Re: biomedics...children's tylenol...help

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> I am a little at a loss as to what to do. We started my son's

custom made protocol with biomedics given by our DAN!, he needs to

take a total of 14 supplements altogether. We were told to start

slowly with every one we add. We are up to the 8th.

> He has been crying for the last 10 minutes that his throat is

hurting him.

What is the last one you added?

>>by giving him tylenol can this conflict or intefere with the biomedics?

Tylenol stresses the liver. Motrin is usually better.

Dana

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Hi Dana

Last one we added was glycine

danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

> I am a little at a loss as to what to do. We started my son's

custom made protocol with biomedics given by our DAN!, he needs to

take a total of 14 supplements altogether. We were told to start

slowly with every one we add. We are up to the 8th.

> He has been crying for the last 10 minutes that his throat is

hurting him.

What is the last one you added?

>>by giving him tylenol can this conflict or intefere with the biomedics?

Tylenol stresses the liver. Motrin is usually better.

Dana

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<<Tylenol stresses the liver. Motrin is usually better.>>

The active ingredient in Tylenol is acetaminophen (aka paracetamol)

which needs to be metabolized by the liver. The pharmaceutical

companies manufacture it from phenol molecules which are nitrated

using sulfuric acid. If you are phenol sensitive or have sulfur issues

it's really not the best choice of pain reliever - too much load on

the PST enzymes.

The metabolic processing depletes the bodys store of glutathione as

well, which is usually deficient in our kids anyway.

My son had a major regression in our early days of biomedical

interventions. He'd had a cold and I gave him Children's Tylenol Cold

to relieve his symptoms. Within hours he lost three months worth of

recent developmental gains.

The next day I went to a lecture given by the late founder of Brain

Child Nutritionals ( Lang) and he mentioned how acetaminophen

wipes out glutathione. Revelation! I spent the rest of the night glued

to my computer and learned all about the chemistry of Tylenol.

Next day I threw out every medicine that contained acetaminophen. For

my son I use Children's Motrin if I have to (only once in the last 18

months) and my husband and I use Advil.

The good news is my son re-gained his losses within a week or so. Not

sure if it would have been so rapid if I hadn't started supplementing

him with ReadiSorb Liposomal Glutathione by the end of the third day.

Mother to 4.5 year old recovered ASD son.

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Antibiotics is often thought to cause many of the GI issues we end up

having troubles with to begin with! We avoid them now and use natural

and this works much better anyways. Antibiotics cause yeast, flora

issues etc. Now if severe infection I would never say not to use, but

avoid if able. The probiotics he is on well help counter the affects

from the antibiotics though. As far as pain and discomfort, aloe vera

works very well. We use the juice form, but some dont like the taste.

There is pill form but we have never used and I would suspect it is

highly broken down. You can mix the juice form with pureed type

foods, use something like pedia sure etc. It is a natural pain

reliever and has many minerals and healing ingredients. As far as

sore throat, I dont know how old he is and if able to do, a warm salt

water gurgle(Military remedy) well clear up throat infections. When

my oldest son was younger, befor we learned what we know now, he

would get throat infections over and over! They was wanting to pull

his tonsils and we learned that he never would ever clear up with

antibiotics due to the bacteria being in the crevesis and antiboitics

dont work on that. Once we started him gargling salt water, his

throat infections stopped and he still has his tonsils! Jennie<><

>

> Hi

> I am a little at a loss as to what to do. We started my son's

custom made protocol with biomedics given by our DAN!, he needs to

take a total of 14 supplements altogether. We were told to start

slowly with every one we add. We are up to the 8th.

> He has been crying for the last 10 minutes that his throat is

hurting him. He has no fever but he is in obvious discomfort. We

will see a doctor tomorrow to get him checked. Until then, by

giving him tylenol can this conflict or intefere with the

biomedics? Also, is there anything else I can give him that is more

natural that can help with the pain he is in?

> If the doctor tells us he needs antibiotics for infection will

this intefere with the biomedics?

>

> Jordan is taken the following presently:

>

> PROBIOTICS

> SUPER NU-THERA

> AFP PETIZYDE ENZYMES

> ZINC

> CARNITINE

> FISH OIL

> COD LIVER OIL

> GLYCINE

>

> Any information is greatly appreciated.

> Thank You

> Heleni (Jordan's mom)

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Thanks Jennie.

That's exactly what I had him do, garggle with salt/water that day and the

next day I picked up some pure honey and I put some with tea and " voila " he is

doing great...didn't need to resort to any antibiotics or tylenol or anything

else. He actually told me himself, he is fine and that he is not hurting anymore

and he didn't need to see a doctor (he is 12 yrs old).....thanks for the aloe

vera tip, I will keep it in mind for the next time.

