Re: New member introduction with questions - second post

Posted March 18, 2011 · March 18, 2011

Anybody with older kids see improvement?

My 10 years old only speak when he wants something. He never asks questions in

his whole life. He reads but can't write anything. He has senseray issue and

allergy. Overall, he is very sweet and layback little boy.

Thanks,

Min

>

> Hi All,

>

> My name is Min. I have 10 years old boy with severe autism. Over the last 8

years, we have done DAN, G/C diet, chelation, B12 shot ,HBOT, homeopathy, OT,

speech, etc with very little results. We did anti virus ( Valtrex) and anti

yeast trail for a very short time and stopped due to bad reactions. My son is

supper sensitive to most of supplements include B vitamins, CLO, EFA, etc.

>

> Lab tests show allergies, inflammations. He is high on HSV1,2 IGG, Rubella IGG

Serology, IGG subclass 4, Immunoglobulin E, Vitamin B12 and T3.Our local

Children's hospital didn't find EBV, HH6, CMV.

> I am preparing the paper works for seeing Dr G.

>

> For those of you have done NeuroSPECT, do you have to do it when you visit Dr

G or you have the choice to do it at your local Children's hospital? Or UW

hospital? Dose the child needs sedation?

>

> Can you pllease tell me the success rate of Dr G's protocol?

>

> Thank you so such for your advices.

>

> Min

>

Posted March 19, 2011 · March 19, 2011

Min,

All kids can improve no matter what their age. It is more difficult when

they are older because you have more to teach them after their immune

systems start working. I sent a mom who has a kid who is 24, not knowing if

Dr. G could help her son because he was so much older and had been sick for

such a long time.. But this mom reports that this is the best thing she

ever did for her son and she has done a lot. He feels healthier and can now

focus and learn.

The fact that you did see a severe reaction with antivirals and antifungals

is a very positive sign that your kiddo will be helped with . You

just need to stick with it long enough to get past the die-off reaction to

these meds. The die-off reaction happens to both the antifungal and

antiviral. It usually occurs two days to two weeks after starting the

antifungal or antiviral. A die-off reaction is when the yeast or virus is

being killed off. It usually kicks up some severe reactions before exiting

the body. That is why you don't want to start these meds at the same time

or you will get an even more severe reaction.

I know it is hard to believe because your child is acting so much more

autistic, but die-off is really is great news. It means your child will be

helped tremendously by the antifungal or the antiviral. You probably feel

like you are going backwards at this time, and it is hard to know that you

are doing the right thing. However, when die-off is over, you will see a

new kid. More focused and alert. You will be amazed by the change in your

child. So hang on. After die-off it will be wonderful! The hyper, silly,

and drunken behavior start to go away. Now they can learn to stop pinching

or biting. (Or whatever the behavior is that your child does. Behaviors

that make you crazy now, will be possible to get rid of with teaching.)

When your child is going through die off they feel very ill. Die-off

doesn't usually last more than a week but can be as long as 21 days. If it

is really bad, call your doctor. He may tell you to either increase or

decrease the dosage of the anti-fungal. Once I tried the pills myself just

to see what die-off felt like. You feel like PMS times twenty. During that

time we didn't do anything complicated. They feel like they have the flue

but worse. They feel very sick but don't have the communication skills to

tell you that. We hung out and did things he found relaxing like watching

his favorite videos. It wasn't a time I would try to teach my son anything

new. Tylenol every three and a half hours helps. That terrible time will

bring great things, but you have to stay with it.

Marcia

Posted March 19, 2011 · March 19, 2011

Min,

Lots of people with older kids see great improvement.

Thanks,

Sent from my iPhone

On Mar 18, 2011, at 3:13 PM, " nannydriver " <nannydriver@...> wrote:

Anybody with older kids see improvement?

My 10 years old only speak when he wants something. He never asks questions in

his whole life. He reads but can't write anything. He has senseray issue and

allergy. Overall, he is very sweet and layback little boy.

Thanks,

Min

>

> Hi All,

>

> My name is Min. I have 10 years old boy with severe autism. Over the last 8

years, we have done DAN, G/C diet, chelation, B12 shot ,HBOT, homeopathy, OT,

speech, etc with very little results. We did anti virus ( Valtrex) and anti

yeast trail for a very short time and stopped due to bad reactions. My son is

supper sensitive to most of supplements include B vitamins, CLO, EFA, etc.

