Do Low Levels of Vitamin A Feed Measles? Magnesium Feed Biofilm?

[Guest guest]

I have been reviewing old posts regarding Vitamin A and was very interested to

read that if you give it at too low of a dose you could be feeding the Measles

(and Lyme)? Would someone please explain this, I don't quite understand this.

Seems like there would be a fine line between not giving enough Vitamin A and

giving too much and causing toxicity? So how does one determine the right

amount?

The same goes for Magnesium--is this actually a bad supplement to give? As in,

it feeds biofilm? According to a recent test my son needs a LOT of both Vitamin

A and Magnesium. So I am not sure how much (or little) to give now. If there is

any information or articles on this I would

really appreciate seeing them as I have been unable to find more solid

information dealing with either one of these theories.

[Guest guest]

vit A is what measels lives on, which is why our kids are typically low in it. so if you don't do enough to help the body it would stand to reason it would just feed it

From: georgiasand32

Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2011 12:04 AM

To: mb12 valtrex

Subject: Do Low Levels of Vitamin A Feed Measles? Magnesium Feed Biofilm?

I have been reviewing old posts regarding Vitamin A and was very interested to read that if you give it at too low of a dose you could be feeding the Measles (and Lyme)? Would someone please explain this, I don't quite understand this. Seems like there would be a fine line between not giving enough Vitamin A and giving too much and causing toxicity? So how does one determine the right amount?The same goes for Magnesium--is this actually a bad supplement to give? As in, it feeds biofilm? According to a recent test my son needs a LOT of both Vitamin A and Magnesium. So I am not sure how much (or little) to give now. If there is any information or articles on this I wouldreally appreciate seeing them as I have been unable to find more solid information dealing with either one of these theories.