Re: chelation and organ support Was: Zyto spreadsheet on LDM-100

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Luz,

We have been successfully using Houston Nutricuticals digestive enzymes for

years the help with his overall digestive breakdown/support...we use the TriEnza

(for proteins, carbs, fats & phenols). We also are high nutrient (low

anti-nutrients...no preservatives/dyes/MSG/nitrates/hydrogenation), mainly

organic, GF/CF, low sugar, low phenols. He's doing so much better now that I'm

able to not be as strict with the diet during social situations and with enzymes

we can have infractions with no adverse side effects. I still stay the course

with as much whole nutrient rich foods for his better overall health. I do lean

toward food as healing in our routine. We do things like " smoothies " which my

whole family loves (the neighbor kids too) with whole unsweetened cranberries

(anti-bacterial properties), carrots, pineapple, whole celery stalks, fresh

lemon and/or limes (for anti-bacterial properties).

Over the years we have used several different liver & kidney supports. The best

list I can think to give you is from Dr Amy Derksen's TACA Powerpoint

presentation (copied directly from her slides):

" Supporting the Kidneys

This organ is an absolute must to support if you are chelating metals!!!

– Renelix by Pekana

– M Water

– Unda 243

– BioPure Matrix Electrolytes added to all fluids

– Burdock or Dandelion tea

– Nestmann Solidago tincture

– Acupuncture/ Neural therapy/ Laser

– K-Drain by Transformation Enzymes

– Emergen C added to liquids

– Tapping on K27 whenever taking supplements

– Cilantro rubbed topically over the kidneys

Liver Support

(Suspect this is needed when the bowels are sluggish and your child is not

tolerating any medications and is sensitive to most supplements and foods)

– Dandelion Root

– Ultrathistle (milk thistle product that is easier to absorb)

– Liver Life by BioRay (www.bioray2000.com)

– Castor oil packs over the liver with heat for up to 50 minutes

daily

– Coffee enemas, especially when Herxing (not on very young

children)

– Ensuring regular bowel movements

– Treating candida/yeast

– Phosphatidyl Choline and Glutathione

– Designs for Health PaleoCleanse or Amino D-tox

– Laser "

Dr Amy is speaking at the LIA conference coming up in April, she's always

fantastic! Here's more info on the " From Roadblocks to Recovery " conference:

http://lymeinducedautism.com/roadblockstorecovery.html

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> > > > > > We had a microbial stool test done for our son and it wasn't

> > surprising that he had moderate levels of yeast, but he also had an

> > overgorwth of hemolytic e.coli (ack!) and alpha hemolytic strep in

> > the " imbalance " category, plus in the past we had an OAT done that

> > had high markers for clostridia.

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> > > > > > The test results suggested Nystatin as the highest

> > responding treatment (which he is on already, but we weren't using

> > at the time) with the next few in the mid-range were berberine, GSE

> > and Caprylic acid. These were all listed as antifungals though, so I

> > did some research for e.coli and strep and it seems that Dr. Yasko

> > recommends garlic, goldenseal, GSE and juniper berry for the e.coli

> > and for the strep - garlic, juniper berry and royal jelly with BH4,

> > then of course the candida can also be treated with garlic,

> > goldenseal, GSE and juniper berry....so this is my question. Does

> > anyone know of any really good recommended products for the above

> > and if at all possible, anything that COMBINES any of these herbs

> > would be awesome, because it would be less to give him. Unless, of

> > course, giving them individually is recommended so they can be

> > rotated. It seems that the oil of oregano and Uva Ursi are the

> > lowest responders....and, of course, that was what he was taking at

> > the time of the test, along with a little GSE and caprylic acid. In

> > addition to the pathogens, his lactobacilis growth was nil, even

> > though we give at least 80 billion lactobacilis strains of

> > probiotics a night!

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> > > > > > OH, and oddly, you guys should know this, we were giving 4-6

> > billion Sacc B nightly for the clostridia and yeast and well, it

> > showed up as a +4 in the DYSBIOSIS section!! Wow! It was actually

> > our only dysbiosis marker! Our DAN! was actually surprised, but told

> > us to back off a bit, it might be taking up too much space, not

> > allowing the lacto-species to grow. He said it's a transient strain

> > and it will pass through fairly quickly, so stopping it will lower

> > those numbers fairly quickly. Anyway, just wanted to share that, in

> > case anyone else is using Sacc B a lot. You might want to do a stool

> > test to make sure it's not too much. I may add it back in after a

> > week or so, just one cap here and there, but not so many nightly,

> > like we were. We used Great Plains Lab and had a microbial test done

> > for $87, well worth the money!!

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> Luz Arevalo & Ed Zabin

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