>

> Lab tests show allergies, inflammations. He is high on HSV1,2 IGG, Rubella IGG

Serology, IGG subclass 4, Immunoglobulin E, Vitamin B12 and T3.Our local

Children's hospital didn't find EBV, HH6, CMV.

> I am preparing the paper works for seeing Dr G.

>

> For those of you have done NeuroSPECT, do you have to do it when you visit Dr

G or you have the choice to do it at your local Children's hospital? Or UW

hospital? Dose the child needs sedation?

>

> Can you pllease tell me the success rate of Dr G's protocol?

>

> Thank you so such for your advices.

>

> Min

>

Posted March 21, 2011 · March 21, 2011

Hello,

Do die-off reactions include non-behavioral issues skin rash? A couple of years

ago I took my son off of an anti-fungal due to the rash that developed ...

Thanks!

>

> Min,

>

> All kids can improve no matter what their age. It is more difficult when

> they are older because you have more to teach them after their immune

> systems start working. I sent a mom who has a kid who is 24, not knowing if

> Dr. G could help her son because he was so much older and had been sick for

> such a long time.. But this mom reports that this is the best thing she

> ever did for her son and she has done a lot. He feels healthier and can now

> focus and learn.

>

> The fact that you did see a severe reaction with antivirals and antifungals

> is a very positive sign that your kiddo will be helped with . You

> just need to stick with it long enough to get past the die-off reaction to

> these meds. The die-off reaction happens to both the antifungal and

> antiviral. It usually occurs two days to two weeks after starting the

> antifungal or antiviral. A die-off reaction is when the yeast or virus is

> being killed off. It usually kicks up some severe reactions before exiting

> the body. That is why you don't want to start these meds at the same time

> or you will get an even more severe reaction.

>

> I know it is hard to believe because your child is acting so much more

> autistic, but die-off is really is great news. It means your child will be

> helped tremendously by the antifungal or the antiviral. You probably feel

> like you are going backwards at this time, and it is hard to know that you

> are doing the right thing. However, when die-off is over, you will see a

> new kid. More focused and alert. You will be amazed by the change in your

> child. So hang on. After die-off it will be wonderful! The hyper, silly,

> and drunken behavior start to go away. Now they can learn to stop pinching

> or biting. (Or whatever the behavior is that your child does. Behaviors

> that make you crazy now, will be possible to get rid of with teaching.)

>

> When your child is going through die off they feel very ill. Die-off

> doesn't usually last more than a week but can be as long as 21 days. If it

> is really bad, call your doctor. He may tell you to either increase or

> decrease the dosage of the anti-fungal. Once I tried the pills myself just

> to see what die-off felt like. You feel like PMS times twenty. During that

> time we didn't do anything complicated. They feel like they have the flue

> but worse. They feel very sick but don't have the communication skills to

> tell you that. We hung out and did things he found relaxing like watching

> his favorite videos. It wasn't a time I would try to teach my son anything

> new. Tylenol every three and a half hours helps. That terrible time will

> bring great things, but you have to stay with it.

>

> Marcia

>

Posted March 21, 2011 · March 21, 2011

Can you describe the rash?Â Sometimes kids could react to an ingredient in the

med.Â With diflucan, it's usually the pink dye, even if it's very light, but

that can be compounded.Â If it's the liquid version, thatÂ flavoring can

absolutely cause a rash.Â Â (Most kids over 2 should be able to swallow pills if

they can chew and swallow food.)Â Â With Nizoral, I think it might contain tiny

doses of I think lactose?Â Usually not enough to botherÂ most kids, but I don't

know if it can be compounded w/out it or not.Â

There's one kind of skin 'rash' that's common in our kids that doesn't

particularly itch or otherwise harm - it's a sandpapery roughness on thighs and

arms, no color to it, just raised little dry bumps. Kerat-something.. it's

harmless.Â But if you're having red blotchy rashes, that's something else.Â It

couldÂ be die-off or allergy, and rarely maybe a virus getting stirred up.Â

You

could watch it for a month to see if it improves after.Â Dr G starts

antifungals

at a lower dose and works up to the main dose, which often reduces die-off.

It may be worth trying it again, trying a different one than what gave the rash,

and if necessary, you can even try little doses of benedryl (I use the dye free

liquid and give about a 1/4 of the dose) to see if it helps, but if it doesn't

go away after a die-off period, then you're probably looking at an actual

allergy, and that's not helpful at all.

HTH

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Subject: Re: New member introduction with questions - second post

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