Considering stopping ALA and inhancing MT production

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We have used Dmsa/ala combo for four weeks with child #1. Previous

twelve rounds, it was only DMSA. I have found out that he had approx 7

pops and two bowls of cereal with enzymes while at his friends, and

this has increased his yeast, and caused a mild regression (he still

is doing fantastic though and has kept the social interaction up).

Before ala, increasing the coQ10, adding B-50, and zinc loading, he

has/could occasionally binge out on pop and it didn't totally unravel

our entire yeast program. Is the only way to continue ala and keep

the yeast under control to do a yeast/sugar free diet? Could we use

ala only part of the time and lessen this, or what should our strategy be?

We are considering SCD, or weston price, or william crook, or some

kind of kicking the diet up a notch. I think that because of NAET,

child #1 is no longer allergic to egg which was our original concern

with SCD.

I am almost ready to rotate child #1 off of GSE that was working so

well too, so I'd like to be prepared for that.

When you " ramp up your yeast " protocol, what do you do?

Mt Production.

I read that effective MT production sequesters heavy metals. I heard

that an MB12 injection stimulates production of glutathione, and

bipasses the gut. I would like to try these. Does anyone know where

you can order those without an RX, or does anyone know a doctor in

Kansas City (or nearby) who will prescribe MB12 injections?

I think that our great month long regression from sublingual MB12 was

from yeast. Someone told me that oral MB12 caused a yeast flare in

some children, and I was putting this all together. I am now seeing

correlations between regressions and yeast BIG TIME with my son...

I am finishing up our zinc loading and I wanted to try to introduce

the 14 amino acid constitutes of MT gradually, but I do not know what

they are. Does anyone have this protocol?

Thank You,

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>I have found out that he had approx 7

> pops

Yowee? Seven? Where were those parents?

> Is the only way to continue ala and keep

> the yeast under control to do a yeast/sugar free diet? Could we use

> ala only part of the time and lessen this, or what should our

strategy be?

You could try that. A lot of people have just as big a yeast problem

with DMSA. My experience was that yeast was a huge problem at first,

and I had to do rounds less frequently to get yeast back under

control, but as the rounds went by the yeast got less aggressive.

> When you " ramp up your yeast " protocol, what do you do?

Give more of whatever works more often, lower sugar intake, perhaps

delay chelating. Maybe use another antifungal in addition to what's

already being given.

> Mt Production.

Sorry, I don't know a thing about this.

Nell

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If I remember correctly he's 18 or 19 and was hanging out with friends.

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Yowee? Seven? Where were those parents?<br>

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We will chelate every other week until yeast gets under control.

No sugar now, and no sugar this weekend when he goes to another LAN

party. Yes, he was hanging out with his friends.

I have been giving oreganol for two months with meals. Do I need to

rotate it? What in it's place?

I have been giving GSE for two months. Should I rotate it to uva Ursi

or MCT oil?

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>>Is the only way to continue ala and keep

> the yeast under control to do a yeast/sugar free diet?

I did " reduced " sugar, not entirely eliminated, and used GSE plus

Candidase or No-Fenol to keep the yeast under control.

Could we use

> ala only part of the time and lessen this, or what should our

strategy be?

This might work.

> When you " ramp up your yeast " protocol, what do you do?

I increased GSE and whatever enzyme I was using at the time [Candidase

or No-Fenol].

> I think that our great month long regression from sublingual MB12 was

> from yeast. Someone told me that oral MB12 caused a yeast flare in

> some children, and I was putting this all together.

Oral mB12 caused lots of yeast for my kids. Shots can also cause

yeast in certain children, so watch for that.

Dana