Yasko Protocol? Any thoughts, opinions,experience?

[Guest guest]

We have hit a plateau the last 9 months in our biomedical therapies. Wondering

how people

may feel about this protocol? (preferably ones who have experienced it).

Thanks for you help and time.

Happy holidays.

[Guest guest]

- prior to our TCM trial which began 32 days ago,

we did yasko for 2.5 yrs. I was strict and by the book,

and we did see some gains. Our main gains were biochemically,

not cognitively though. So we excreted huge amounts of

metals without a chelating agent by supplementing the

genetic mutations, and his testing (amino acids, etc)

came into normal range for the most part. It was the

first time in 4.5 yrs of biomed that he didn't show a

need on testing for a single supplement (All B vitamins,

magnesium, etc). He was a complete stimfest throughout

the intervention, probably due to the heavy detox he

endured in the process. It works, and Dr Yasko is

brilliant and caring. I have the most respect for her.

We needed to take a break, emotionally and financially

for mom and dad, and for Ty, well we just lost sight of

what was working and what wasn't after years of massive

amounts of supps. Many see big wow's with her protocol,

but we did our usual 2 steps forward, 1 step back dance

with it. I don't regret it, we built a nice foundation

of health with it, and if TCM doesn't pan out we will

undoubtedly return to Yasko protocol. Our experience!

Happy holidays!

>

> We have hit a plateau the last 9 months in our biomedical

therapies. Wondering how people

> may feel about this protocol? (preferably ones who have

experienced it).

> Thanks for you help and time.

> Happy holidays.

>

>

[Guest guest]

You need give it a try. Nobody knows if it will work until you try it. My kid was excreting few elevated metals and some mercury (not elevated) just after B12 and B2 vitamins. But after adding more supplements she was feeling so bad we had to quit after 4 months. She lost all words and focus...Strange thing is: chelating with DMSA, DMPS and EDTA was not as bad and actually there were gains in all areas. I think my kid got so bad on Yasko because she is a magor gut kid and all Yasko supplements are oral-so, disbiosis it is. And yes, it is expensive!!!Natalia.Subject: Re: Yasko Protocol? Any

thoughts, opinions,experience?To: mb12 valtrex Date: Wednesday, December 24, 2008, 9:07 PM

- prior to our TCM trial which began 32 days ago,

we did yasko for 2.5 yrs. I was strict and by the book,

and we did see some gains. Our main gains were biochemically,

not cognitively though. So we excreted huge amounts of

metals without a chelating agent by supplementing the

genetic mutations, and his testing (amino acids, etc)

came into normal range for the most part. It was the

first time in 4.5 yrs of biomed that he didn't show a

need on testing for a single supplement (All B vitamins,

magnesium, etc). He was a complete stimfest throughout

the intervention, probably due to the heavy detox he

endured in the process. It works, and Dr Yasko is

brilliant and caring. I have the most respect for her.

We needed to take a break, emotionally and financially

for mom and dad, and for Ty, well we just lost sight of

what was working and what wasn't after years of massive

amounts of supps. Many see big wow's with her protocol,

but we did our usual 2 steps forward, 1 step back dance

with it. I don't regret it, we built a nice foundation

of health with it, and if TCM doesn't pan out we will

undoubtedly return to Yasko protocol. Our experience!

Happy holidays!

>

> We have hit a plateau the last 9 months in our biomedical

therapies. Wondering how people

> may feel about this protocol? (preferably ones who have

experienced it).

> Thanks for you help and time.

> Happy holidays.

>

>