Re: help with food poisoning

[Guest guest]

na,

Your children might be too young for using charcoal. I would use plant fiber to

help absorbing toxins. I would give vitamin C and E to help removing bacteria

and detox. Vitamin C can temporarily worsen diarrhea. Do give plenty of

electrolyte water. A high dose of probiotic is a good idea. Liverlife (Bioray)

and organic red root tincture (Biopure) can help to cleanse liver and blood.

Anti-parastic herbs can cause severe diarrhea - a treatment reaction caused by

the worms. Watch out for this, too.

Hope they get better soon!

Limin

> Hello,

> This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I

suspect is food posioning with my children.

>

> They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

>

> This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

>

> I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his

whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose

of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

>

> My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have

diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing

by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the

way to go for her.

>

> na

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[Guest guest]

Thank you. Is there a specific product I can buy at the store that contains

plant fiber or were you thinking I should give them a certain food? My son

takes liquid bentonite daily- it's a clay that is for absorbing " toxins " ...I'm

not sure how it works exactly. Is this similar to charcoal?

I will get the electrolyte water...good idea.

Interesting what you say about the anti-parasite treatments. My son just tested

very sensitive to parasites last week doing Zyto/BioSet. I have seen several

red specks and tiny worm looking things in his diaper since yesterday. I am not

sure now if the diarrhea is related to the parasites??

I tasted the milk this morning and something was definitely off. It wasn't

curdled but it has a strange taste.

Thanks for your help,

n

>

> > Hello,

> > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what

I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> >

> > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> >

> > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

> >

> > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run

it's course?

> >

> > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> >

> > na

> >

> >

> >

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> >

> >

[Guest guest]

one thing that always worked when my kids were small was to get some liquid fruit pectin from the canning section at the store. mix 1 tbsp of pectin to a couple of tablespoons of water and a sweetener if desired. You give this mixture every time there is a bm. It will restore stool form within 24 hours. You may be able to use even less for very small kids. It never failed us when our kids were tiny. It feeds the good gut bugs.Subject: help with food poisoningTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Date: Friday, May

13, 2011, 1:17 PM

Hello,

This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk energetically.

This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw milk ((!!!

I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's course?

My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the way to go for her.

na

[Guest guest]

Arsenicum album works GREAT here.

>

> Hello,

> This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I

suspect is food posioning with my children.

>

> They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

>

> This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

>

> I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his

whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose

of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

>

> My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have

diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing

by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the

way to go for her.

>

> na

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the recommendation. Is this available at the Heath stores?na Sent from my iPhone

Arsenicum album works GREAT here.

>

> Hello,

> This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

>

> They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk energetically.

>

> This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw milk ((!!!

>

> I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's course?

>

> My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the way to go for her.

>

> na

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your recommendation. I couldn't find the liquid form so I bought a powder mix. I wasn't sure how to administer it-- it was almost like tar... Haha... But I can definitely see how it would stop diarrhea. Thanks for your help! Both kids are having fewer BMs today but I can tell we aren't done yet :(naSent from my iPhone

one thing that always worked when my kids were small was to get some liquid fruit pectin from the canning section at the store. mix 1 tbsp of pectin to a couple of tablespoons of water and a sweetener if desired. You give this mixture every time there is a bm. It will restore stool form within 24 hours. You may be able to use even less for very small kids. It never failed us when our kids were tiny. It feeds the good gut bugs.Subject: help with food poisoningTo: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism Date: Friday, May

13, 2011, 1:17 PM

Hello,

This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk energetically.

This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw milk ((!!!

I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's course?

My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the way to go for her.

na

[Guest guest]

Oil of oregano has helped me with what I thought was food poisoning.

help with food poisoning

To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

Hello,

This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk energetically.

This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw milk ((!!!

I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's course?

My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized is the way to go for her.

na

[Guest guest]

na,

Hi, sorry I have been out of town and just saw your post. Maybe it's too late,

but you could use activated charcoal to mop up the bad stuff from food

poisoning, die off, etc. Just give it an hour or so away from supplements

because it will mop up everything, including the good stuff. I would also give

extra Probiotics too!

Kari

> >

> >

> > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> >

> >

> > Hello,

> > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what

I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> >

> > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> >

> > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

> >

> > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

> >

> > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> >

> > na

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for all the suggestions. We are trying several things and haven't had

much of a break from the diarrhea, especially for my son.

Kari- how much charcoal and how often? Someone mentioned that he may be too

young for it. Do you give it to your son? I will pick some up today if it

might help.

I have been wondering if I should stop all the other supplements until this

resolves. I decided today to stop all the supplements that kill bugs because I

think he needs a break from the toxicity. Does this sound right? I have been

giving him ginger extract and a few other herbals that help with drainage.