Helen

Jennie <mykidshisgift@...> wrote:

Antibiotics is often thought to cause many of the GI issues we end up

having troubles with to begin with! We avoid them now and use natural

and this works much better anyways. Antibiotics cause yeast, flora

issues etc. Now if severe infection I would never say not to use, but

avoid if able. The probiotics he is on well help counter the affects

from the antibiotics though. As far as pain and discomfort, aloe vera

works very well. We use the juice form, but some dont like the taste.

There is pill form but we have never used and I would suspect it is

highly broken down. You can mix the juice form with pureed type

foods, use something like pedia sure etc. It is a natural pain

reliever and has many minerals and healing ingredients. As far as

sore throat, I dont know how old he is and if able to do, a warm salt

water gurgle(Military remedy) well clear up throat infections. When

my oldest son was younger, befor we learned what we know now, he

would get throat infections over and over! They was wanting to pull

his tonsils and we learned that he never would ever clear up with

antibiotics due to the bacteria being in the crevesis and antiboitics

dont work on that. Once we started him gargling salt water, his

throat infections stopped and he still has his tonsils! Jennie<><

>

> Hi

> I am a little at a loss as to what to do. We started my son's

custom made protocol with biomedics given by our DAN!, he needs to

take a total of 14 supplements altogether. We were told to start

slowly with every one we add. We are up to the 8th.

> He has been crying for the last 10 minutes that his throat is

hurting him. He has no fever but he is in obvious discomfort. We

will see a doctor tomorrow to get him checked. Until then, by

giving him tylenol can this conflict or intefere with the

biomedics? Also, is there anything else I can give him that is more

natural that can help with the pain he is in?

> If the doctor tells us he needs antibiotics for infection will

this intefere with the biomedics?

>

> Jordan is taken the following presently:

>

> PROBIOTICS

> SUPER NU-THERA

> AFP PETIZYDE ENZYMES

> ZINC

> CARNITINE

> FISH OIL

> COD LIVER OIL

> GLYCINE

>

> Any information is greatly appreciated.

> Thank You

> Heleni (Jordan's mom)

>

>

>

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Wow.... THANK YOU SO MUCH....important information..

We are about 4-5 months into the biomedics, gfcf...and we started slow with

the diet (so difficult), then slowly on my own, by reading, surfing the net, I

started him with the enzymes, then the probiotics, the multivitamins, and

eventually got our test results back from our DAN! and this is the first week

that we have incorporated slowly but surely all the other biomedics, we still

have about 4 to incorporate (including the b12 shots) to complete his custom

made protocol. My son was diagnosed with moderate autism at about 6 yrs old (he

is 12 yrs old now). I lost many years due to the fact that the docs,peds had

installed in our heads, we had no hope...until I saw McCarthy on

CNN.....saying all that, today, my son is high functioning today, and, each

day is a better day, we see so many gains..hopefully he will loose his diagnosis

and be one of the recovered kids....like the saying goes " it is never too

late " ...my son is living proof of that.

Thanks again for this importnat info...

Heleni

mom to Jordan, 12yrs old. and on the road to recovery

amandasathome <amandasathome@...> wrote:

<<Tylenol stresses the liver. Motrin is usually better.>>

The active ingredient in Tylenol is acetaminophen (aka paracetamol)

which needs to be metabolized by the liver. The pharmaceutical

companies manufacture it from phenol molecules which are nitrated

using sulfuric acid. If you are phenol sensitive or have sulfur issues

it's really not the best choice of pain reliever - too much load on

the PST enzymes.

The metabolic processing depletes the bodys store of glutathione as

well, which is usually deficient in our kids anyway.

My son had a major regression in our early days of biomedical

interventions. He'd had a cold and I gave him Children's Tylenol Cold

to relieve his symptoms. Within hours he lost three months worth of

recent developmental gains.

The next day I went to a lecture given by the late founder of Brain

Child Nutritionals ( Lang) and he mentioned how acetaminophen

wipes out glutathione. Revelation! I spent the rest of the night glued

to my computer and learned all about the chemistry of Tylenol.

Next day I threw out every medicine that contained acetaminophen. For

my son I use Children's Motrin if I have to (only once in the last 18

months) and my husband and I use Advil.

The good news is my son re-gained his losses within a week or so. Not

sure if it would have been so rapid if I hadn't started supplementing

him with ReadiSorb Liposomal Glutathione by the end of the third day.

Mother to 4.5 year old recovered ASD son.

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> Hi Dana

> Last one we added was glycine

You might try removing that, see if it was causing the problem.

Dana