Rashes: Re: Antivirals/painful rash

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I have pretty much come to that conclusion too, . I say this

because on two separate occasions over the last 3 months I have tried

to start her on Virastop and the negative emotions/behavior were so

bad that I stopped after only a few days. I really wanted to get

started with chelation and did not want to get bogged down into a

downward viral regression. However, it is a pretty good indication

to me that she has some significant viral issues. I never saw any

type of rash from the Virastop, just the emotions.

This particular " bruise type rash " episode resulted not from a

Virastop but from an extra dose of AFP Pept., and along with the rash

were the same negative emotions. This leads me to believe that the

Peptizide is helping her with virus issues and I just have to be very

careful not to give her more than her usual dose, unless I want to

see a reaction. My plan is to get much much farther along into her

chelation (we are just finishing round 2) and then try to get her

started slowly on the Virastop again. Thanks for your insight and

for all the great information you provide to us.

Sheresa

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> >>>> looking rash that just popped up on her hiney cheek and was

very

> itchy, painful for her.

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> I would vote for viral rash rather than mercury. A characteristic

of

> the viral rash is the pain, with possible itchiness. When I did

some

> high doses of Purify, I had a rash that slightly itchy but very

> painful. The literature says the virus travels up the nerve endings

in

> which it was hiding until it surfaces on the skin. Do to this

direct

> association with the nerves, the pain can be pronounced (or mild)

and

> be deep down, as opposed to just at the skin surface. My experience

> with Purify is here:

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> http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm#6

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