Re: LDM-100 rash after 7 days... need advice please!

[Guest guest]

Boy, I don't know what to tell you although I do think the LDM 100 is

capable of giving what Stan calls a " healing regression. " I have used

it for myself and both my kids and think it is quite effective as an

anti-viral and anti-fungal. It worries me though, that the rash may

be hives which I think of as an allergic reaction of some kind.

My suggestion is to lighten up slightly on the LDM 100 and see what

happens--maybe half a dropper 2x/day. I would think a healing

regression would most likely continue but if it is an allergic

reaction maybe it would be reduced.

I did not notice any rashes of any kind with it but it was effective

against a virus I had.

Sally

>

> After recently reading about LDM-100 on this message board, I

ordered

> it and have been giving it to my son for the last 7 days. Starting

> at 5 drops 3x day, to half a dropper 3x/day. Just tonight, we

noticed

> he has a rash, spots all over his body. He scratched one section

on

> his back and is now all red and swollen. The rash looks like a

hives

> rash...

>

> Another member, ebaysnowborder, posted pictures of her son with the

LDM-

> 100 rash and my son's does not look anything like that. Of course,

> it's been only two hours since I've discovered the rash.

>

> I need some advice as to whether to stop the LDM 100 or to

continue.

> As ebaysnowborder's show, she continued with the LDM 100 and

started

> her son's path to recovery. So I really need advice from members

who

> are familiar with administering it or not after a rash appears.

I've

> read that 98% of ASD children develop a rash and it is a good sign

that

> the virus(es) are being killed off.

>

> Please help! Thank you!

>

[Guest guest]

I am in Lorina's WA Biomed group and have been working with Lorina

(ebaysnowboarder, a good friend). The rash can start out looking

like bumps, even flea bite looking in some. It will then spread and

start moving around. They will eventually flatten out. My son's rash

had several different shapes to the rash by day 2-3 of the rash.

Both Lorina and I have had the doctor confirm the rash. It is a very

healing time and has not over stressed the body. The doctor actually

pointed out to me several of the diseases and said, " oh, look at all

the Rubella! (the dime size flat rash that ends up looking like a

ring, flesh colored on the inside fading into a red ring).

Our doctors told us to keep going. This is not an allergic reation,

it is the body excreting the large dead toxin load out the skin.

Below is the typical rash schedule that we have found in our WA group

(rash is occuring lightly as early as day 4, but mainly occurs days

7-9). The main ones not getting the rash are the ones with high

testosterone, they are still killing the viruses but more slowly so

the body can expel the dead virus through the normal pee/stool

without the overload going through the skin. You may see red patches

(cheeks/knees etc...see Lorina's son's pictures, his patches were on

the cheeks/knees). Our doctor said that is a pathway/area of

excretion the body created when young, so it's just excreting higher

there.

The general rash schedule is (from Lorina's son):

The Rash normally breaks out on day 8-9

1st day - light rash

2nd day heaviest rash day

3rd day - tend to group together & lighting up on the face/neck

4th day - really starting to light up on body- mostly on legs/feet

this day

5th day almost gone

6th day - only see a few

7th day completely gone

We were timing summer camps/vacations it was so predictable.

The rash can itch. Our Doctor said DON'T LET THEM ITCH IT!! Also DO

NOT USE CREAMS OR SOAPS THAT WILL CLOG THE POURS!!! Keep the pours

open to allow the excretion!! We were using an Aloe Vera and Neem

lotion and I varied with some Calendula Oil. KEEP THE LIVER STRESS

DOWN BY LIMITING EXCESS TOXIN MOVEMENT, esp DMPS/DMSA. Our doctor

said some EDTA is fine to help bind up the hidden metals that are

being released with the viral kill. Our doctors also tend to

recommend Activated Charcoal to help bind up and eliminate the

toxins. Keep your probiotics going...even up as the toxin movement

can stir up yeast.

Keep going after the rash. Our doctor's have had us on it for

generally 60-90 days, depending on the kids. Sometimes after 60

days, if the child starts really complaining about taking it, watch

for an upset tummy. Some have had to take a month or 2 break then

restart. I'm about to post a " Viral layers " post as some " post "

LDM100 layers a few months out are occuring (doctors are saying it's

a good thing...you just need to know about it to act on it).

We've been very busy and don't always check this list. If you need

further assistance, e-mail Lorina or I offlist to check your message.

We currently have a document we are putting together (right now

being reviewed by the 2 doctors we've been working with). We will

post it as soon as it's ok'd by the doctors. This document is an

acumulation of some of the things we've seen and should be helpful.

