why we often do not see good

>reports about it.

>

>- Stan

>

>

>

>> >

>> > Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so

>many

>> different

>> > subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all

>straight.

>> This is

>> > what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items I

>> have grouped

>> > interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go

>> natural or

>> > prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong. Also,

>> can you do

>> > all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a

>> whole lot, but

>> > they all do something a bit different

>> >

>> >

>> > Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti virals;

>> the first

>> > three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with the

>> possibility

>> > that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine levels

>> in the

>> > methylation pathways

>> >

>> > High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I

>> assume that the

>> > above antivirals would not address this??

>> >

>> > Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan,

>> Nystatin - anti

>> > fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a

>> prescription; the

>> > latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and

>> Nizoral can

>> > alter testosterone levels

>> >

>> > LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

>> >

>> > Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation;

>> possibly

>> > rebuilding myelination

>> >

>> > DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

>> >

>> > ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the TTFD

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > Thanks

>> >

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Correct. Nystatin does not seem to change levels of testosterone or

Glutathione.

I would get the Diflucan and do it right.

- Stan

> >> >

> >> > Just kind of a general question. There was so much talk on so

> >many

> >> different

> >> > subjects I was hoping someone could help me keep it all

> >straight.

> >> This is

> >> > what I understand each of the following to do. Are the items

I

> >> have grouped

> >> > interchangeable within the group depending if you want to go

> >> natural or

> >> > prescription drug? Can anyone correct me if I am wrong.

Also,

> >> can you do

> >> > all of these protocols at the same time? It just seems like a

> >> whole lot, but

> >> > they all do something a bit different

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Lauricidin, Viralstop, OLE, Valtrex and Acyclovir - anti

virals;

> >> the first

> >> > three don't require a prescription; the latter two do with

the

> >> possibility

> >> > that they both (Acyclovir, Valtrex) might alter adenosine

levels

> >> in the

> >> > methylation pathways

> >> >

> >> > High Dose Vitamin A - for treating Measles viral problems; I

> >> assume that the

> >> > above antivirals would not address this??

> >> >

> >> > Caprylic Acid, Berberine,Nizoral(Ketoconazole), Difulcan,

> >> Nystatin - anti

> >> > fungals for gastro yeast; the first two don't require a

> >> prescription; the

> >> > latter three do and there is a possibility that Difulcan and

> >> Nizoral can

> >> > alter testosterone levels

> >> >

> >> > LDN - mood regulator; immune modulator; balancing TH1 and TH2

> >> >

> >> > Actos - balancing TH1 and TH2; lowering chronic inflammation;

> >> possibly

> >> > rebuilding myelination

> >> >

> >> > DMPS, EDTA, DMSA - chelators

> >> >

> >> > ALA, TTFD, GSH- antioxidants/vitamins? not certain on the

TTFD

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Thanks

> >> >

> >> >

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

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