Re: 3 yrs rx anti-virals - no progress - nell

[Guest guest]

> i was just curious of the post another parent wrote stating if

antivirals not working then the problem may not be viral.

That's true, but it may also be true that particular viruses need to

be treated by specific agents, and yours haven't been matched up yet.

So high-dose Vit A is good for measles virus but maybe not so

effective for other viruses. n's viral titer was highest for EBV,

so I can say that Virastop works on that. It and OLE are probably

pretty broad-spectrum but we'll have to collect reports from people

who had the panel done. Unfortunately that panel is expensive, because

I'd have loved to re-do it after each anti-viral treatment.

Which viruses does your son have trouble with?

Nell

[Guest guest]

In working with viruses the issues are two fold: 1. Stop the

replication with antivirals - Valtrex, olive leaf, etc. 2. Test

for the specific viruses and make a homochord for the viruses - the

homochord will dredge / kill off the viruses. Homochords are

typically made off of EAV/EDS devices. Requires a skilled

practitioner. Also lots of oxygen therapies ( activate oxygen using

medical oxygen/medical ozone in the mixture ) via insufflation OR

sauna if child is old enough to sit in cabinet / tolerate sauna.

The problem here may be the virus has hijacked a bacteria such as

borellia and stores it in in the virus DNA. It's called

a " Viteria " . Combo of bacteria and virus.

>

> > i was just curious of the post another parent wrote stating if

> antivirals not working then the problem may not be viral.

>

> That's true, but it may also be true that particular viruses need

to

> be treated by specific agents, and yours haven't been matched up

yet.

> So high-dose Vit A is good for measles virus but maybe not so

> effective for other viruses. n's viral titer was highest for

EBV,

> so I can say that Virastop works on that. It and OLE are probably

> pretty broad-spectrum but we'll have to collect reports from people

> who had the panel done. Unfortunately that panel is expensive,

because

> I'd have loved to re-do it after each anti-viral treatment.

>

> Which viruses does your son have trouble with?

>

> Nell

>