Good Job!!

Rita

> >

> > After recently reading about LDM-100 on this message board, I

> ordered

> > it and have been giving it to my son for the last 7 days.

Starting

> > at 5 drops 3x day, to half a dropper 3x/day. Just tonight, we

> noticed

> > he has a rash, spots all over his body. He scratched one

section

> on

> > his back and is now all red and swollen. The rash looks like a

> hives

> > rash...

> >

> > Another member, ebaysnowborder, posted pictures of her son with

the

> LDM-

> > 100 rash and my son's does not look anything like that. Of

course,

> > it's been only two hours since I've discovered the rash.

> >

> > I need some advice as to whether to stop the LDM 100 or to

> continue.

> > As ebaysnowborder's show, she continued with the LDM 100 and

> started

> > her son's path to recovery. So I really need advice from

members

> who

> > are familiar with administering it or not after a rash appears.

> I've

> > read that 98% of ASD children develop a rash and it is a good

sign

> that

> > the virus(es) are being killed off.

> >

> > Please help! Thank you!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Rita, your breakdown of what the rash looked like and when is exactly

what happened to my little one! How curoius and predictable. Mark's

photos are posted here as well. They are from day 1 and the morning

of the second. I wish I had taken pics again because it did get more

severe than they show. Good luck.

> > >

> > > After recently reading about LDM-100 on this message board, I

> > ordered

> > > it and have been giving it to my son for the last 7 days.

> Starting

> > > at 5 drops 3x day, to half a dropper 3x/day. Just tonight, we

> > noticed

> > > he has a rash, spots all over his body. He scratched one

> section

> > on

> > > his back and is now all red and swollen. The rash looks like a

> > hives

> > > rash...

> > >

> > > Another member, ebaysnowborder, posted pictures of her son with

> the

> > LDM-

> > > 100 rash and my son's does not look anything like that. Of

> course,

> > > it's been only two hours since I've discovered the rash.

> > >

> > > I need some advice as to whether to stop the LDM 100 or to

> > continue.

> > > As ebaysnowborder's show, she continued with the LDM 100 and

> > started

> > > her son's path to recovery. So I really need advice from

> members

> > who

> > > are familiar with administering it or not after a rash

appears.

> > I've

> > > read that 98% of ASD children develop a rash and it is a good

> sign

> > that

> > > the virus(es) are being killed off.

> > >

> > > Please help! Thank you!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I agree with everything Rita told you. Continue on, I know when we

see our kids looking as though something is wrong in their body, BUT

like any anti-viral we are looking for this " RASH " .

You are doing excellent, I basically gave my son warm baths to help,

but he never complained they itched him....ONLY if he saw them he

would say... " Need Bandage mommy " .

When the rash disappears around day 5-9 after first sign of rash,

continue on the LDM-100 don't stop giving. I highly suggest to give

for at least 60 days even 90 days if your child doesn't start

complain of tummy aches. (Normally of sign of Yeast flare up, and its

done its job well)

I also HIGHLY suggest you get on a good Probiotic protocol.

Personally I was giving my son around 750-1000 billion

(Threelac/Garlic/Custom Probiotic - then added in Nystatin for only 2

months ...he is no longer on Nystatin)

Hope this eases your mind...your on the RIGHT PATH!!

Remember, when we SEE a RASH on our kids when taking an anti-viral we

are doing the RIGHT thing for their bodies!! Keep plugging away =)

Lorina

> > >

> > > After recently reading about LDM-100 on this message board, I

> > ordered

> > > it and have been giving it to my son for the last 7 days.

> Starting

> > > at 5 drops 3x day, to half a dropper 3x/day. Just tonight, we

> > noticed

> > > he has a rash, spots all over his body. He scratched one

> section

> > on

> > > his back and is now all red and swollen. The rash looks like a

> > hives

> > > rash...

> > >

> > > Another member, ebaysnowborder, posted pictures of her son with

> the

> > LDM-

> > > 100 rash and my son's does not look anything like that. Of

> course,

> > > it's been only two hours since I've discovered the rash.

> > >

> > > I need some advice as to whether to stop the LDM 100 or to

> > continue.

> > > As ebaysnowborder's show, she continued with the LDM 100 and

> > started

> > > her son's path to recovery. So I really need advice from

> members

> > who

> > > are familiar with administering it or not after a rash

appears.

> > I've

> > > read that 98% of ASD children develop a rash and it is a good

> sign

> > that

> > > the virus(es) are being killed off.

> > >

> > > Please help! Thank you!

> > >

> >

>