tuna answers and vaccine answers and taurine question

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In a message dated 4/22/01 10:35:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

bsbjcole@... writes:

> . Regarding vaccines...my 5 year old was due when

> he started kindergarten last fall, so we had his titers checked with

> a blood test, (that tells whether you are immune)...we checked him

> for measles, mumps, rubella, diptheria, tetanus and pertussis...(mmr

> and dpt) He had high immunity to all from his original vaccines.

> The way I understand it is if a child has been vaccinated when they

> are little most children are still immune....they revaccinate at

> school age to cover the very small percentage of kids who do not have

>

Thanks very much to everyone for this valuable info! Now my question

is....how do you tell the value of what is considered high immunity? I don't

want my ped. to pull the wool over my eyes so I want to know what the scale

is. Make sense?

Debbie

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Hi everyone...sorry if these are repeat answers, regarding tuna, we

use starkist low sodium chunk white tuna...ingredients...white tuna

and distilled water. Regarding vaccines...my 5 year old was due when

he started kindergarten last fall, so we had his titers checked with

a blood test, (that tells whether you are immune)...we checked him

for measles, mumps, rubella, diptheria, tetanus and pertussis...(mmr

and dpt) He had high immunity to all from his original vaccines.

The way I understand it is if a child has been vaccinated when they

are little most children are still immune....they revaccinate at

school age to cover the very small percentage of kids who do not have

the continueing immunity. Now my question...whoever said they

were giving taurine for sleep...how much and at what time and has it

worked?

[Guest guest]

I bet you could find this in nursing student books they have great

information on normal lab values on everything. F

Re: tuna answers and vaccine answers and taurine

question

> In a message dated 4/22/01 10:35:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

> bsbjcole@... writes:

>

>

> > . Regarding vaccines...my 5 year old was due when

> > he started kindergarten last fall, so we had his titers checked with

> > a blood test, (that tells whether you are immune)...we checked him

> > for measles, mumps, rubella, diptheria, tetanus and pertussis...(mmr

> > and dpt) He had high immunity to all from his original vaccines.

> > The way I understand it is if a child has been vaccinated when they

> > are little most children are still immune....they revaccinate at

> > school age to cover the very small percentage of kids who do not have

> >

>

> Thanks very much to everyone for this valuable info! Now my question

> is....how do you tell the value of what is considered high immunity? I

don't

> want my ped. to pull the wool over my eyes so I want to know what the

scale

> is. Make sense?

> Debbie

>

>

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