I just feel horrible for them, although they don't seem like they are that sick,

but I'm really worried about dehydration and more nutrient deficiency.

na

> > >

> > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > >

> > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > >

> > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This

is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > >

> > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

> > >

> > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> > >

> > > na

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Brinanna

Some people think milk of different species is not a good idea at all: book

" China Study " .. of course it is a source of protein.. but so are many other

foods. Not wanting to eat is consistent with gut problems (again from

prespective of Chinese medicine) weakness of Spleen, as a chinese system vs

phyisical organ, will cause not wanting to eat. if at all possible, some good

acupuncture to support stomach/spleen will assist geting appetite on track as

well as general wellbeing especially when lots of detoxing work is done as it

will assist the liver and generally balance the body.

Japanese acupuncture .. the style of inserting the needle is remarkably

painless.. but choose someone with many many years of experience. One could also

consider calling a local school of acupuncture and looking at

biographies/experince of the teachers as all schools have clinincs.. in SF ACTCM

is a better school.

Putting a little cholophill into children's dringking water would be great in

boosting the intestinal health.. and color like in wizard of OZ.. ( just in case

kids think it is strange)

I use almond milk from Trader Joes, which i like a lot BUT a good nutitioninst

will NOT recommend to give children milk out of a carton because of chemicals

involved in making the carton, but making soy (organic bean!!) or nut milk

( .. which in itself is not hard but.. we all have too many things to do

alreday.. soak the almonds for 24 hrs, put through the blender and then squeeze

out through a fabric (I used a clean old pillow case making a carrot shape

corner, like in cake decorating only without a hole..

One of you amazing young women wrote about UTubes of Donna Gates making

fermented foods.. that is supposed to be great for gut healing.. and lots of

good water to flush through

Olga A., Walnut Creek, Ca

> >

> >

> > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> >

> >

> > Hello,

> > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what

I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> >

> > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> >

> > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

> >

> > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

> >

> > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> >

> > na

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

We use Solgar and I give 1 capsule which is 300 mg. My son weighs 38 pounds.

He's 3 years 8 months. I know people with younger, smaller kids who have used

it. I have only used it a few times to aid in the discomfort of die off. My

son has bad yeast issues. I have never used it for diarrhea but I don't think

giving one dose would hurt. Whatever brand you buy will be dosed according to

adults so just cut in in half for child or 1/4 if you have a small toddler.

HTH!

> > > >

> > > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hello,

> > > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > > >

> > > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting

raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > > >

> > > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each).

This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > > >

> > > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut

issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a

heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it

run it's course?

> > > >

> > > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> > > >

> > > > na

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

na

couple other thoughts: a diarrhea is a body's way of celansing itself.. as long

as it does not last very long.. so in itself not a great reason to panic ( i

understand the anxiety).. but coupled with lots of fluid intake may be just what

the body needs to cleanse it self from whatever did not agree with it. Stopping

the diarrhea may be trapping toxins.. caution..

I also forgot to mention: in TCM (chinese medicne) energy of spleen indicates

someone's ability to learn... with weak spleen (this will also cause diarrhea) a

child may eventually have learning issues.. so a good reason to work on it as

well. With very young children magnets can be used instead of needles.. not as

effective but may be easier to administer..

Olga A.

> >

> >

> > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> >

> >

> > Hello,

> > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle what

I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> >

> > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> >

> > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This is

very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking broad

spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty certain

this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from the raw

milk ((!!!

> >

> > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

> >

> > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> >

> > na

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Olga,

Thank you for all your thoughts. I am right with you on the cleansing aspect.

In some ways, I think this may be related to parasites and the body ridding

itself of them because I have seen many strange things show up in their stools

over the past few days. Both of my children were acting strange around the new

moon (I know it's supposed to be full moon with parasites, right? but that was

my observation) and then my son tested very sensitive to parasites at BioSet

that same week. I've found red specks, black specks, thread-like things, etc.

Lots of mucous, too. Their stools aren't actually all that watery, more

mucousy/jello...sorry if that's gross to read

Is it possible that the food poisoning created this flush, which brought out

parasites?

I also feel similar to you with the milk issue. I probably would have not done

goat milk with my daughter, but she tested ok for it through our naturopathic

saliva testing. Also, since it's raw I thought it would be easier to digest. I

am giving it to my son as yogurt because it has been highly recommended through

the SCD diet as " gut healing " . I used to do the homemade almond milk, but

stopped when I suspected phenol and possible oxalate issues. It's sooo

confusing?!! It sometimes leaves me paralyzed because I just don't know what

the right thing to do is. Right now my son is on SCD/low-oxalate diet. I know

the diet has helped with his allergies/sensitivites, but it has not changed his

stool problems, which I now believe is due to parasites.

Do you know about BioSet? Would this also work for body balancing as you

mentioned in terms of accupuncture? We have an appointment his week, which is

why I ask.

Sorry for the long post...the last few days have had me very puzzled.

na

> > >

> > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > >

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > >

> > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting raw

goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > >

> > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each). This

is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > >

> > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut issues

his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a heavy

dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it run it's

course?

> > >

> > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> > >

> > > na

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, na

i have no experience with BioSet. i was just commenting from classical TCM. Very

possible that the stool reflects body working out parasites. I used to study

TCM: so from that perspective what i said still holds: parasites would be called

dampness which is hard on Spleen.. ( all chinese med students talk about

determining a pattern of imabalance is poop.. no worries.. )

I would think diet is very important : feed the child , starve the parasites.

it is difficult. I follow Pitchford author of a famous book " Healing with

Whole Foods " based on TCM. I know would say to stay away from all dairy. Go

figure.

