Re: Michele/was:Re: What to do if you cant tolerate pro-biotics ()

July 14, 2008

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From: mmc2315

I have read on Yahoo (so take it for what it's worth) that not all strains in

probiotics " get

along " . I don't exactly know what the hell that means, but when I hear/read

someone say

they can't tolerate probiotics, I now think die-off, or strains not getting

along.

====>Well I don't know about strains not getting along, but her and probiotics

are definitely not friendly. The more I think about this, the more I think

is right, and you also, it's probably one massive die off.

Are you still chelating your gd?

====>People (mostly childless people) used to ask me why it took me so long to

graduate from college, guess they missed the two year old attached to my hip :-)

I had a pat answer and told them " I'm on the ten year plan. " More than a few

bought this.

Seems like we're on the 10 year plan for chelation. I always thought the

hardest part of this journey would be getting the cognition part corrected, I

was wrong. The easiest part was correcting the auditory processing, attention,

learning disabilities, fine/gross motor issues, etc.

It's all these naggy little health issues that keep popping up or layers of

health problems that keep getting uncovered that are keeping us at this for so

long. For a long while it was fatigue that is now corrected and then this little

shuddery thing she did which we finally after much trial and error figured out

was some kind of potassium malfunction.

Along the way her low cysteine got translated into too much cysteine so we

have had to restrict sulfur foods and solved that problem. Now this probiotic

thing, probably some huge, massive yeast issue that presents itself differently

than any other yeast issue she has had.

But on the bright side, noone misses a beat here, we just go along as, weird

as this is, it has become second nature for all of us. It would be enough to

drive most people to drink but along the journey she has just become the most

delightfully happy, charming, full-of-promise child, making all of this seem

like not too much trouble.

But I have thought more than a few times that it is like building a

kid....from scratch.

Sorry, didn't mean to get so wordy :-) Nice to hear from you again, how are

your girls, I think of you often?

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