Guest guest Posted April 1, 2008 Report Share Posted April 1, 2008 spironolactone is not an immune modulator. I'm on it to regulate progesterone I've discussed it's so called use in ASD with Dr Zimmerman (JHU) and there is no documentation indicating it would be beneficial. He's actually very concerned that it's being used within the community without medical basis doris - maryland Posted by: " lowlipase " bmk12@... <mailto:bmk12@...?Subject=%20Re%3AWhat%20Immune%20Modulator%20have%20y\ ou%20tried%3F> lowlipase <lowlipase> Sun Mar 30, 2008 11:38 am (PDT) Hi: My name is Betsy and I am new to this group. I have a 17 year-old son with severe autism. I have heard about Actos and Spironolactone being used as immune modifying agents for kids with autism. What alternatives to these two meds have you tried for your child? What does Dr. Goldberg usually recommend? Thanks so much for your input. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 15, 2008 Report Share Posted August 15, 2008 > > I called Raintree Nutrition to get cat's claw and sarsaparilla in bulk. The woman I talked to > said that Spiro, a liquid extract of a number of herbs, is a better alternative so I've ordered > it - about $30 for a month's supply. Let you know the results. > > Sheryl > Hi Sheryl, With the Cat's Claw, I've been through the course of RainTree Nutrition's powdered Cats Claw and after seeing some LLMDs, I've found that Allergy Research Group's liquid prima una de gato (higher concentration tao-free cats claw) works much better. The cheapest i've found is on www.vitacost.com for $25. It is very strong, so start with only 1 drop because it will likely make you herx, then increase it by 1 drop every 2 weeks or as tolerated. It's easiest to take in 2 sets per day, example: 2 drops in am, 2 drops in pm. I don't think it 100% kills the lyme after all of my research/experience, but it does definitely help combat it and improves daily functionality and feeling good. It keep the lyme suppressed like antibiotics do so you can feel better while killing it with other things like Rife, sea salt/c, magnesium, etc. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2008 Report Share Posted August 17, 2008 Thank you for that info. > > > > I called Raintree Nutrition to get cat's claw and sarsaparilla in > bulk. The woman I talked to > > said that Spiro, a liquid extract of a number of herbs, is a better > alternative so I've ordered > > it - about $30 for a month's supply. Let you know the results. > > > > Sheryl > > > > Hi Sheryl, > > With the Cat's Claw, I've been through the course of RainTree > Nutrition's powdered Cats Claw and after seeing some LLMDs, I've found > that Allergy Research Group's liquid prima una de gato (higher > concentration tao-free cats claw) works much better. The cheapest i've > found is on www.vitacost.com for $25. > > It is very strong, so start with only 1 drop because it will likely > make you herx, then increase it by 1 drop every 2 weeks or as > tolerated. It's easiest to take in 2 sets per day, example: 2 drops in > am, 2 drops in pm. > > I don't think it 100% kills the lyme after all of my > research/experience, but it does definitely help combat it and > improves daily functionality and feeling good. It keep the lyme > suppressed like antibiotics do so you can feel better while killing it > with other things like Rife, sea salt/c, magnesium, etc. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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