I know a very old time tested food for gently supporting digestive system is old

Chinese porrige called Jook: 1 cup of sweeet rice (organic) like sushi rice and

8 cups of water in a slowcooker over nght on low... if it was me and the child

and not eating that well or i am concerned about nutrition, i would add half

organic chicken broth and half water.. amazingly good for digestion.

said to me once : Chinese army ate brown rice and steamed vegetables and

were undefeated.. the strongest..

I have just been to Dr Klinghardt's seminar. He talked about stem cell

regenerative therapy as a lst resort for restoration for people so run down by

the illness that no matter what they do they cannot recover.

Myself i believe our bodies are magical, build with more wisdom than we know..

they should be able to repair themselves especially in young people.

Treating parasites is very difficult, am not surpriesed if children acting

strange during the treatment.. to be expected, as parasites die they project

consciousness.. panic.. fear.. etc..and a host acts as though it is their

feelings.

I briefly looked up BioSet i do not see how it would be comprobable to

acupuncture although sounds an intersting product line.

Why do you think it is food poisoning? What other symptoms aside form diarrhea

did children have?

O.

> > > >

> > > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hello,

> > > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > > >

> > > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting

raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > > >

> > > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each).

This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > > >

> > > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut

issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a

heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it

run it's course?

> > > >

> > > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> > > >

> > > > na

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

...... dear dear dear.. it bothered me what i said about adding chicken broth..

so i wnet to 's book... meats are ok but must be thouroghly coked.

He writes a lot, i cannot rewrite it all here. But he says that for prevention

chew a handfull of (1/3cup) of raw brown rice till liquid.. but NOT eat cooked

rice!! Some foods that repel parasites are: raw garlic, beet cabbage,carrot ,

leak, onion,radish , sorrel- stronger antiparasitic effect if eaten raw, roasted

pumpkin seeds,, kelp, umeboshi plum.. pages 656-667 of " Healing with WHole

Foods " - sorry na!

Olga

> > > >

> > > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > > Subject: help with food poisoning

> > > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hello,

> > > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > > >

> > > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting

raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > > >

> > > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each).

This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > > >

> > > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut

issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a

heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it

run it's course?

> > > >

> > > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford to

have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a good

thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if pasteurized

is the way to go for her.

> > > >

> > > > na

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you Olga! How nice of you to give me such specifics. I will have to get

the book you are referring to. Just to clarify, is he not recommending eating

cooked rice at all or just for parasite prevention?

When you say that parasites are hard to get rid of, why do you think that is?

Have you heard of successful treatment protocols? My kids are on herbal

formulas that are broad spectrum and include anti-parasitic components. They

have been on these herbs for about 8 weeks, but this is the first major parastie

die-off that I've seen. I've seen other types of regression/progression, but

they didn't involve such dramatic bowel issues. This is what brought me to

believe that it was food-poisoning. It came on very suddenly and I tasted the

sour milk that same day.

I will definitely look into the Japanese accupuncture treatment.

I have one more question. My daughter has right-sided weakness. She is only 13

months and I cannot tell if she also has numbness, but she curls her toes a lot

on the right side. Our pediatrician recommended osteopathy. Another doctor

recommended crainio-sacral therapy. And I also was given a recommendation for

quantum-rehabilitation. Based on those symptoms, which type of therapy would

you think would help most? I'm very new to all of this and value the feedback

from those who know much more about alternative medicine.

Thanks again!!

na

> > > > >

> > > > > From: briannahall80 <briannalomba@>

> > > > > Subject: help with food

poisoning

> > > > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > > > Date: Friday, May 13, 2011, 1:17 PM

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hello,

> > > > > This may be a little off topic, but I was wondering how to best handle

what I suspect is food posioning with my children.

> > > > >

> > > > > They are young (29 months and 12 months). We recently started getting

raw goat milk from a local farm due to recommendations from our DAN/LLMD. My son

does not drink it, but I have been using it to make his homemade yogurt. My

daughter drinks the milk every day, as she tested well for goat milk

energetically.

> > > > >

> > > > > This morning they have both been having diarrhea (three times each).

This is very odd for my son since he typically has constipation. They are taking

broad spectrum herbals for parasite, bacterial, fungal issues, but I'm pretty

certain this is not a reaction to the herbals. I'm suspecting they got it from

the raw milk ((!!!

> > > > >

> > > > > I am trying not to freak out because my son has had soooo many gut

issues his whole life. I am wondering what you guys would do. Should I give a

heavy dose of probiotics? I was thinking maybe GSE??? Or should I just let it

run it's course?

> > > > >

> > > > > My daughter is already in the 15%ile for weight and she cannot afford

to have diarrhea like this. I am so bummed because I thought we were doing a

good thing by finding this source of raw goat milk, but I'm wondering if

pasteurized is the way to go for her.

> > > > >

> > > > > na

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> >

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