RE: die off after one year

[Guest guest]

Sure, the reason to make the change was there were suspicions of fugal infection

due to the pathogen becoming resistant to the anti-fugal you were on. If so the

new anti-fungal will cause additional die-off. We had die-off after a couple of

months on immunovir because his own system was stirring up the virus by

defending against it..

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From: Colleen Waguespack <colleendesigns@...>

Sent: Fri, November 5, 2010 1:55:07 PM

Subject: die off after one year

Dr. G recently changed our sons anti-fungal since it had been one year. I was

not expecting any change, but he's been hyper and unfocused for 13 days now- is

this to be expected?

Thanks,

Colleen

[Guest guest]

Hi Colleen,

We had our worst die off ever, 1 and 2 years into the protocol, even though

I never suspected fungal infections or yeast issues with my son at all. I

feel for you as my guy was a real mess for almost a month. Clearly a week

or 2 longer then Dr. G said he would be experiencing kill off symptoms, but

Dr. G was always right, my son WAS better then ever on the other side of it

all.

Cut your son a lot of slack as he really is feeling awful. Explain to him

what is going on, help him to feel more comfortable with Tylenol, a lot of

water and as much exercise as he can possibly get, as well as a super tight

diet as the last thing his system needs when it is so stressed are any food

infractions fanning the flames.

You can google Herxheimer Reaction for more info and perhaps some deeper

understanding.

Hang in there. This was always the hardest part of the protocol for us as I

literally felt we were going backwards. However I always thought, if the

drug wasn't necessary or doing it's thing, then my son would have no

reaction at all. Clearly it is doing SOMETHING.getting out a lot of toxins

that have been making your son ill and perhaps symptomatic of other diseases

with other names that have traditionally been thought to be psychological!

It will get better but be strong!

Lori

_____

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Colleen Waguespack

Sent: November-05-10 1:55 PM

Subject: die off after one year

Dr. G recently changed our sons anti-fungal since it had been one year. I

was not expecting any change, but he's been hyper and unfocused for 13 days

now- is this to be expected?

Thanks,

Colleen

[Guest guest]

Sorry but most parents of ASD kids NEVER give tylenol to sick kids. It depletes

their gluathione levels. Motrin in OK to give if the fever gets high. Luke warm

baths work great.

 

From: Lori <lbharris@...>

Subject: RE: die off after one year

Date: Friday, November 5, 2010, 3:31 PM

 

Hi Colleen,

We had our worst die off ever, 1 and 2 years into the protocol, even though

I never suspected fungal infections or yeast issues with my son at all. I

feel for you as my guy was a real mess for almost a month. Clearly a week

or 2 longer then Dr. G said he would be experiencing kill off symptoms, but

Dr. G was always right, my son WAS better then ever on the other side of it

all.

Cut your son a lot of slack as he really is feeling awful. Explain to him

what is going on, help him to feel more comfortable with Tylenol, a lot of

water and as much exercise as he can possibly get, as well as a super tight

diet as the last thing his system needs when it is so stressed are any food

infractions fanning the flames.

You can google Herxheimer Reaction for more info and perhaps some deeper

understanding.

Hang in there. This was always the hardest part of the protocol for us as I

literally felt we were going backwards. However I always thought, if the

drug wasn't necessary or doing it's thing, then my son would have no

reaction at all. Clearly it is doing SOMETHING.getting out a lot of toxins

that have been making your son ill and perhaps symptomatic of other diseases

with other names that have traditionally been thought to be psychological!

It will get better but be strong!

Lori

_____

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Colleen Waguespack

Sent: November-05-10 1:55 PM

Subject: die off after one year

Dr. G recently changed our sons anti-fungal since it had been one year. I

was not expecting any change, but he's been hyper and unfocused for 13 days

now- is this to be expected?

Thanks,

Colleen

[Guest guest]

, Colleen and others of interest,

It is not an issue of fever, but of trying to make the child comfortable

from the symptoms of the kill off. Dr. G has always recommended Tylenol, at

least for my son.

Thanks for the reminder of the warm baths though, we use to do a lot of

Epsom salt baths. Dr. G never had a problem with it. He wasn't sure it was

worth the price of the Epsom salts, but a lot of parents have told him it

was helpful so he says if it works, go for it. The Epsom salt is thought to

be a good detoxifier and we have found the baths helpful for any rough

spell, even from a food infraction.

Lori

_____

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of

Fund

Sent: November-05-10 5:04 PM

Subject: RE: die off after one year

Sorry but most parents of ASD kids NEVER give tylenol to sick kids. It

depletes their gluathione levels. Motrin in OK to give if the fever gets

high. Luke warm baths work great.

From: Lori <lbharris@... <mailto:lbharris%40cogeco.ca> >

Subject: RE: die off after one year

<mailto:%40>

Date: Friday, November 5, 2010, 3:31 PM

Hi Colleen,

We had our worst die off ever, 1 and 2 years into the protocol, even though

I never suspected fungal infections or yeast issues with my son at all. I

feel for you as my guy was a real mess for almost a month. Clearly a week

or 2 longer then Dr. G said he would be experiencing kill off symptoms, but

Dr. G was always right, my son WAS better then ever on the other side of it

all.

Cut your son a lot of slack as he really is feeling awful. Explain to him

what is going on, help him to feel more comfortable with Tylenol, a lot of

water and as much exercise as he can possibly get, as well as a super tight

diet as the last thing his system needs when it is so stressed are any food

infractions fanning the flames.

You can google Herxheimer Reaction for more info and perhaps some deeper

understanding.

Hang in there. This was always the hardest part of the protocol for us as I

literally felt we were going backwards. However I always thought, if the

drug wasn't necessary or doing it's thing, then my son would have no

reaction at all. Clearly it is doing SOMETHING.getting out a lot of toxins

that have been making your son ill and perhaps symptomatic of other diseases

with other names that have traditionally been thought to be psychological!

It will get better but be strong!

Lori

_____

From: <mailto:%40>

[mailto: <mailto:%40> ] On Behalf Of

Colleen Waguespack

Sent: November-05-10 1:55 PM

<mailto:%40>

Subject: die off after one year

Dr. G recently changed our sons anti-fungal since it had been one year. I

was not expecting any change, but he's been hyper and unfocused for 13 days

now- is this to be expected?

Thanks,

Colleen

[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for your responses to my post. It has been very helpful!

Colleen

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