Re: regression from antibiotic

[Guest guest]

Yes, give him the probiotics now. You can also attack the yeast with

colostrum and/or natural yeast fighter blends available from the HFS

and from Kirkman Labs.

HI

-- In GFCFKids@y..., barbeetofloyd@a... wrote:

> My son has been acting a little strange lately and I just figured

out

> why. He was on Amoxicillin for strep throat and it was the gfcf

one

> but I think it put the yeast into overload. ...Someone had said to

always

> take a probiotic when you take an antibiotic but I didn't do that

> because this was the first time in over a year that he has had

one.

> Can I take a probiotic now or what? Please give me any suggestions

> you have? Thank you.

> MA

[Guest guest]

Is there a certain brand to use and how long do you give it to your child?

Is there side effects from it as well? Also I didn't know that colostrum was

a natural yeast fighter. Good info. Thanks

MA

[Guest guest]

,

Have you read Dr. Shaw's book on Biological Interventions for Autism and

PDD? This book explains about the correlation between Yeast and

Antibiotics. It's not enough to give probiotics when your child takes an

antibiotic. Your child need to be on an antifungal diet and probably

Nystatin. has a bad reaction to antibiotics and we were

faithfully giving him the probiotics. This wasn't enough, because the

Yeast is just too big of an issue. I think that you will find that if

you get your child on an Antifungal diet and get started on a good course

of Nystatin, you will see your child recover from this reaction alot mor

quickly. Also, Dr. Shaw gives some good ideas for avoiding the use of

Antibiotics, esp. for ear infections. He states in his book that in

Holland they don't even use antibiotics for ear infections. As for the

strep, he reccommends that if you must administer an antibiotic, the

safest way to do it is by an injection. This way you aren't attacking

the good flora in the intestines and feeding the Yeast. Take it from me.

Whenever has to take an antibiotic, it's always the same story...

He gets very Hyper and has a rash that literally EATS THE SKIN OFF OF HIS

BOTTOM. But still, the Dr. will look me in the eye and say " that's NOT

yeast " and you " CANN0T PROVE THAT THE ANTIBIOTIC HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH

THE RASH. " I would ask your nutritionist if he/she if familliar with

Dr. Shaw since he's been studying this problem for many years.

Another thing that you could do that might help the bad reaction is give

your child some Alkaseltzer Gold or Charcoal tablets.

Best Wishes

KELLY LEIGH

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[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for all that info.. I haven't read that book but I guess

it's time I do. Whenever I get one thing figured out there is always

something else that comes along and confuses me all over again. Thanks for

everyones help.

MA