Re : Re: GcMAF--When to start? Before, during or after treating Lyme?

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I have been limiting my 5 year old son's egg intake to 2 a day, he would eat

about ten if I let him! I usually eat 2 a day myself too. They contain SO much

that is really really good for people with Lyme.

I did a lot of research into the " harm your liver " thing (because my husband had

a bee in his bonnet about it) and this is an old wives tale. The only harm they

can do is give you high cholesterol, as they do have a lot of it.

But my son and I both have low cholesterol, so actually, the cholesterol is

doing us good too. My view is, you can never take a one-size-fits-all attitude

to nutrition, or indeed any health matter.

Cholesterol is essential for making all the adrenal hormones, which are needed

in colossal quantities by anyone fighting Lyme disease.

I think that is why we Lymies tend to be low. Provided the adrenal glands are

working properly (and eggs contain all the nutrients they need to do so) then we

will rip through far more cholesterol than most people.

As far as lysozyme goes, I read a web page that said they make lysozyme tablets

by extracting it from eggs, but the amount per egg seemed very low. I don't know

how it would compare with the amount in one tablet. And it doesn't help that I

cannot find that web page again....

http://health.jbdirectory.com/Lysozyme_chloride

This ius one of the sites where I read about lysozyme and it looks like a US

website to me, not sure...?

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> > > > > Where are you guys ordering the GcMAF? I am getting my son tested for

Nagalese soon, and if the results are high I was going to try GcMAF. Will your

regular pediatrician do the injections or are you using your LLMD?

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> > > > > To: BorreliaMultipleInfectionsAndAutism

> > > > > From: georgiasand32@

> > > > > Date: Fri, 28 Oct 2011 04:19:14 +0000

> > > > > Subject: GcMAF--When to start?

Before, during or after treating Lyme?

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> > > > > Am going to try GcMAF for my son. But not sure at what point would be

the most beneficial to actually try this--before starting long-term antibiotics,

during long-term antibiotics and Lyme treatment or after he (hopefully) ever

gets Lyme under control? Would it be a waste to try GcMAF before ridding the

body of Lyme and co-infections? I thought this was the whole point of GcMAF in

the first place; to help the body's immune system overcome viruses. But Lyme is

so tough I am concerned I would be wasting our non-existent money on a therapy

that would have a better chance if/when we get Lyme under control. Any thoughts

on this would be very welcome.

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