Re: Compounding Pharmacy not too stiff on budget and take insurance

[Guest guest]

Hi Kristie -

If you're going to get die-off, it'll usually start

within the first 3-5 days and last up to a couple of

weeks.

We never experienced die-off, but just wonderful

improvements almost immediately. Antifungals brought

the most sudden and dramatic changes and improvements

in the sensory area, but antivirals brought the eye

contact and steady improvements that help all the

other areas including the difficulty fighting yeast.

While antifungals are fighting the yeast, the

antivirals are going to be addressing the reason yeast

may be a problem.

The time frame for witnessing improvements from the

antivirals varies too. It can be two weeks before you

start seeing something, so seeing (even if subtle) an

improvement in eye contact so soon is pretty cool. It

took a month for one of my kids before I really really

knew I was seeing something big, but boy did I. (He

wasn't as sick as his brother so maybe that's why it

took longer).

I wouldn't blame the laughing fits on Valtrex - and

obviously you don't either since you're thinking

yeast. Are you already giving probiotics? Also, he

may start laughing more as he feels better too. My

kids' energy levels increased so much that I had to

adjust to it myself, and I initially thought maybe

they were being hyper and Dr G had to confirm my

definition of hyper for me, and we decided it was just

feeling good. He was right, too, 'cause I've seen

hyper a few times since. So watch out when that child

develops a 'normal' energy level if you haven't

experienced that! LOL

Oh I do love to hear the beginnings of the journey!

It reminds me of the joy I felt! Please keep us

updated and celebrate with us. I still just eat up

even the tiniest details.

--- aaron2kristie <aaron2kristie@...> wrote:

> When does a Die Off Start normally? So far just the

> two laughing fits

> I attribute to yeast. Few times of really looking in

> mine or my

> husband's eyes....we are on day three though and as

> always I am

> anxious..must learn self control!

>

> Kristie

> Aidan 3.2

>

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[Guest guest]

Kristie,

My son's die-offs usually start ~day 2-4. Hang in there!

Kristy

Compounding Pharmacy not too stiff on budget and take

insurance

Hi all! I go to Park Pharmacy in Irvine, CA. Usually they mail my

prescriptions for very cheap--less than $4. They take insurance

(including Express Scripts which really is a crap insurance for

prescriptions we used to have). The staff and pharmacists are really

nice. I encourage you to give them a try.

Dr G did mention a place near his office that will compound in liquid

form the Valtrex if we are desperate. He said he would prefer I cut

it, crush it and put it in my son's food though. This has worked for

three days so this is what we do.

When does a Die Off Start normally? So far just the two laughing fits

I attribute to yeast. Few times of really looking in mine or my

husband's eyes....we are on day three though and as always I am

anxious..must learn self control!

Kristie

Aidan 3.2

[Guest guest]

My daughter use to laugh for no reason. She does not do this very often

anymore. I never knew it was due to yeast I just thought that she was acting

goofie. LOL Sheri

<thecolemans4@...> wrote: Hi Kristie -

If you're going to get die-off, it'll usually start

within the first 3-5 days and last up to a couple of

weeks.

We never experienced die-off, but just wonderful

improvements almost immediately. Antifungals brought

the most sudden and dramatic changes and improvements

in the sensory area, but antivirals brought the eye

contact and steady improvements that help all the

other areas including the difficulty fighting yeast.

While antifungals are fighting the yeast, the

antivirals are going to be addressing the reason yeast

may be a problem.

The time frame for witnessing improvements from the

antivirals varies too. It can be two weeks before you

start seeing something, so seeing (even if subtle) an

improvement in eye contact so soon is pretty cool. It

took a month for one of my kids before I really really

knew I was seeing something big, but boy did I. (He

wasn't as sick as his brother so maybe that's why it

took longer).

I wouldn't blame the laughing fits on Valtrex - and

obviously you don't either since you're thinking

yeast. Are you already giving probiotics? Also, he

may start laughing more as he feels better too. My

kids' energy levels increased so much that I had to

adjust to it myself, and I initially thought maybe

they were being hyper and Dr G had to confirm my

definition of hyper for me, and we decided it was just

feeling good. He was right, too, 'cause I've seen

hyper a few times since. So watch out when that child

develops a 'normal' energy level if you haven't

experienced that! LOL

Oh I do love to hear the beginnings of the journey!

It reminds me of the joy I felt! Please keep us

updated and celebrate with us. I still just eat up

even the tiniest details.

--- aaron2kristie <aaron2kristie@...> wrote:

> When does a Die Off Start normally? So far just the

> two laughing fits

> I attribute to yeast. Few times of really looking in

> mine or my

> husband's eyes....we are on day three though and as

> always I am

> anxious..must learn self control!

>

> Kristie

> Aidan 3.2

>

>

>

>

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