pentasa, parasites, and fecal metal

November 30, 2011

we just started on pentasa courtesy of the findings from dr. buie. my wife says she the granules in the stool, ie it is not always breaking down correctly. he does not take capsules, we have to break open and give with food, generally ricera yogurt. is this the cause?

also, he came up clean for yeast. couid he have brain yeast and no gut yeast? how

do you test for yeast that is not in the gut, and how do you treat it (we did the antifngal parade in the past, but never saw any real improvement with gi function or cognitive, except for a small bump with sporanox... others we tried were nizoral, ketaconazole, diflucan, lamisil, probiotics, etc.).

he was also clean for parasites, is a scope a good gauge for parasites?

i only ask this because we did a zyto way back and it said he had parasites. we did do alinea based on that finding. maybe this did the trick. we are always afraid to let our kids get in the bath tub together

because of the fear of parasites... but he looked clean according to Buie's scope. biopsies indicated lots of inflammation, allergies yes, but he seems pretty decent in terms of bacteria, yeast, and parasites. this surprised me as he has been off of probiotics, antifungals, alinea,

etc. for some time now.

fecal metal test - is there a quest test for this? we've done hair and urine with mixed signals... but i have always wondered about his poop.

MATTO

December 1, 2011

No. Paralyze can live in lungs, heart, brain, lymphatic system. Checking the

colon does not rule out parasites.

>

> we just

> started on pentasa courtesy of the findings from dr. buie. my wife says

> she the granules in the stool, ie it is not always breaking down

> correctly. he does not take capsules, we have to break open and give

> with food, generally ricera yogurt. is this the cause?

>

> also, he came up clean for yeast. couid he have brain yeast and no gut yeast?

how do you test for yeast that is not in the gut, and how do you treat it

> (we did the antifngal parade in the past, but never saw any real

> improvement with gi function or cognitive, except for a small bump with

> sporanox... others we tried were nizoral, ketaconazole, diflucan,

> lamisil, probiotics, etc.).

>

> he was also clean for parasites, is a scope a good gauge for parasites? i only

ask this because we did a zyto way back and it said he had

> parasites. we did do alinea based on that finding. maybe this did the

> trick. we are always afraid to let our kids get in the bath tub together

because of the fear of parasites... but he looked clean according to

> Buie's scope. biopsies indicated lots of inflammation, allergies yes,

> but he seems pretty decent in terms of bacteria, yeast, and parasites.

> this surprised me as he has been off of probiotics, antifungals, alinea, etc.

for some time now.

>

> fecal metal test - is there a quest test for this? we've done hair and urine

with mixed signals... but i have always wondered about his poop.

>

> MATTO

>

December 1, 2011

Sorry. The ipad likes to change what I write. I would go with the zyto

results.

> >

> > we just

> > started on pentasa courtesy of the findings from dr. buie. my wife says

> > she the granules in the stool, ie it is not always breaking down

> > correctly. he does not take capsules, we have to break open and give

> > with food, generally ricera yogurt. is this the cause?

> >

> > also, he came up clean for yeast. couid he have brain yeast and no gut

yeast? how do you test for yeast that is not in the gut, and how do you treat it

> > (we did the antifngal parade in the past, but never saw any real

> > improvement with gi function or cognitive, except for a small bump with

> > sporanox... others we tried were nizoral, ketaconazole, diflucan,

> > lamisil, probiotics, etc.).

> >

> > he was also clean for parasites, is a scope a good gauge for parasites? i

only ask this because we did a zyto way back and it said he had

> > parasites. we did do alinea based on that finding. maybe this did the

> > trick. we are always afraid to let our kids get in the bath tub together

because of the fear of parasites... but he looked clean according to

> > Buie's scope. biopsies indicated lots of inflammation, allergies yes,

> > but he seems pretty decent in terms of bacteria, yeast, and parasites.

> > this surprised me as he has been off of probiotics, antifungals, alinea,

etc. for some time now.

> >

> > fecal metal test - is there a quest test for this? we've done hair and urine

with mixed signals... but i have always wondered about his poop.

> >

> > MATTO

> >

>

December 1, 2011

Upon Googling, I found that stool tests are highly unreliable for

parasites. I have also seen gobs of posts by people stating that

they tested negative for worms, took worm medicine anyhow, and many

worms came out of them. Also, note that protozoa is highly

implicated as a being a main contributor to autism, and you will

find research stating that both protozoa (tiny worms) and worms can

cause developmental and mental disorders in babies and children.

Plus, the amount of people on the autism and chronic health forums

stating lots of improvements when taking dewormers is telling.

Also, keep in mind that the autism and chronic health arena view

protozoa and worms as taking long periods of times to treat, such as

over a year, and also that most treatments are not very effective,

but do help. In summary, protozoa and worms are a problem, not to

be dismissed by a routine fecal exam.

Love and prayers,

Heidi N

No. Paralyze can live in lungs, heart, brain, lymphatic system.

Checking the colon does not rule out parasites.

>

> we just

> started on pentasa courtesy of the findings from dr. buie. my

wife says

> she the granules in the stool, ie it is not always breaking

down

> correctly. he does not take capsules, we have to break open

and give

> with food, generally ricera yogurt. is this the cause?

>

> also, he came up clean for yeast. couid he have brain yeast

and no gut yeast? how do you test for yeast that is not in the

gut, and how do you treat it

> (we did the antifngal parade in the past, but never saw any

real

> improvement with gi function or cognitive, except for a small

bump with

> sporanox... others we tried were nizoral, ketaconazole,

diflucan,

> lamisil, probiotics, etc.).

>

> he was also clean for parasites, is a scope a good gauge for

parasites? i only ask this because we did a zyto way back and it

said he had

> parasites. we did do alinea based on that finding. maybe this

did the

> trick. we are always afraid to let our kids get in the bath

tub together because of the fear of parasites... but he looked

clean according to

> Buie's scope. biopsies indicated lots of inflammation,

allergies yes,

> but he seems pretty decent in terms of bacteria, yeast, and

parasites.

> this surprised me as he has been off of probiotics,

antifungals, alinea, etc. for some time now.

>

> fecal metal test - is there a quest test for this? we've done

hair and urine with mixed signals... but i have always wondered

about his poop.

>

> MATTO

>

December 1, 2011

Dr Krigsman had us open the capsule and crush half of the pellets and then give

it to him. You can put the crushed part back in the capsule, but our son did

not swallow pills so we put it in soft foods. I would ask Dr Buie about this

before trying.

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December 1, 2011

he was scoped - both lower and upper gi... plus 9 biopsies were taken. no parasites found.so he is clean then right?Matto To: mb12valtrex Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2011 11:48 AM Subject: Re: pentasa, parasites, and fecal

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