Re: chiropractor experience

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Thank you Krassi for your feedback. I'm glad you saw improvements in your son.

I also hope that he is starting to adjust to his new protocol. I know my son

doesn't always fit the normal regression/progression patterns and has shown long

bouts of regression before progression on a few occassions. I think his system

gets overloaded easily and he still isn't detoxing well. I am hopeful for you

that your son will come out of this with something very positive.

The colostrum is from Premier Research Labs- it's not fermented. My son is

sensitive to cow dairy, but tested well for this? Maybe there isn't much casien

in the colostrum, I don't know?

We get our goat milk from a farm in SJ, too. They don't sell colostrum, though,

so it might be a different place. The whole radiation thing is scary...I don't

blame you. I have stopped giving the homemade yogurt to my kids because of our

suspected food posioning last week. If it was my fault, I don't want to do that

again, so I need to review my technique. I remember you said you use BED kefir

starter, right? I might try this. Do you have to heat it at all or just leave

it out?

Thanks Krassi,

na

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> > I took my son to see a chiropractor today for his jaw issues. Krassi- I'm

on the waiting list for your osteopath, so thought I would try her in the

meantime.

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> > Anyways, she was very thorough and confirmed many of Henry's known allergies

through muscle testing. She feels that he needs Colostrum for his gut issues

and he tested well for it. I have heard of colostrum before, but not discussed

much on this board. Is there something I should consider before trying

colostrum with my son?

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> > Also...she is having us do a series of mud packs using Premier Research Labs

supplements to pull out toxins from his injury site and where he received his

vaccines. I thought this was interesting as I've never heard of this treatment

before. She says it has done amazing things for others...so we'll give it a

shot.

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> > Would love to hear feedback on the colostrum!

> > Thanks,

> > na

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