Re: High Dose A protocol-another update-Thank you!

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Dr. JM and ,

Thanks so much for your thoughtful replies. I will not do another

high dose for 6 months and will start the maintenance dose. I

will ask my DAN about actos.

Thanks,

> : I must agree with - though I think it probably

would be safe with such a high titer, the last thing we want is for

one of our kids to get a liver problem from any of our therapies.

Dr. Baker and I both feel this is very much within the range of

safety, but as it does store, we wouldn't know if another large

dose might reach a toxic level. Unfortunately there is no good

test for Vitamin A or Vitamin B12 in the blood as it goes into so

many compartments that we never know exactly what we are

measuring. What I would do if I were you would be to give your

child 5 drops every morning of Klaire's mycelized Vitamin A and

this could be in addition to her CLO up to 5000iu daily, and make

sure all measures against gut inflammation are considered,

such as Actos, enzymes and probiotics, and a good diet that

does not give her foods to which she has a reaction. Safety has

to come first always. Best wishes, Dr. JM

>

> john leon wrote: Why would you not follow

the protocol listed on this forum the other day

> that Dr McCandless uses? She recommends dosing for 2

days and waiting 6

> months before dosing again. This is the caution she adds:

PLEASE ONLY DO

> THIS PROTOCOL ONCE EVERY SIX MONTHS, AS VITAMIN A

STORES IN THE LIVER AND

> CAN BECOME TOXIC IF USED TOO OFTEN. Everyone has

decisions to make, but

> stretching beyond the boundaries of what is known to be safe

can add undue

> risk. Just a thought, L

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> High Dose A protocol-another update

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> Hi everyone,

>

> We began the high dose A protocol on Saturday morning with

my

> high measles titer daughter (5.86 on a lab corp test). She was

> typical all day and then threw up after dinner. She went to sleep

> pretty normally and slept typically and was her usual self the

next

> day. Based on our observations (and a post from Dr. JM) we

> decided the vomiting was not a toxicity reaction and did the

> second dose (400,000 both times) on Monday.

>

> She had not reaction on Monday--very typical day and I get the

> distinct impression that she could use a third dose. I know that

I

> am not supposed to do it til I get a rash or anything like that--I

> just have a sense that the doses didn't touch her.

>

> I am reluctant to do it without some sort of feedback from

> someone more knowledgeable than myself. Our DAN does not

> do the high dose A protocol and Lucy did not tolerate the CLO

> that she uses, so we have not addressed the measles until

this.

>

> Any insight would be appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

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